Benjamin Marauder .177 PCP Air Rifle vs Umarex Notos PCP Air Rifle
The Marauder is the better pick for field target and bench shooting: a .177 pellet flies flatter, the wood stock and adjustable trigger suit precision work, and the regulated air system gives a long, consistent shot string. The Notos is the better pick for a light, compact gun you carry and shoot offhand: it weighs about two pounds less and runs a side lever. Owners of both praise the shot-to-shot consistency of a regulated PCP; the Marauder is heavier and louder at full power, and the Notos gives up velocity and shot count with its small fixed tank.
- Choose the Benjamin Marauder if you want a full-size, wood-stocked .177 for field target, bench work and calm, repeatable shot strings.
- Choose the Umarex Notos if you want a short, light .22 for plinking and close-range small game that is easy to carry and cock.
Prices
- Benjamin Marauder .177 PCP Air Rifle: $568.28 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Umarex Notos PCP Air Rifle: $254.07 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Umarex Notos PCP Air Rifle is $314.21 cheaper than the Benjamin Marauder .177 PCP Air Rifle at the latest prices (Nov 10)

