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That's interesting. I researched the **** out of it and did not come across any reported problems with the Marauder. In fact it was unanimously good reports. Except just now with the poster above who obviously doesn't like them. Of course my experience is "N=1," as scientists / researchers...

While I was infatuated and briefly considered spending the dough on an FX Impact M3 / M4 as my first air rifle..... I'm SO glad I didn't. I've learned a LOT perusing the AN forum about the FX Impact rifles. I made the right choice for me (Marauder F&T), especially as an air gun novice...

On Friday, these were my results with the Marauder. I wasn't too pleased with my 50 yard targets. Some days are better than others, eh? During the 2nd target, they called a cease fire and closed the range due to approaching lightning. :(

Well... one reason.... The OP said.... My Marauder is regulated. But, yes... the base model is unregulated. Last week... 5-shot groups at 25 yards. Not bad. :)

My Marauder is super-duper quiet. I can't imagine needing a moderator.

No dedicated air gun ranges anywhere near me. So, I go to the regular outdoor firearms range.

The wood is "nice" but it's not THAT nice on the Marauder. I like the wood on my Marauder, but I plan on doing exactly nothing to try to "keep it nice." I would say the downside of the wood on the Marauder is the weight. It's a hefty rifle! Really too heavy to regularly shoot "off-hand."...

I've been shooting long-ish distance "powder burner" precision rifles for a number of years. No competitions, though. Tried competition, did NOT like it because of the people. They are NOT nice to newcomers. So I just do my own thing. I have done what you describe. It's very meditative. I...

And looks like a traditional "real rifle." Real wood! :) My first (and so far only) real air rifle: So far, it's been quite good. I got the "Field & Target" edition, which is a "regulated" model and comes with an upgraded Lothar-Walther barrel. Paid $780 for it at Pyramid. Of course...

Since I have a scope on the way for my son's AR-15... aaaaaaand... I've been wanting one of these..... Arrived today. Of course I popped the Marauder into it for this photo and this forum. Real Avid makes some neat stuff. Well designed. Not cheap. But not crazy expensive, either. It...

Yeah... I'm liking it. I still like my powder burners, too, of course. I think... bang-for-the-buck... the Marauder (along with a decent scope and other accessories) is a very good choice for anyone starting out with air guns. I would say it's really a "bench" gun (or prone). It's a bit...

Five range trips, so far. 745 pellets fired. 5-shot groups at 25 yards yesterday:

For about $2100.... instead of buying a high-end air rifle (I did eyeball the FX Impact M3 / M4)... I got a Marauder F&T (regulated), a fill tank, and all the "accoutrements" I needed to get started in air-gunning. Very happy with it! If a "non-rich" guy "saved up" $2000 and bought a $2000...

Got one (discovered here on the forum). I like it. I think it helps a bit. But I think maybe my problem is cycling the bolt too quickly.

Even though I'm trying to pay particular attention to cycling the bolt fully, I am still occasionally short-stroking it which fails to cock the gun. Dead trigger. At least I do remember to remove the magazine so I don't double-load the chamber before I cycle the bolt again. Fire that shot...

"Bigger is better!" Ask anyone. ;) Why do you need that? Because... why not? I have all sorts of guns I don't "need." If I could afford it, I'd have a Barrett .50-cal! Why? Because why not? I have fired one... and it is a HOOT! For my first (and only, so far) air rifle, I went with...

SO true! I've experienced that many times with my powder burners. This was a 300 yard group! Congrats to the OP. Nice shootin'! Actually amazing with an air rifle at 100 yards!

That's my problem! I like'em all!

And good instruction. :)