MROD 25 CAL TUNED

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REDFISH5496

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O.K. GUYS,

PLEASE FORGIVE ME FOR BEING A DUMBASS.....

I AM NEW TO THIS SPORT SINCE RETIRING FROM A HOUSTON AREA LAW ENFORCEMENT CITY...

I HAVE HAVE PURCHASED 2 AIRGUNS..... A CONDOR SS 22 cal AND A BENJAMIN MROD, SYN STOCK 25 cal.....

I SHOOT LEFT HANDED AND I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE MROD TUNED AND SWITCH THE BOLT TO THE LEFT SIDE....

WHO IS THE BEST??

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE,

JEROME MCKOWN😎
 
Hi there, i have also just bought a synthetic marauder .25, gonna get it tomorrow i hope, i am gonna try to tune it for the most shotcounts at about 30-35 footpounds, we should have some tuningguides here where you could post some info how to adjust for certain power in marauders, offcourse it's different from gun to gun, but just to have something to start from
 
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Jerome,

The marauder was pretty much the first pre-charged released with just about everything user adjustable. Unless you are looking for say a 100fpe marauder ( I personally would get a power house if needing that ) you may well be able to make all the adjustments you need. Read a bit about it, your only dealing with striker/hammer spring pre-load, striker run length ( distance until striker contacts valve stem ) and the transfer port strangle screw. That's all the adjusting for power, the marauder trigger is pretty well match grade but with a heavy torsion spring added, remove said spring ( the first 100 Marauder with "Match Trigger" did not have this spring).
https://avveduti.wordpress.com/2010/04/30/marauder-project-lightening-the-trigger/

Now you certainly will need a chrony and lot's of pellets and air but if your a DIY type and enjoy such things it just takes a short amount of time. You might also read up on the bstaley (sp?) or o-ring tune but most .25 folks want their power and this "tune" may be best for lower power in smaller cal. ?

And if working on your airgun robs you of the pleasure "I" would seek out AJ or some other as well known person to fix it up.

Fun rigs, you'll enjoy it.


John
 
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