Benjamin Marauder Semi-Auto (SAM) Rifle Magazine, .22 Cal, 10rds

It took some getting used to the action and discovered dov not to use heavy pellets. They won't feed properly. Crosman hollow points work fine.

Information on the correct pellets to use.

Information on the rifel Information stating that heavy pellets don't feed properly or at all.

rotary design

the plastic star sprocket that holds pellets

had the semi auto armada ordered 3 extra clips with gun destroyed all 3 plus original. didn't matter which pellets the mags possible could be adjusted or modified

The magazine works great and the pellets feed into my Marauder bolt-action pellet gun every time (unlike the OEM bolt-action magazine which causes missfeeds).

You website description is inaccurate. It specifically states that it's for the semi-auto rifle only and NOT suitable for the bolt-action rifle. THIS is false and verified false by a rep at Crossman and also in real-world use by myself.

When loading this magazine, the first pellet has to be loaded from the "back" side and it must be inserted upside down or backwards depending on how have the magazine oriented.

Better than magazines that came with the rifle.

Once loaded, these magazines perform flawlessly. I have not experienced a misfeed of any kind.

It would be nice to have a little more to hold onto when loading the first pellet. I have dropped the magazine several times during loading. Thes magazines are made for smaller hands.

These magazines are Benjamin/Crosman OEM parts. They all work perfectly.

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Love the clips!!! Fitting in Gauntlet and semi-auto Marauder, I did take them apart and smooth all surfaces with a Dremel tool (too angles of clip holding pellet skirts, "back of pellet" and the race at the bottom of the rottery clip. Last step was addition of a small amount of oil. NO GAMS!!!! Note: I often fire 400- 500 shots two- there times per week.

Lower price and slightly better quality of pressed plastic pieces....older clips with thousands of shots through them also require a drilled hole to tighten spring, PLEASE: this is the finest training weapon I've held!!!! My whining is with a VERY large smile that takes hours to resolve after home from the range....lol.

Buy three weapons, and order new clips with each pellet order (due to back orders)!!! Strangers stand in line to shot Semi auto Marauder!!! With the political situation I have continued to refine my eye hand trigger time refinement, at a cost of ~ 10$ per 400-500 shots

I have a new SAM Marauder which comes with 1 magazine. Bought 5 additional magazines before they went backordered. Since this is a regulated PCP rifle, the 60 shots corresponds to the best zone of 3000 psi to 2000 psi for uniform shots. Follow the instructions or youtube videos to load them correctly (wind in direction of arrow and first pellet loads from the back). The magazines are excellent quality and relatively inexpensive compared to magazines for other rifles/pistols. Just ordered 6 more!

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On first use, the magazine slot is a bit tight but just a smack of the hand moves it to the left so its flush on the left side. You have to hold the charger back with the left hand to load the magazine with the right - the charger does not lock open. Be sure to push the charger forward after the magazine is in place. Then push the forward assist on the first shot of the magazine only. After several uses, the magazines click in and out easier. After 2 weeks of shooting every day, I have had 100% success with each of these magazines indexing and loading.

These semi-automatic magazines are very inexpensive. And that's a good thing because you're gonna need a bunch of 'em.

First thing I would do would actually mark these magazines as semi-automatic or make them a different color plastic. They are dimensionally and visually identical to the bolt-action magazine. The only difference is when you try to load them, they have a stronger spring and the cover does not go all the way around. I bought a label machine and labelled them. Plus, I wish this magazine would hold the bolt open on the last shot, sort of similar to the way you cannot operate the bolt on the bolt-action Marauder. Even if the magazine cannot hold the bolt open, I wish there was a way the bolt would lock open; it is a real pain trying to hold that bolt back with one hand and try to slip the magazine in with the other.

If you cannot keep track of your shot count, you will be constantly shooting an empty chamber. You have to load that first pellet backwards unlike the bolt-action Marauder.

Nothing to like.

Make it work.

Upon receiving the additional magazines in December I quickly loaded them (2) and began my first shoot at a backyard target. The first one shot five successfully then failed to advance causing an empty shot. I removed the magazine and exercised the mechanism of the spring tension, then successfully fired the remaining pellets. The second magazine Locked up after only four shots. I repeated the procedure of removing and exercising the spring tension then attempted to continue firing. After one shot it locked up again and this time I was unable to remove the magazine from the rifle, causing my new rifle to be unusable.