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11/25/2024 4:45:41 PM EDT
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It was free, won’t hold air.  When 2 12g cylinders are inserted it comes venting out the air reservoir, sounds like where it is attached to the receiver.  I’m looking online now for info.
Any ideas? It’s a .177 fwiw.Attached File
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Gad I just looked it up.  Super cheap gun.  I may spend a couple hours on it is as far as I’ll go.

Looks like bubba took channel locks to the air reservoir lol.
Edit…
It was just hand tight. Looks like a rubber seal in the receiver and I’ll oil that up and try again.  I don’t see any other way to seal the reservoir.
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If life was easy nobody would quit.
11/26/2024 12:23:01 PM EDT
[#1]
I kind of wanted an air gun, but not this one. The rubber seal in the receiver is a little jacked, the mating surface on the air res is not pretty. It held air for a short while but I could hear it leaking .
Trigger reminds me of a 12 lb Glock trigger.
Trash can gun.  I’ll get a real one sometime.
If life was easy nobody would quit.
12/2/2024 11:31:46 AM EDT
[#2]
Maybe keep the scope if it seems in good shape. Maybe air rifles do not come with one.

I like my Marauder pistol. It's been an interesting alternative to plinking with 22LR. Plus after installing the included shoulder stock1 and the aftermarket scope attached2, I think I looks kinda cool.

1 - It's not an SBR since it's not a firearm. Check your locals.
2 - It doesn't come with any sights. It does have a dovetail for mounting. Adapters to picatinny give a lot more options.

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