Page 6 - Browning Buck Mark URX Reviews

easy to shoot. went through 500 pellets before I knew it. great back-yard pratice gun

fiber-sights

cheap, fun , have extra pellets ,,, you will need them and want more

Price, Near duplicate of my Browning Buckmark pistols. Ergonomics-what all pistols should be. Low report. Good sights and included weaver style optics rail. Wide metal trigger!

If they came out w/ a true target version, adj. trigger, globe front sight, choked match barrel with stronger lockup...sigh...

For experienced pistoleros only. Within 5 min. I worked the trigger to 2.5lbs polishing the sear only, not changing the sear angle! Polished the trigger-sear lever contact point. Very easy to make it a manual safety if so desired. Mine prefers heavier pellets. Reshaped the trigger for my preference, enough meat to do so, and it's metal!!! For the price it can't be beat, will buy another and carefully experiment with tuning options.

Look and feels like a Buckmark. Top rail for mounting optics, easy coking effort, pretty accurate for a low FPS pistol. Very solid and well built. Overall this is an awesome pistol.

I might get the trigger pull down a few pounds. Other than that hard to say what I'd change...

I actually bought this after seeing Paul's American Airgunner show with the people using one with a holo sight on it and was interested in how it might perform. (funny I know)But to my surprise it was great. I use it for indoor shooting and with the Walther MRS on it, it is an awesome combo.

Inexpensive. Relatively accurate. Easy to cock

Trigger is not the best but you can get used to it. Very small trigger for my hands. Had to file the end of the trigger to keep it from digging into my finger. All OK now

Would be an excellent first gun for children. Added a red dot for better sighting. For the money hard to beat for plinking

The buck mark is a well made springer, with a unique break-barrel design. The size is smaller then most brake-barrel pistols. The buck is very easy to cock, and is made in Taiwan, not China. For under $50 this gun is a bargain. And the best thing is it accurate.

nothing at this price.

Don't let the fps turn you off. This is in the ball park of most co2 pistols. The buck mark is great backyard can and target shooter with a very low noise.

This thing is small and fits the hand nice..Very easy to cock and for ten meters it is great...Barrel kinda wobbles when open but closing it the problem goes away..Trigger is good to...Not a lot of money either..

Get rid of the plastic barrel and auto saftey..

Great gun for anyones collection

If you own a real Browning Buckmark, this is a must have "accessory", especially at the price. Reasonably accurate out of the box. This is a gun plinker with the potential to be a small game getter at short distances.

The grips are NOT interchangable with the "real McCoy", so don't think you can buy this then swap them out.

Scope rail is nice. It's real easy to cock and load. Best bang for the buck. A great plinker. Once you start shooting it, its hard to put down. Light and heavy pellets work well.

The trigger is a little too stiff. Accuracy suffers only because of the trigger.

This pistol is a great value. Make sure and have plenty of ammo, you'll really go thru a lot of pellets. A lube tune worked wonders. A perfect canidate for tuning.

Compact and seems well built,easy to cock to..Shot a couple of different pellets out of it and got some good results...Crosman high velocty fly nice out of this gun...I really like this gun..

Nothing for the price...

I started off with buying lots of co2 guns but now my thing is break barrel and single punp guns.I thing co2 guns are a pain and if you just feel like getting off a couple of shots co2 isnt the way to go..Great gun.

It's a comfortable gun to handle. It's easy to cock and when it works correctly it is fairly accurate.

Unfortunately, after only about 125 pellets were shot through it the barrel became very loose when it was locked and loaded. My groups at 30' went from 1" while the barrel locked tight to about 5". I returned it and thankfully PyramydAir was great about processing the return as they always are.

The trigger is a tad stiff and the gun will buck pretty upwards a bit. I found that it really made me focus on trigger control and my hold technique which I thought was a good thing. The only complaint that I have was that mine had a very loose barrel.

The gun has a nice feel in the hand and a very nice look to it. Easy to load. It was a gift to my dad and was purchased with a green dot sight.

