Benjamin Marauder side lever?
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Jefferson State has one listed on their website but it has been out of stock for a very long time. When I asked about it I got no reply.
RA-ARA-047-Marauder Side Lever Breech
www.jsairrifles.com
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Thanks Mike looks great but too pricey for me.Jefferson State has one listed on their website but it has been out of stock for a very long time. When I asked about it I got no reply.
RA-ARA-047-Marauder Side Lever Breech
www.jsairrifles.com
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Yep, $325 is ridiculous!!!
Perhaps WE can get Crosman/Benjamin to upgrade their own danged product?
Oh well... never mind...
Don't get me wrong. I love the Crosman/Benjamin airguns I have, but the Marauder should have been upgraded to a side lever long ago. JMHO
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unless you have a heavy hammer spring i think the bolt is better than the side cocking lever , my mrod cocks very smooth n easy
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I bought this one to use in a bottle fed Mauearder that I built out of spare parts, but needed a breech. This unit fits both Gen I and 2 guns, which is nice, but it will require you to have your barrel turned down a smidge to fit - I don't know why they do that . . . https://www.airgunbuy.com/side-lever-breech-marauder-gen1-gen2.html
It functions well and I like it, but I really don't think of the side lever breech as a reasonable "upgrade" to a Marauder - for the money, I think it would be better to put it towards another gun altogether. Either sell the Marauder and get the one you want, or expand your collection . . .
It functions well and I like it, but I really don't think of the side lever breech as a reasonable "upgrade" to a Marauder - for the money, I think it would be better to put it towards another gun altogether. Either sell the Marauder and get the one you want, or expand your collection . . .
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If someone produced a sidelever for 177-30 caliber at an affordable price like the exclusive breeches they would be sitting on a gold mine. It would be awesome if Crosman manufactured one that would fit the gen 2's.
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Does anyone know if the Exclusive side lever breeches are still available ? I have 2 on ,Marauders in .25 and 1 on my P-ROS .22.
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Picked up a JSAR side lever breech years ago ... ( pre covid ) and it is a quality product with a big PLUS it places barrel a tad higher allowing a full 1" shroud to be fitted.
It seems nearly all things AFTER MARKET Marauder have all gone bye bye
While Hill still markets some bits & pieces and JSAR pretty sure can provide Balanced valves & IIRC some alloy air tubes from another vendor.
It seems nearly all things AFTER MARKET Marauder have all gone bye bye
While Hill still markets some bits & pieces and JSAR pretty sure can provide Balanced valves & IIRC some alloy air tubes from another vendor.
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The JSAR breech is very high end and smooth:
The above rifle was built completely from parts aquired from Crosman, various classified sections, JSAR, Huma, AGR, Archer, Tim Hill and some give aways. No part of the above rifle was ever in my procession as part of a complete rifle. Therefore there was no initial purchase price of a complete rifle to factor in. The rifle cost the sum total of the assembled parts only.
The above rifle was built completely from parts aquired from Crosman, various classified sections, JSAR, Huma, AGR, Archer, Tim Hill and some give aways. No part of the above rifle was ever in my procession as part of a complete rifle. Therefore there was no initial purchase price of a complete rifle to factor in. The rifle cost the sum total of the assembled parts only.
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