Benjamin Marauder BP2264S PCP Air Rifles .22 Cal with All-Weather Stock

This PCP is very accurate and shoots dime size spread at 25 yards with the Crossman premier doomed pellets.

Marauder came with empty air reservoir which had me a little concerned. Pumped the tank back up, which took about 125 pumps, which for an empty tank was no problem. Went to get my scope and noticed when I got back that the air pressure was down a little. Concern just got a little worse. Put the scope on and left the rifle for the rest of the day. About six hours later went to get the rifle and tank was back to 0 air pressure. Concern was now, the worse it could be. Called the number in the instruction manual the next morning and was told that the problem was not a bad or broken rifle but a stuck valve... Ok, so now what do I do about it? I was told that a high burst of air needed to be injected in at one time to release the stuck valve and that pumping it by hand would not work. Ok, so how do I do that when I live in a small town without someplace that fills high pressure air tanks? They found me a store 60 miles away that I could go to that could put a high burst of air in the rifle for me. It should be noted that Benjamin's customer service and repair center is about 80 miles from where I live and I was told that I could not bring the rifle to them to be looked at but I could mail it in. Made the 120 mile round trip the next day, (people at the store were wonderful) left the store with a full air tank got home and guess what? You're right, tank was empty. So the point is I don't know how the rifle really shoots or handles but I do know that Benjamin's customer service lacks a little. On the other hand Walmart's returned policy and custom service was wonderful.

Good deal and easy purchase on a nice gun.