I found this Benjamin Marauder Beech wood stock in my late brother's belongings. It looks like it's never been used. Benjamin confirmed it's a 1st generation. It's 33" long. I would like to sell it, but I'm not a gun person, and have no idea of the value. It has one tiny nick in the wood (pictured). thank you...
Help with Value of 1st Generation Benjamin Marauder Wood Stock
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I'd check ebay or similar for pricing. Bear in mind its for an older out of style gun and the stock is beech - both strikes against its value. I dont think you would be able to get more than 75$ but others will correct me if im off base here.
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I had four of them.
All four had after market stocks.
No one really liked the factory Gen I stocks.
All four had after market stocks.
No one really liked the factory Gen I stocks.
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I wasted no time in putting a Teryx stock on mine. That stock was better for clubbing seals.
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I didn't either, so I ground off about a pound of wood and made something more appealing, in my eyes anyway.
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You know what a lot of folks do?
They mount a spotting scope to a spare rifle stock.
In case you don’t want to use the scope off of a bench.
They mount a spotting scope to a spare rifle stock.
In case you don’t want to use the scope off of a bench.
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i did this just so i can go out at night with a high powered scope to look at weird lights in the sky. easier to grab and spot with than a telescope on a tripod
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