Trigger pull is stiff and not so smooth making it difficult to sight in.

I would like to try to rework the trigger for smooth operation and a little less pull poundage.

Very accurate. Easy to cock. Comfortable to hold and aim.

At this price, nothing.

It's a nice low power plinker.

This is a really nice indoor short range target pistol. Well engineered. I am impressed by the use under the polymer shroud of a cast metal housing around the steel barrel, and the use of metal for all of the critical components. It should last quite a long time since it is under less stress than guns with a heavier spring. Easy to cock, accurate, quiet, nice sights (although you can mount optics on the weaver rail), wrap around grips and inexpensive.

Nothing.

As a firearms training pistol, it requires the shooter to follow through with each shot, like the classic Walther LP 53 which had similar power (but was much harder to cock!). The trigger takes a bit of familiarization, but isn't bad at all for the price. Overall, it is a great value for short range target shooting/plinking.

I knew it was supposed to be a Buckmark as soon as I saw the picture. It's a decent replica. It's also QUIET. It's quieter than my Daisy 717 or 747. It's quieter than my clunker Marksman 1010. It goes *phut* on firing. Accuracy seems decent. Able to regularly hit milk jug caps at 10M after sighting in. The Weaver rail makes mounting a red dot a snap. I put a cheap red dot on the gun first thing and started shooting after sighting in.

I hate automatic safeties. The trigger is a bit heavy and gritty, but it's not the worst airgun trigger in the world. Note the velocity, this is no powerhouse airgun. Midweight lead pellets will sling out at the blistering speed of the mid 200 FPS range.

I wonder how it will hold up to repeated use. I've shot 2-300 pellets through the pistol so far and noted that the barrel when open has a bit of play. Not like it wobbles from side to side, but it's wiggly. I wonder if it will get more wiggly later. Overall,it's a fun easy to cock plinker.

Light weight,easy to aim. Easy to cock and load. Nice feel in the hand.

The high front sight blade on the barrel. Gets in the way when cocking and jams into your palm. Ouch after a while. Loosen the trigger,heavy pull.

Sighting in with the hard sight was impossible. Can't raise the rear sight so you have to guess in each shot where to line up the front blade. Fixed the problem with a Red Dot sight. The gun worked well after that. Trigger is still heavy but there are ways around that.

Same fit and feel as my browning Buck Mark .22, it is easy to cock however it is lighter. Sights are fully adjustable windage and elevation.

three dot or high visibility sights.

Low power low noise good to shoot indoors. Good acccuracy at indoor distances

This gun is well made, lightweight, easy to cock, consistent and accurate. We also have a Ruger MKI air pistol and this is the gun everyone grabs first. It's quiet and is a pleasure to shoot. If you're punching targets for fun I don't know that there's a better choice available. Great air pistol.

The rear sight is difficult to pickup against a dark target background, it would be nice to have a white outline.

Kids can cock this gun without assistance.

Good balance and low noise.

Front sight should be rounded; the sharp edge bites into hand when cocking.

Mine liked Crosman pellets better than H&N, RWS or Gamo Match wadcutters. I was able to shoot 1/2 inch groups or less at 10 meters with the 7.4 grain Crosman Competition wadcutters.

If you are a shooter who enjoys the "back to basics"single shot,low/medium power,accurate,well built gun,.. then this pistol is for you!!!Well built,and comfortable in the hand,nice weight,and not loud at all. We're using RWS/crosman lead-free pellets,but you may decide on something different to fit you're shooting needs.I personally enjoy the relaxed,easy shooting of backyard plinking,and this gun is just plain fun!If you're looking for a highpower,mulitishot ,"supergun" this isn't it!The character of this gun is the reason I purchased it.Browning tagged,and reminds me of when I first started air gunning years ago.Buy this gun for those reasons and you will not be disappointed!!!!(not to mention the great price!!)and fine service from Pyramyd Air.

to change anything would make it a different gun!!the character of the gun is the selling point.

Great gun for new air gunners to start with!!!