benjamin marauder synthetic stock rifle
920042
this pcp is  a really nice gun straight out of the box  add on  a leapers scope and a utg bipod plus some jsb 18.1 grains and your in business
1794696
For the price, it is an outstanding rifle. I don't really have noise concerns in my area, but I don't feel comfortable shooting .22 LR at anything but a good berm. .177 pellets do not travel far once they hit something, but are still lethal to small game. I tried a couple different pellets, and have got about 2" groups at 30 yards which is good enough for me. The gun is surprisingly loud for 3 shots then all of a sudden its silent. All you hear is the spring of the gun. The fiber optic open sights are very good. The scope is all it needs to be. A fixed 4x works fine for me, the picture is plenty clear, and it holds a zero. My only complaint is the trigger is poor. It says it is adjustable, but all you can adjust is the free play before it finally catches. While crisp, the trigger is very hard to pull to the point of being a hindrance. I do not have a scale, but I would guess its at least an 8 pound pull trigger.
3826698
I have built up an R-25 .308 with this PRS buttstock, buttpad, and a recoil reducing hydrolic buffer.  My 8yr old can hold 1-2 inch groups at 100yrds.  It is the softest kicking .308 I have ever fired.
1514393
I found that this Model was well designed and looks very much like the real thing. My only disappointment was the lack of power it displayed. When I first read the specs about the rifle, (700 feet per second), I thought wow!  But after firing it, I wasn't impressed. " But you cant beat the price". Thanks all the same.
Danny Bell.
3526318
Bought this to replace my wood stock since it was cracked
Pros:
-Synthetic, so won't eventually rot like wood
-Excellent fit on my round receiver Mosin, no trimming necessary
-Makes the rifle look completely different than when it was made in Russia over 60 years ago
-Brings overall weight of the rifle down

Cons:
-Mosin 'purists' won't like you anymore

Would I recommend to a friend: Yes.
2178131
Here is the "real deal" on this Air Rifle. READY?
 I have not talked to the owner or owners of "Last World" YET.... I actually review certain products for survival \ prepping.. whether those products are knives, guns or other tools.. ECT. This is one of "THE BEST" Air Rifles you can buy for the price! I have seen the same Air Rifle many years old.. posted on YouTube and other web sites. This Air Rifle .22 Cal Pellet is made by Shanghai Air Guns \ Industrial Brand ( Same Company) in China. I put a scope on the 3/8 rails dove tail rails (NOT PIC') and this rifle shoots AWESOME! It comes with .22 Lead Pellets. What you really want to do, is buy a .22 bore cleaning kit.. the one with the bore cleaning rod from Hoppe's # 9 (do not listen to anyone else!). That kit comes with a "brass" round tip attachment for the bore rod. Use regular cheap charcoal lighting fluid (the only ingredient: 'naphtha')  to soak the cleaning patches that comes with the Hoppe's # 9 .22 cal bore cleaning kit and run several soaked patches the bore. Then run slightly damp patches thru the bore with "water" only. The patches will only look "slight" faded brown. After that, use the lead pellets that come with the rifle.. shoot "at least" all of them.. one time thru the rifle. The cheap lead pellets will "season"  the internal bore of the rifle barrel, and that is "all you need" in regards to cleaning the bore. WASH YOUR HANDS TOO.The rifle "WILL SMOKE" for a long while.. slightly from the bore of the rifle.. that is NORMAL...as there will be grease in the chamber of the rifle.. just keep shooting and it will be less after "A LONG TIME". The oil that comes in the Hoppe's # 9 .22 rifle cleaning kit... use THAT for cleaning the OUTSIDE of the bore.. that oil is petroleum and will clean and protect the metal and OUTSIDE metal parts of the rifle. The stock, just use mild soap and water and a paper towel to clean the excess grease that comes on the rifle. Remember the spring inside is VERY compressed. Do not take a part the rifle unless you have a compression spring unit and "knowledge" on what you are doing. I hope all of that helps everyone who buys this rifle. This rifle WILL take down small game and is a great choie of surival and prepping. Again.. if the owners of Last World reads this.. please message me.. my team and I would be more than happy to talk with you.
3947744
The rifle  is very solidly built and attractive to boot. Metal parts are quite robust and well finished. The stock  is nicer than some center fire rifles I see for sale. I've put around 100 rounds through it and it's accuracy is excellent. So far the scope is functioning flawlessly, but I will keep an eye on it given it's modest cost. Recoil and noise are about what I expected and the trigger is very crisp. Overall I am very happy with this rifle. It is on a par with my Beeman R1.
4447173
In a world filled with PCPs and gas piston break-barrels, the Benjamin 392 still has its place.  The quality and fit/finish of this air rifle are great.  22. cal. offers enough thump for small critters up to raccoons; and the variable pump operation gives the 392 a lot of versatility you can't get in a lot of other air rifles.  This air rifle is also, just a fun gun to shoot, and feels great in the hands.

