RC7710 Marauder/Armada

Good quality. Functions as expected had no issues

If you’re running a Benjamin Marauder or Armada in .22 and don’t have extra multi-shot pellet clips… you’re making life harder than it needs to be. These little rotary mags are smooth operators. Load them up, snap them in, and it’s just click-thwip, click-thwip like you actually planned ahead. No fumbling, no single-loading like it’s 1875. Just steady, satisfying follow-ups. They index clean, feed reliably, and keep up with the rifle’s “I meant to do that” accuracy. Build quality feels solid — not flimsy, not sketchy. Just dependable. Pro tip: preload a couple before you head out. Swapping mags mid-session feels way cooler than stopping to stuff pellets one by one. Five stars. Small accessory, big quality-of-life upgrade. Your trigger finger will appreciate it.

Works great as a replacement magazine for my Ruger APX .177 rifle. I feel like it spins a little smoother than the stock one that I lost but it could just be that it’s newer.

very cool

Reviewing a magazine somewhat involves reviewing the gun it's going to be attached to. To that extent, I've had my say about the Marauder ...) The magazines (I own two) have never jammed, misfed, or failed in any way. There are TWO things that I'd love to see. If you remove the mag (say, to top it off), you can't return it to an already-chambered rifle without doubling-up on the shot. In a firearm this would be a disaster, but the Marauder doesn't seem to have any difficulty in pushing two loads out, in an emergency. What would be really neat would be a "retarder" button or catch, that would hold the mag on "Shot One" with an EMPTY chamber. That way, you could pop the mag out while leaving the rifle "hot," then pop it back in with nine (instead of ten) to go. The other thing that would be nice is a slightly longer mag depth. Benjamin has come out with a single-load tray, which was a long time coming. So, if you're addicted to Predator pellets (a whole separate subject), you can do it, but you're limited to one. If you've used these pellets, you'll have an idea of what having ten of them stacked in a magazine would be like ... If this sounds like too much of a wish, use the Marauder for awhile. It's not always possible to know if the chamber is loaded, and pulling the mag out immediately locks you into wondering "what's in the chamber?" Unless you have a small mirror, of course. All that aside, this magazine works great. Crosman (/Benjamin) have been making repeater air guns for ages, and they generally get it all right.

work well with Marauder in 22 caliber

ok

This is the exact replacement for original clips that my grandson misplaced????

These are strange magazines but once getting used to quite good.