Nagyon eltalált, kiforrott íipus. Hihetetlenül pontos, bár ez erősen függ a lövedéktől. Pl.: A JSB Exakt 5.50 és 5.51mm-esnek 50m-en 6-7cm a szórása, a 5.52mm-esnek
csak 2.5 cm! Ha jól választod meg a lövedéket, nagyon sok sikert könyvelhetsz el! A regulátor nélküli kategória legjobbja szerintem!
Gratulálok Crosman!

I like everything about this Rifle. The perfect elegant design, the trigger, the shrouded barrel, the discrete sound of the shot, the (almost nonexistent) recoil, the number of shots per fill, the pre-existent sling studs, the amazing harmonics of the mechanism and above all, the incredible accuracy. Its impossible to be more accurate!
I wouldn't change Absolutely Nothing about this rifle. Don't change anything in this gun. This is an amazing piece of engineering that has reached its highest point. I'm sure that any attempt to improve this gun will compromise this perfect balance; - something that is extremely good.
This gun deserves the best scope you can afford. Don't forget that.
Since I started into airguns I may have tried maybe 18 different guns and nothing compares to this one. Top Dollar airguns can't do better than the Benjamin Marauder.
All you folks out there should know is that if you have a chance to buy a Marauder, do not hesitate. Only an accurate gun , no matter what qualities it may have; - only one accurate gun can give you pleasure. This is the one. This gun will make you happy for sure.

je suis Français et je ne connaissais pas la marque Crosman, j' ai fais l achat d une Maraudeur et je suis bluffé par sa qualité de fabrication et ses performances ! bravo Crosman et continuez de nous faire des supers produits comme la Marauder !

The title says it all. The BEST PCP Gun

this gun was displayed at the recent NRA convention in st louis, mo .. i have had several spring 22 cal airguns in the last 20+ years but read other reviews on this rifle and decided to purchase one. wish i had one of these long ago, quiet, accurate,easy to maintain, and with a scuba tank to refill your gun u can burn up inexpensive pellets in your back yard (if u live in town). well worth the price

This rifle is just perfect! Accuracy is tied between CPHP and CP Ultra Magnum with DIME SIZED grouping. Easy to use and shoot. And the trigger...oh the trigger...don't get me started. It's like cutting butter with a hot knife! The only issue is the weight, you'll get used to it though. It'll get you strong! Also, she is silent. Really, really, really, silent. Only sound is the hammer against the valve and the pellet whacking the target. Must buy. If you can only get one, go big.

Picked one up with a Leapers 5th Gen 6x24x40 Scope and was a little frustrated trying to Zero with the scope becuase of the less than typical adjustments on the scope. Couple that with the fact that I started with a brand of pellet that simply wouldn't group tighter than 5" at 45'. However once I figured out the right pellet to use (Crossman Premier Hollow Point), and figured out how to adjust the scope I was punching 5 shot groupings all day long THROUGH THE SAME HOLE. I setup a couple pennies and started plinking them at '45. After 20 shots and no misses I handed it to my kids (daughter 12 and son 16 and they bent a hand full of change) another 20-30 rounds and ONLY ONE MISS from 45'. I've made zero tweaks to the gun and it just work. WORD OF WARNING, some ammo simply won't pattern well in this gun. Tried other Crosman, and Gamo rounds and nothing worked the the ones mentioned above.

The ONLY negative IMO is the weight.