It's not perfect though, the sights are not my favorite by any means, but I knew this would be the case before purchasing.  I will be replacing mine with a long eye-relief pistol scope and mounting it to the barrel via N272 intermounts.  -I will try and remember to post pics and a brief review of the scope setup when I get it set up.

Quick update: A cheap Barska 2x 20mm pistol scope makes a great scout scope for this rifle with the N272 intermounts.  The setup definitely improves accuracy and range for the rifle, while still being nimble and quick.
33220
The rifle seems to be well build and fairly accurate. I did not care for the feel of this synthetic stock it felt very cheap and very light. Almost like a toy. I ended up returning it and purchasing a higher quality rifle with a wooden stock.
4068925
It's a great looking rifle, shoots great, easy to use, nice scope and looks good with the rest of my collection.
4160786
this is a good gun, the stock can fold back and is adjustable. you can move the lever that you cock it with to the left or right side of the gun, it has about 415 fps and can shoot about 65 yards. would definitely recommend it!
4483207
My 14 yr old is into bb/pellet guns thanks to my fianc&eacute;e. This was one of his Christmas gift requests this yr. And he loves it. Actually my fianc&eacute;e is kind of jealous and wants one too. The gun has a little weight to it. Seems to be very good quality. I believe he said it uses pellets and bb's. He has been outside target practicing every day the weather is borderline reasonable. I think I see a future hunter.
4712417
The only airsoft rifle I had found modeled after the ARX-160 assault rifle, they did a REALLY nice job of capturing the look of the real thing... and with plastic no less! Its construction feels very solid, with a very slight texture on its surface that goes a long way towards making it look realistic. The vents on the barrel aren't see-through, and the whole gun doesn't glisten or reflect light like some pictures suggest, but overall I am quite impressed with it! It also looks kinda like an ACR Masada, making it the closest cheap airsoft gun or replica I've seen.

It has a saftey and a hop-up, both of which are cleverly modeled almost identically after features on the real rifle (the hop-up mimics a switch on the lower receiver)... well, except for the big charging handle coming off the side ^_^ , but to be fair the real gun has a slightly smaller cocking handle in the same place, so it's kinda close. I should note that pulling it back doesn't feel quite as durable as some of the other spring airsoft guns I've seen, which once again makes me think that the usual price tag for these (often $47 or more) is too high.

For over forty dollars, one gets only the gun, no attachments, no anything (at least from Airsplat, other sellers might be different :-/). So it's a hard sell at that price. Since I got mine for $37 during a sale (I wanted to see what was so cool about it that might justify the price) I feel that it looks awesome enough that I'm happy with the purchase, and it's actually about the same size as the real thing, so yeah, a fun replica :D
Though it says "BLT-160, MADE IN CHINA" where Beretta's logo would be.

