Benjamin Marauder .25

The Marauder Pistol, or P-Rod as some call it, is basically the same trigger and grip frame used on the classic 1300 and 2200 series Crosman pistols, topped with a Marauder action and with a shortened air tube and barrel. These little guns can be configure as either a carbine or a pistol and with a multi-shot rotary magazine and smooth bolt they make for a quick shooting lightweight package. Weighing in at just 3.7 lbs without scope, the Marauder pistol has become a very popular lightweight small game gun. Benjamin Marauder .25

The stock and fore-grips are making of durable hard plastic . Making them lightweight but still strong. The trigger and trigger guard are both cast metal and add to the solid feel. The rifled steel barrel is shroud and does feature a fairly basic sound suppression system to help quiet some of the report of the gun.

Benjamin Marauder .25

On the underside of the fore-grip is an easy to read gauge which makes monitoring your fill pressure a snap. The Marauder pistol fills directly from a foster style fill valve locate at the end of the air cylinder with a snap on plastic dust cover to keep it free of any debris. The receiver is solid aluminum and has a mill 11mm dovetail rail for mounting optics as well as an ambidextrous bolt that can easily be switch to either the left or right handed position.

The Marauder Pistol boasts raw power, pinpoint precision, and unmatched reliability—all in a compact package that fits comfortably in your pack. Depend on the PCP Marauder to handle squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, and other small game and varmints. It’s the ultimate deer stand air gun for taking care of pests while waiting for the big buck to come along, and the repeater lets you take a quick follow-up shot if necessary. The Benjamin Marauder pellet pistol boasts an 8-shot rotary magazine and a 2-stage trigger with crisp action. Benjamin Marauder .25