Marauder Gen2 AR Conversion

[G-man]

So, for a long while I have wanted to do a AR conversion on my Marauder G2.  I find it hard to believe, so many AR style airguns being sold and all the Marauder's still out there, there are no longer any kits being offered for the conversion.   Am I missing something Is it just passae'?
 What would be the best way to do this in 2025? Put a WTB ad in the GTA classified's?

[Back_Roads]

 Most likely because Benjamin made their own Perhaps an OE stock can be bought from Benjamin ?
https://www.benjaminairguns.com/product-category/airguns/mil-spec/?

[Rick67]

Armada stock (dunno how much they are) or the one from Dynamic Air Rifles (DAR) for $400.

DAR has them in 3 colors, but I think $400 is too much for just the chassis.

$250 to $300 would be fair, IMHO.

[Back_Roads]

I put my Marauder in a Beeman Bison stock. $160,and sold off the action.

[G-man]

Thanks for the DAR tip. I hadn't had that one come up in all my searches. (I must look at a new search engine.) LOL  Yes, I agree, $400 is a bit steep and 36 oz. seems heavy.
One thing I was hoping to do is not increase the weight if possible. The JSAR stock adapter looked to be perfect and lightest of them all.  Maybe I'll have to just go the Armada parts route.
Hmmmm.

[Rick67]

Thanks for the DAR tip. I hadn't had that one come up in all my searches. (I must look at a new search engine.) LOL  Yes, I agree, $400 is a bit steep and 36 oz. seems heavy.
One thing I was hoping to do is not increase the weight if possible. The JSAR stock adapter looked to be perfect and lightest of them all.  Maybe I'll have to just go the Armada parts route.
Hmmmm.

They were introduced years ago (5?) on AGN before they were commercially produced but there was no follow-up.

I actually thought they didn’t produce them at all until I found them while researching for a PROD chassis about 2 years ago.

I did reach out to them for a discount code but they were not willing to give me one 😂

[Rick67]

Btw, the top section of the foeream, aka night vision rail, is removable for the PROD chassis and it appears that the one for the MROD is as well; I did ask them about it for the PROD and they said YES.

If you would look at it closely there are cutouts for the screws and there’s a seam along the forearm area where these two parts join.

I’m just adding this one if you’re concerned about the weight.

[Frank in Fairfield]

Close?

[Rick67]

I think another option would be the Challenger 2 chassis but it’s mostly plastic yet fully-adjustable.

I really think they’d fit a Gen ll MROD, although the gauge placement is quite different: bottom vs side.

The air vessel is the same as the MROD’s diameter.

I’m not too sure too if the trigger assembly is a GEN 1 or GEN 2; Airgun Revisions should be able to answer that.

The last time I checked late last year, they were very cheap at less than $60 or was it $50?