SOME IMPORTANT NOTES:

-no flip-up sights
-rail under the barrel is too wide for the common black vertical grips that come with a lot of airsoft guns.
-charging handle located on the right side, which is awkward for some people
3384862
Apparently God Approves... but seriously this is a superb rifle. It's lightweight, accurate and crazy powerful. You get about ten really decent shots off of one fill, and I'm using a scuba tank fill station, so it's a pretty simple process. Pyramid Air did a ten for ten for me so I have the chrony numbers that they got: Using JSB 81gr pellets they got a high of 921, a low of 790 and a mean of 858... which I'm not sure about because when I was using their 91gr hollow points they were breaking the sound barrier. Anyway, I included a couple of pictures, one of which was a heatsink to a electronic component for a subwoofer that I thought looked cool after I shot it, the other is a grouping of 5 shots from  semi-rest at 30yrds with their 118gr round nose slugs. I have a UTG 3-9x40 1" Hunter Scope with 1" rings mounted on top of a 1" TxTactical riser, which is proving to be a dead-eye combo.
114430
I give this stock 4 out of 5 for the same reasons as most everyone else most likely. First the positive, it looks fantastic and completely modernizes a 70 year old rifle. The negative which loses it it's 5 star rating can be quite a bit of sanding to be done to get a correct fit. However I would still purchase it because there is not too much that goes into the modification except for time.
377059
3/10/12 i have tried out my new .25cal walther talon magnum pellet rifle and it seems like a very nice and solid rifle.i have read reviews about the composite stock being like a rather cheap,hollow plastic.i can assure you that this is not a bad thing as the rifle has some weight to it.so it is nice they eliminated the added weight of a solid wood stock.so far, what i see of this gun is that for an air rifle,it is the real deal...and i can not stress this point enough,this is "not" a toy." the regular sites are very nice and i have shot from a distance of about 30yrds with them and did very well.i bench rested so to speak,from 45-50yds while trying the scope.it is a nice scope and i think it will serve my purpose nicely.after shooting a few times make sure to check scope to rail tightness.my scope stayed solid and i was impressed with it.i was using a field target type pellet but i was having better luck w/my benjamin destroyers/pointed as they were a bit heavier.the manufacturer calls for an RWS pellet but i will be experimenting w/various pellets over time....use your own judgement on type pellets.keep in mind that no matter the pellet type,this rifle packs quite a big punch.okay,here is the poop,the cocking effort is just that...quite an effort but i am sure this will get a bit easier in time but you have to have the tension(spring) to get the POP!.if you like a good pellet gun and solid workmanship,this walther type gun(s) (i imagine the .22 and .177 version) are also very nice. ****there is 1 big draw back for me.this is a .25cal.there is not a place near me that carries anything larger than a .22 so all pellets are thru internet and postal.i have found pyramyd may have the best price on pellets "and"shipping combined..but do not hold me to that.take care,"don't shoot your eye out kid"...because if ya do that w/this gun...it'll be very bad news..please be very safe!!!
145620
This is a follow-up review on this item.
After owning this rifle for a few months, I in fact would not purchase again.  I've come across some design flaws...  Firstly, being a break barrel rifle, the end of the barrel is not exactly in line with the back half of the barrel in which you place the scope.  My particular unit is so out of line, that it is indeed impossible to zero my scope.  Removing the scope and placing the windage adjustment on the built in sights as far off to one side as I can get's me close enough to hit a squirrel at roughly twenty yards.  Which is good enough for me.  Second issue I have is, the vibration caused by the spring.  It is normal to have vibration on an air rifle, but mine was enough to cause the screw that holds in my windage adjustment on my sight, to fall out.  I had to super glue in the piece of the sight after hunting for it in my yard for three months.  Overall, the build quality is nice on this rifle...  Just need to make improvements on the rear sight, and better QC at the plant for alignment of the two halves of the barrel.

Original Review below...

"I first opened the box with expectations of well, you know, a pellet gun.  Purchasing the item made me think of the pellet gun I had as a kid.  I was blown away!  The first thing I noticed was the weight.  Then I starting looking it over and was very pleased with how well it was built.  The more I looked at it the more it felt like a real rifle, not just a plinker to have fun with.  Only downside isn't a flaw with the item, just something to consider.  The cheap soft lead pellets you pick up for like $3 for 300, do not use in this rifle!  There is way too much velocity for these light pellets and they scatter all over the target.