Marauder Rifle Wood Stock BP2264W
The new Marauder in an attractive, adjustable hardwood stock. Featuring an ambidextrous raised comb, it’s well-balanced for carrying in the field.
This powerful PCP air rifle offers all the features needed for pest hunting small to the medium sized game.
The choked and internally shrouded barrel provides both precision and ultra-hushed operation, producing the most accurate and quietest rifle in its class, also the two-stage, adjustable, match-grade trigger system helps to make every shot smooth and steady, while the innovative 10-round magazine allows for fast follow-up shots.
While having the built-in pressure gauge and quick-disconnect Foster fittings, this gun is quick and easy to fill so you can refill and return to shooting sooner.
What’s New:
- Hardwood stock designed and balanced with field carries in mind.
- Features an adjustable comb for a custom fit.
- Moreover, moved the trigger rearward where, when combined with the redesigned stock, also provides a more comfortable hand position.
- Reversible bolt – First built for the Marauder Pistol, it’s now been adapted to the rifle.
- The “mouse hole” / bolt stud protrusion has also been eliminated for a cleaner look and to keep the action debris-free.
Simplified the breech design for assembly, service and to provide a more stable platform for larger scopes.
A 30% increase in the shot count (5.5mm).
Factory installed de-pinger changes the sharp “ping” to a dull thud resulting in a less-perceived noise level.
*No instructions are included for reversing the bolt. Please contact a Crosman Service Center for assistance.
Additional features
- Multi-Shot, Bolt Action, PCP Hunting Air Rifle
- Delivers up to 32 consistent shots per fill
- 5.5mm caliber: Up to 1000 fps, 31.7 fpe
- Adjustable, two-stage, match-grade trigger
- Auto-indexing magazine delivers fast follow up shots:
- 10-round magazine for .22 caliber
- Rifled, shrouded barrel
- Dovetail mounting rail
- Sling mounts
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