Browning Buck Mark URX Reviews

Comfortable. Easy to cock. Feels solid.

rear site adjustment. You can feel the plastic on the verge of stripping when making changes. Clicks are not very pronounced. A red dot solves this problem. Would love to access to trigger for adjustment. Only way to access is a complete disassembly of the firearm.

Could never get consistent accuracy with fixed sights. The trigger is VERY heavy. Feel like the safety is still on. I bet a 15lb break. Hope it breaks in. All that being said, I like shooting this gun. Fun and easy to grab and plink. The red dot has me accurate at 40 feet. And the trigger, well, being married gets you used to such crankiness!

Easy to operate.

Quality is subpar would not recommend.

Bought for grandson pistol stopped working after about 60 days and less than 250 rounds fired through it. Disappointed in the way it warranty works no solutions offered from manufacture or other sources reached out too.

This Browning brake barrel pistol is really fun and easy to use!!! It longer barrel than the Ruger is a benefit and the fact that it doesn't use any CO2 cartridges is a fantastic cost savings!!!

The front sight needs to be slightly smaller. I had to cut about an 1/8 from it to get it to shoot high enough hit the bullseye.

It's a great addition to my collection and switching between it and my Ruger makes shooting more fun and quicker.

Easy to cock and load (works best with flathead pellets). Can mount a red dot on the rails. It's accurate certainly to 30 feet (probably not much farther). Gentle enough to shoot indoors - be safe and have a backstop bc you will make indents in the walls. Easy to adjust the sight

The site is basic and takes getting used to (bypass with a cheap red dot or paint the front site tip).

Price, no co2

Grips are a little awkward for large hands. The angle of the trigger or the trigger guard makes for a small hole. No shooting with gloves. I would lose the optics rail and go for classic browning look. Trigger is heavier than ruger but still usable.

Great little affordable bb pistol. Cheap 2 shoot, easy to operate. Plenty accurate for intended purpose. It's not a 5 or 10 meter target gun. I have one. Suffice it to say with high end guns it appears you get what you pay for.

Very similar to the real Buckmark. Easy to use

Quality control missed this one. It cannot be zeroed in and shoots 2 inches left and 3 inches low at 10-15 t away from the target. I called Umarex support immediately and they want me to pay to ship it back to them, which would be about 20% of the price I paid for the pistol.

Pass.

Hello I'm nasser abuoun I like it

Hello I'm nasser abuoun I like it

Hello I'm nasser abuoun I like it

AFTER Polishing the Sear and Spring Piston catch based on online videos and and reading instructions by Steve MacG this pistol went from being a horror to shot to being a joy to shoot. A nice backyard or basement plinker. the integrated rail makes using a red dot optic almost mandatory and greatly improves getting hits on bullseye. this gun is now, "fun to shoot"

I may dremel down the front sight blade as it can dig in my hand when cocking the gun. also PA, include the Steve MacG trigger job as a service when buying the pistol. there is also a molded in seam in the breetch that cuts the o-ring. i also dremeled it flat and smooth, along with a burr on the ball bearing seat that holds the barrel closed.

this gun "shoots" horribly out of the box, it really needs the trigger work done to shoot well. https://pistolplace.wordpress.com/author/stevemacg/
there is also a molded in seam in the breetch that cuts the o-ring. i also dremeled it flat and smooth, along with a burr on the ball bearing seat that holds the barrel closed.

great high Quality little pistol, i really like it for my basement shooting gallery. well made, feels good in my hand. Sadly the trigger is HORRIBLE and must be re-worked for this to be a usable plinker. Lots of online instructions for doing it. The scope rail makes it easy to put the Centerpoint red dot on it.

the trigger, the trigger, the trigger, the trigger....Yikes its hard.

unless you plan to do a trigger job soon after buying it, take a pass. PA really should offer trigger job as a service to people who buy this gun or the similar ruger mk4 copy.
PA - Why dont you make and Sell a trigger kit for these Umarex guns ?

It appears to be about 3/4 size in demension/weight of the actual Browning it is to represent. Visually looks, feels quality polymer. Fits medium- large hand well. Safety thumbs off/on easily from shooting hand. Painted front sight white and with little adjustment to rear easily do 1/2 inch groups at 5 meters two hand hold as trigger too heavy for one hand accuracy.

Trigger pull needs to be lightened as this would make excellent one hand shooter.

You cannot do any better for $50. Trigger and sights are better than the Umerx Ruger Mark IV but at a $50 price point I would encourage you to buy both. I am having tons of fun on an indoor range.

The browning buck mark is very easy to cock. It's a perfect pistol for a youth. The price is very affordable to get started in the sport of pellet gun shooting. The accuracy of this entry level pistol was amazing.

It's a entry level pistol, accept it for what it is.

Shoot light weight pellets like crosman pointed 7.4 pellets.

Very inexpensive, Fun to shoot right of the box. All you need are pellets. Looks just like a Browning Buck Mark.

I don't like auto safeties.

I added a red dot sight from Pyramyd, fits right on top rail. Shoot better than I can Hold.

