The Benjamin Marauder is a pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) air rifle in .177 caliber with a lightweight all-weather synthetic stock. It stands out for a choked, internally shrouded barrel that keeps report low, a two-stage adjustable match-grade trigger, a 10-round magazine and a rearward trigger position for a comfortable hand hold. It suits pest hunters and target shooters who want a quiet, repeatable PCP rifle without wood-stock upkeep. Against rivals it competes on quiet operation and adjustability rather than on maximum power, and owners generally rate its accuracy and trigger highly while noting it needs a separate high-pressure fill source.
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Owners of the Marauder line generally praise its accuracy, quiet report and smooth adjustable trigger, and many call it one of the best value PCP rifles. Common complaints center on the need for filling gear and on the weight and feel of the stock rather than on shot performance.
The Benjamin Sheridan Marauder is a multi-shot, bolt-action PCP air rifle in .177 caliber. It has an all-weather synthetic stock that is balanced for carrying in the field. The stock has an ambidextrous raised comb, and the comb is adjustable for a custom fit. The trigger sits farther back, which gives a more comfortable hand position.
The barrel is choked, rifled and internally shrouded. A factory-installed de-pinger changes the sharp "ping" to a dull thud, so the rifle sounds quieter. The two-stage, adjustable, match-grade trigger is designed for smooth, steady shots. A 10-round magazine allows fast follow-up shots.
A built-in pressure gauge and quick-disconnect Foster fittings make filling quick and easy. The rifle delivers up to 30 consistent shots per fill. Changes to the valve give a 12% power increase and a 30% increase in shot count (.22 and .177). The bolt is ambidextrous, and the breech design is simplified to give a more stable platform for larger scopes.