So I purchased this Marauder .22 back in October of 2011, and i loved it! I shot this rifle at very least 2-3 times a week.. Mainly testing to find the best pellet for the gun. (for tree squirrel and cotton tail season) And crosman what the heck, your brown box .22 14.3grain pellets were one of the worst pellets i used in this gun and they're ridiculously expensive. But in this time i spent over $100 on different pellets to test in this gun. I purchased Benjamin PCP hp 14.3grain, JSB Exact Heavy 18.1grain, JSB Exact 15.9grain, JSB Exact Monsters 25.4grain, H&N Baracuda Match 21.1grain, Beeman Kodiak Copper Coated 21.1grain, Predator Polymags 16.0grain and a few other H&N, and Beeman pellets. Velocities for these pellets with the factory tune from 3000 psi consisted of: 14.3grain= AVG 935fps. But one drawback about this rifle is i was only able to get about 20 good consistent shots with the JSB 18.1. AVG shot string= 881.3, 879.2, 878.6, 875.1, 873.7, 870.2, 870.7, 868.4, 864.9, 862.2 and the velocity would only continue to drop. The only pellets that could maintain decent accuracy at 50 yards were the JSB 18.1, 15.9, Polymags, and Match Baracudas 21.1. The best groups were with the 21.1 baracudas and 18.1 JSBs. Baracuda groups= 0.964", 0.859" 0.751". JSB 18.1= 0.521" 0.648" 0.439". So squirrel season came and went without any luck. But I continued to shoot. Then a couple days got warm enough that i figured some ground squirrels would be out enjoying the sun, and there where. The JSBs found their mark and hit 9 squirrels hard, all these squirrels were under 50 yards, and the 10Th one i shot at i missed......but it shouldn't have. He was at 72 yards with a 5-8 mph 90 degree left to right wind, my fill pressure was good so the velocity was just fine. I had a 4-16X40 MD AO IR centerpoint scope on this rifle, so i made the right adjustments concerning elevation and windage, and squeezed the trigger, what happened next was kinda weird, the pellet struck low 2 inches, and to the left 4 inches, latter found out it was the scope. (So i wouldn't recommend this scope to anyone, considering the scope was never bumped or dropped or anything), But back to the gun. So 2 days later i pulled the rifle back out to shoot some more, and found out the gun was leaking. I don't know where the leak was or if it is normal for Benjamin PCPs to start leaking after about three months of use but i sent the gun back to crosman for repairs, still waiting to hear back about the gun. I would recommend this Rifle to friends, but if you want absolute pin point accuracy at range i would suggest putting a Lothar Walther barrel in place of the factory barrel. Another thing is i just wish i could get more shots per fill.

Exelent gun, I like

I have had my Marauder for a year and a half. It is an amazing airgun. Here are the things I like best about it. Mine is the .22 caliber.
1. It is very quiet with a fully shrouded barrel.
2. It is very powerful easily taking raccoon sized game.
3. It is very accurate, and is easily within an inch at 50 yards.
4. It has a 10 shot magazine for quick follow up shots.
5. The trigger is very predictable and can be adjusted where you like it.
6 It is American made.
7. I get around 25 very consistent shots with a fill.
8. It has a pressure gauge.
9. The gun can be tuned to offer power or more shots.

My least favorite part is the stock. It is somewhat bulky, and the checkering is easily damaged by a gunsock.
If you don't have a Marauder you'll regret it some day when the airguns of legend are being discussed.

What are you waiting for? Buy it. I've been shooting BB/pellet guns and firearms for about 60 years. This bolt-action, 10-shot repeater is fantastic; especially if you've been fooling around with .177-cal single-shot, break-barrel pellet rifles trying to rid your urban backyard, gutters and downspouts, and roof of bushy-tailed rats (squirrels) for as long as I have. I bought the .22 cal version because I wanted more knock-down power than a .177 cal and reviews I read said the .25 cal version used a lot more air; hence less shots per filling/pumping and was a bit louder. Buy a good mil-dot scope for it since it doesn't have iron sights. Be careful what you buy, not too short, so that the eye relief won't be beyond your comfortable reach when mounted on limited rail space on the receiver. Only draw backs: Need to buy a scope, need for a high-pressure pump or compressed air bottle, and the very heavy weight of the wooden stock. A nice, lighter weight, synthetic stock would be a terrific addition to this VERY FINE pellet rifle. Be sure to shop around on the internet for a best price; they are available at a hugh discount at some locations and even with shipping and sales tax can be had for at least $100 below MSRP. Did I say buy it? It's whisper quiet, accurate, single-shot deadly for bushy-tailed rats at about 30 yards.

Perfect for suburban pest control. Humane one shot kills every time for squirrels and rabbits.
It really is insanely accurate. My tuned .22 rimfire rifle does not even come close.
It's not an inexpensive set-up for a pellet rifle, but well worth the cost for suburban varmint hunting.
Mine is most accurate with Crosman Premier hunting pellets fed from the magazine or Polymag Predator pellets loaded one-at-a-time.

I put a first time shooter prone off of a bipod at 35 yards. His first five shot string could be covered with a nickle. He's hooked!
I gave him my old springer air rifle while he saves up for a Marauder.

Actually an outstanding air rifle. Quiet. Accurate. Trigger is comparable to the match triggers I grew up shooting. A little on the heavy side for a hunter. This contributes to the accuracy so it's hard to complain. Most definitely would recommend. One need only compare the price to that of the competition. Leaving it tuned from the factory gives me about 30 rounds of 14.3 grain ammo in the sweet spot before a refill.

Excellent weapon. buy it.

This is one excellent weapon. Insanely accurate, quiet, and powerful, with an excellent trigger. I love shooting empty shotgun shells out to 60 yards with no problem. I also hunt rabbits, squirrels, and coons with it. Knocks em dead every time, no matter the distance. :D