Got a Buckmark.

[Rebel_Rider1969]

My 1st browning. Going to try my "analog" Rmr and "See" how it shoots. Never shot a buckmark so hopefully it's good. I have a FF2 may try it as well. Using SV cci and federal auto match.

 

[Welldoya]

Buckmark’s are good guns. I’ve owned a couple of them.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Shoots great. Weapon is way more accurate than I am. Need a red dot on it.. Also needs a brace!!

 

[Arby]

What I've learned about the Buckmark:
1, Limit dry firing, invest in some snap caps
2, When removing the grips be careful, the grips hold some parts together, Like the mag release and Slide Hold
3, The best mod is the Tandomkross Gear Box. It's a new Sear Spring that will reduce trigger pull by half and it's quite simple to install
After shooting about 200 rounds a month for the last 24 years thru mine, the only part I needed to change was the Slide Buffer, a $3 part
You have a very nice firearm there

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

What I've learned about the Buckmark:
1, Limit dry firing, invest in some snap caps
2, When removing the grips be careful, the grips hold some parts together, Like the mag release and Slide Hold
3, The best mod is the Tandomkross Gear Box. It's a new Sear Spring that will reduce trigger pull by half and it's quite simple to install
After shooting about 200 rounds a month for the last 24 years thru mine, the only part I needed to change was the Slide Buffer, a $3 part
You have a very nice firearm there

Thanks!! I Don't ever dry fire anything!! The safety is very stiff, I noticed. Like I said the weapon appears to be very accurate, I'm not. I have vision issues seeing the sights and being still, lol. Used the see all sight but need to put the burris ff2 on it, or an actual tube red dot. Haven't done alot of handgun shooting as of late and it shows. ( one of the reasons I wanted a .22) saw the gearbox part and wondered about if it was a good investment.

 

[DaSandmanCometh]

I'll give another +1 to the gearbox, it really makes a felt difference.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

I'll give another +1 to the gearbox, it really makes a felt difference.

The factory trigger is really smooth.

 

[Southalabama]

Im just here for the what did rebel buy or build today.

Carry on.

 

[Fanner50]

Looks nice, congrats. Back in the day I had an original Challenger. That's another one that I stupidly sold and wouldn't mind having back.

 

[Bodhi]

I’ve always liked the looks of the Buckmark, I just never see them for sale in the wild. I’d like to pick one up someday.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

What red dot are yall using, if any.?

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Installed the ff2. Gonna give it a try. At least on the 22 it won't eat any premium 22mag or 9mm. Lol.
The see all was not good at arms lenght. Eye relief vs sight picture,, it was way to large. Works good on rifle or shotgun once it's dialed in and you get the hang of the proper sight picture.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Didn't get to shoot it today. I know one thing from futzing around with it. Your presentation/ grip has to be perfect when you bring it up or you waste time looking for the dot. Definitely going to need practice.

 

[Duckyou]

Didn't get to shoot it today. I know one thing from futzing around with it. Your presentation/ grip has to be perfect when you bring it up or you waste time looking for the dot. Definitely going to need practice.

I like to start with the muzzle down a bit and slowly bring it up. Once I have it sit for a minute, then put it down and try to bring it right back. After a little while you get pretty dang good at putting it dead on with your first try.

 

[Fanner50]

Looking for the dot on those FF's is a royal pain. I had a FF2 and a FF3. I thought the FF3 would be better, but it wasn't, so I got rid of both of them. Ultra Dot and Primary Arms are my go to red dots now. I guess I'm a tube guy.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Looking for the dot on those FF's is a royal pain. I had a FF2 and a FF3. I thought the FF3 would be better, but it wasn't, so I got rid of both of the. Ultra Dot and Primary Arms are my go to red dots now. I guess I'm a tube guy.

Yeah, I could see that. Without a shit load of practice I can't see using one of these on a SD pistol. Let alone actually hunting.

 

[Fanner50]

Yeah, I could see that. Without a shit load of practice I can't see using one of these on a SD pistol. Let alone actually hunting.

Same here. With an SD pistol you don't have time to be looking for a stupid red dot. Whoever came up with red dots on SD pistols was a marketing genus and makes that old saying ring true.

 

[RidgeRunner]

Shoots great. Weapon is way more accurate than I am. Need a red dot on it.. Also needs a brace!!

NO BRACE!! A red dot is nice, It is a great pistol and has good balance just learn it and it will teach you how to hit targets with ease. JMHO

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Sight is set, works great. Just need more practice with the optic. Rabbits and squirrels are safe.... for now!