I love everything about this pistol. It has fully adjustable rear sights for windage and elevation. It has a very nice trigger that is smooth and light feeling. It fits my hand very well and gets on target very well. Very accurate as long as you keep your distance reasonable.

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This is a very excellent value for the price. Pyramid Air was a pleasure to work with and my order arrived In a very timely manner.

Nicely made, tight gun. Accurate at 30' , only distance I've shot. Very similar to Browning Hunter I own in .22lr. Nice weight, doesnt feel or look cheap ! Not much noise other then a clunk sound of piston coming forward.

Trigger should be easier with a longer take up. There is no take up just a release like dropping off a 90* edge.

Can't tell what the velocity is but it is not slow judging from deformed pellets and quick target hit from 30'.

The pistol feels comfortable in hand, and has a good weight to it without being too much. It also looks pretty good, is very easy to cock and load, and overall quality seems very good for a gun at this price range. At about 7-8 yards I was able to get decent little groups with both Crosman pointed pellets and H&N Sport wadcutters. There's an automatic safety, which may or may not be to each shooter's liking.

The trigger. The darn trigger. It is sooooo heavy. Forget trying to shoot olympic-style with this gun (to be fair, that's really not what this thing is designed for, but still). The trigger is crisp, and breaks cleanly, but it's much too heavy for my own tastes. I might look at some vids online to see how hard it is to improve on the trigger. The other gripe I have is the play in the under-barrel piston/cocking assembly. It's a very loosy-goosy sort of arrangement, and when you move the pistol, you can hear the parts shaking and rattling. Now, I'm not actually sure this can be avoided given the design, but every time I hear the rattling noise I feel as though something broke in the gun.

For the price, I don't think you can really go wrong here. For an indoor/backyward plinker, it's probably as good as it can get at this price. Accuracy seems actually pretty good as well. Even with my humble shooting skills, and that super-heavy trigger, I was able to get nice little groups. So I imagine a better shot than me could do well with this gun. Get one!

This is a great gun. Weight and size about the same as the buck mark .22. Very easy to cock and shoot . Hard to believe it only cost $44.95.

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The gun is fairly cheap. It has a nice long sight picture. It is easy to cock. Though care must be taken on the first try as if you dont cock it all the way, it can pinch you, in my case my thumb. You cock it to the first click to charge the piston and to the second click to lock the position. Then the barrel swings free and you can load a pellet by dropping it straight down into the barrel. Then snap the gun back closed and you are ready to shoot. The act of cocking engages the safety (a nice feature). Then you are ready to shoot. Easy to do. This is a fun plonked. It is low velocity, but I wanted a quiet back yard plinker that is easy to use. So far I am berry satisfied. I use it to practice iron (plastic) sight acquisition and target hold in these days of scarce ammunition. For me this has been a good plinking position. No CO2. No oil. Grab the gun and a container of pellets and head to the back yard.

A dot of white paint on each of the 3 sights would be nice but that can be done at home.

I am old with a lot of wobble so it is hard for me to gauge accuracy.

Looks and feels much like my real, .22 Buck Mark. I wasn't expecting much from the short barrel, and the barrel lockup mechanism, but was pleasantly surprised, at its accuracy. I need help with the sighting (astigmatism), so I installed a cheaper (almost a throw away!) "dot" sight, almost right away. I did a little oiling and started shooting. Using some old, (9.5gr) RWS, "Super-Mag" wad cutters, I was pretty happy with the outcome. Then I tried some, (7gr.) Meisterkugeln wad cutters, I was very happy with this outcome. So it seems that this gun isn't too picky about pellet choice. VERY easy to load the pellets, unlike many single shot guns. the cocking is very light. The info says 19some pounds, it feels more like 5lbs. The balance in your hand is very good, not front heavy at all. I had read that the trigger pull isn't very good. Mine, while heavy (5+lbs), is VERY crisp, and quick. I was planning on the trigger work like in the YouTube videos, but not needed on my gun

The curve of the trigger pinches the pad of my finger (sort like the real one "did"). The trigger is aluminum so it was easy to enlarge the radius to better fit my finger (larger hands), and round off the hard corners. Nothing else from my short time with it, so far.

Buy one if in the market for a paper puncher. Easy on the wallet, very easy to use, and be a good shot with. It's NOT a BB gun that needs "the whole side of the barn" to get a good target hit..!
It's NOT loud at all.
It's not a speed demon (pellet speed), but I don't care, it's just a paper puncher, and it does that very well.
I hope it lasts a while.

Had an issue with the safety locking up,very hard to move it, after only 40 rounds or so. Pyramyd Airs customer service was terrific, was able to print out a shipping label sent product back and receive a new replacement in a short time, at no cost to me.

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Great service, the replacement works well

This has a great feel in the hand and a surprisingly good trigger. I was amazed by the accuracy also, because I expected just a plinker. It is a very good replica too. Grandsons approved!

The only negative is the safety. It has become progressively harder to click off. I am hoping that it wears in and becomes easier.

Very worth the money. More than a plinker I would say. The fun quotient is stellar.