Benjamin Marauder .22 cal complete high end pellet rifle package

[scifidelity]

Ad Type

1. For Sale

Price

$600

Manufacturer

Other / Not Listed

Caliber

Other / Not Listed

City

Spokane

State

Washington

Zip Code

99201

Everything you need. Less than 100 pellets of use on everything. I just don't use the rifle so I'm selling it along with all of the accessories I bought for it. All of this was over $900 when purchased. Everything is in life new condition. Selling the package for $600 for a quick sale. I'm not shipping, but I am willing to drive 45 min.- 1 hr. from my home to meet up. Pics to follow.

rifle - $590
-benjamin-marauder-pcp-air-rifle-synthetic-stock.

magazine - $20
-Benjamin RC7710 Marauder

scope - $125
-UTG 3-12X44 30mm scope

pump - $130
Air Venturi G9 Pump

high quality hunting pellets - $15 (very hard to find in the US)
-H&N Sniper Magnum Pellets, Extreme Accuracy and Knockdown Power for Hunting and Target Shooting, .22 Caliber, 18 Grain (250 Count)

Other high quality pellets - $20
-Diabolo Exact .22 Caliber Pellets (500)

Sling - $15
-Braudel neoprene sling

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[Spitpatch]

Regulated or not?

 

[22nut]

Which model? Regulated?

 

[scifidelity]

Which model? Regulated?

Synthetic Stock, Bolt Action, PCP. So no, it's not regulated.

 

[scifidelity]

Regulated or not?

Synthetic Stock, Bolt Action, PCP. So no, it's not regulated.

 

[Spitpatch]

Synthetic Stock, Bolt Action, PCP. So no, it's not regulated.

I'm not sure if my question was understood. I speak of "regulated" in the sense that the Marauder comes in a regulated version (each shot is a consistent pressure, "regulated" by the mechanism in the gun), and an "unregulated" model (a less expensive version, where the pressure for each shot is not regulated, and may vary as pressure in the tank diminishes).

That difference will be important to any purchaser. (Some may be entirely happy with the savings in an unregulated gun, still very accurate).

Thanks.

 

[scifidelity]

I'm not sure if my question was understood. I speak of "regulated" in the sense that the Marauder comes in a regulated version (each shot is a consistent pressure, "regulated" by the mechanism in the gun), and an "unregulated" model (a less expensive version, where the pressure for each shot is not regulated, and may vary as pressure in the tank diminishes).

That difference will be important to any purchaser. (Some may be entirely happy with the savings in an unregulated gun, still very accurate).

Thanks.

As I said in the prior post, it's not regulated. In other words there is no regulator on it.