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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Huge Browning Buck Mark fan.

    Have a bull barreled, slab sided Micro. (4" barrel?)

    Also have a heavy barreled (7"?) Target model with a Tru-Glo sight, purchased through you, Ricci.

    These handguns are excuisite in every sense/regard.

    One of my all time favorites to shoot.

    Whoever buys that one, will get a very nice shooting handgun. They are Sweet/desirable.
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  • toad67
    IMO buckmarks are the best inexpensive 22 semi auto pistol out there. Rugers are nice, but the cleaning procedure leaves a little to be determined..
    Good luck with the sale Ricci..
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  • iceracerx
    toad67 wrote:
    IMO buckmarks are the best inexpensive 22 semi auto pistol out there. Rugers are nice, but the cleaning procedure leaves a little to be determined..
    Good luck with the sale Ricci..

    Have you ever tried to disassemble a Buckmark for cleaning? That leaves a whole lot to be desired.

    Although I purchased a NIB Buckmark back in the late 1980's for $150 and then bought it's twin (same sale) for $100 after the owner buggered up the screws that hold the rear sight rail. (which need to be removed for disassembly). Seemed like it was worth $150.
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  • Sam06
    You got busy after I left ;)
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  • toad67
    iceracerx wrote:
    toad67 wrote:
    IMO buckmarks are the best inexpensive 22 semi auto pistol out there. Rugers are nice, but the cleaning procedure leaves a little to be determined..
    Good luck with the sale Ricci..

    Have you ever tried to disassemble a Buckmark for cleaning? That leaves a whole lot to be desired.

    Although I purchased a NIB Buckmark back in the late 1980's for $150 and then bought it's twin (same sale) for $100 after the owner buggered up the screws that hold the rear sight rail. (which need to be removed for disassembly). Seemed like it was worth $150.


    I have, but I think that they are easier than the Rugers..
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  • mrmike08075
    Had a browning challenger II with the 5 7/8" medium weight round target profile bbl from the late 70's - 100% reliable - decent accuracy - amazing high end bluing with gold plated appointments and heavily checkered grip panels...

    I don't think they kept it in production after introducing so many new .22 rf semiautomatic pistols like the bookmark...

    It was an elegant mid level gun that did not often come up for sale.

    Mike
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Well Crap, Ricci.
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  • mrmike08075
    I have always admired the flat stainless slab side bbl buck mark carbine with the checkered wooden grips and a recessed target crown...

    With Williams HI VIS florescent green / yellow fiber optic fire sights or a nice holo sight...

    Just for range day recreational shooting fun - plinking away to pass the time and retain an edge on my skillset...

    Some CCI Stingers or some yellow jackets or maybe some R50...

    Hmm.

    Mike
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