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Hey Y’all! Testing the waters with my .25 Marauder. I have three barrels, 2 standard Crosman and on custom made TJ by Mountain Air Customs. Likes Air arms 25 grain and JSB 33gr pellets. The Crosman barrels like the Benjamin Domed pellets, which I’ll include with the sale, think I have 3 or 4...

I see a lot of discussion about other brands and rifles, and while I know the Marauder has been reviewed *many* times, it seems there's a gap in documented experiences for newer .25 Marauders as they are being produced today. I wanted to take a little bit of time to document my recent experience...

So. I’m super torn in the choice for my next air rifle. Hoping for some opinions here to help me make the decision :). I currently own an Air Arms TX200 and SynRod (LW barrel) in .177, and was looking for my first truly backyard-friendly .22. The issue I’m having comes down to this; the...

Hey all! I think I’m getting to the end of my break in, as I’m getting ragged hole groups at 20 and 50 yards now :). I did have to remove the stock and oil the action in the pivot points on the cocking arm. At first I got OK groups with H&N Baracuda Match, the with H&N Baracuda FT. I decided...

Hi all! I’m *loving* my new Marauder :). It seems to be slinging H&N Baracuda Match pellets extremely well, but I’ve always wanted to try slugs out. Is there any harm in trying slugs in my new .177 Marauder with the Lothar Walther barrel? My research is showing there isn’t a widely agreed upon...

Hi all! Second topic post here :). After some (not so) arm twisting from a buddy of mine, I decided to get in to PCP with the Synthetic .177 Marauder with the Lothar Walther barrel. I know springers and PCP's are quite different, both from a shooting and maintenance perspective, but I wanted...

Hi all! First post here :). I'm lucky enough to have a TX200/Hawke Airmax combo on pre-order from Pyramyd air, and having some bad experiences with a couple Gamo air rifles I wanted to ask about some basics. I've seen over on AEAC that Steve likes to clean barrels often and well before...