BROWNING BUCKMARK for Sale

Quick Look

The Browning Buckmark is a semi-automatic .22 LR pistol introduced in 1985, known for its reliable rimfire performance. It offers a classic design focused on accuracy and smooth shooting. Today, the Buckmark remains popular among target shooters and plinkers seeking precision and value.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Renowned for consistent accuracy
• Ergonomic grip for comfortable handling
• Easy to customize with aftermarket parts
• Durable fixed barrel enhances precision
• Reliable rimfire cycling and feeding

Key Variants

Browning Buckmark URX

An updated URX model featuring improved ergonomics and improved sights for competitive and recreational shooting.

Browning Buckmark Contour

Designed with a contoured grip and magazine release, ideal for shooters seeking enhanced comfort.

Browning Buckmark Field Target

Optimized for field target competition with adjustable target sights and a longer sight radius.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Browning Buckmark	Ruger Mark IV	Smith & Wesson SW22
MSRP	$550 - $600	$600 - $650	$500 - $550
Capacity/Size	10 rounds	10 rounds	10 rounds
Weight	37 oz	39 oz	39 oz
Optics-Ready	No (fixed sights)	Yes (dovetail rail)	Yes (Picatinny rail)
Trigger Type	Single-action	Single-action	Single-action
Notable Pro	Exceptional accuracy and ergonomics	Easy takedown for cleaning	Modular grip and optics options
Notable Con	No optics mounting options	Complex trigger adjustment	Slightly heavier than competitors

Best Use Cases

• Target shooting and plinking
• Training with low recoil
• Recreational shooting
• Competition rimfire events
• Firearms collection

FAQs

Can I mount optics on a Browning Buckmark?

The standard Buckmark does not come optics-ready, but aftermarket rail adapters are available to add scopes or red dots.

What is the standard chamber caliber for the Buckmark?

It is chambered exclusively in .22 Long Rifle (LR), ideal for target shooting and training.

How does the Buckmark compare to the Ruger Mark IV?

Both are reliable .22 LR pistols; the Ruger Mark IV offers easier takedown and optics rails, while the Buckmark is known for ergonomics and accuracy.