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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Buckmark suppressor ready field target

Posted: 7/3/2017 1:51:00 PM EDT

Does anyone have one of these ? I've got one in my cart at Buds right now, as the $50 rebate is pretty damn tempting.

Posted: 7/4/2017 2:02:51 PM EDT

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I got one from grab-a-gun last week after buying a camper model and adding a tac-sol barrel. The field target is heavy but is damn quiet with my .22 can

Posted: 7/4/2017 2:17:50 PM EDT

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I got one from grab-a-gun last week after buying a camper model and adding a tac-sol barrel. The field target is heavy but is damn quiet with my .22 can

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hows the trigger? bout the same as other buck marks (meaning pretty good for an off the shelf 22 rf pistol)

Posted: 7/4/2017 2:46:30 PM EDT

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It wasn't anything special, but I like it after flipping the spring on both guns to lighten up the triggers. Also removed the mag disconnect on both, easy 10 min process.

Posted: 7/4/2017 3:08:37 PM EDT

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I personally dont understand why the Buckmark line is not IMMENSELY more popular than the Rugers.

Love my Whisper and one of those Target Fields is tempting.

Posted: 7/4/2017 5:58:55 PM EDT

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I personally dont understand why the Buckmark line is not IMMENSELY more popular than the Rugers.

Love my Whisper and one of those Target Fields is tempting.

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For decades I thought Ruger was "it" for 22 rimfire. Than I bought a Buckmark UDX plus and my world was turned upside down.

Posted: 7/16/2017 8:55:51 AM EDT

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I personally dont understand why the Buckmark line is not IMMENSELY more popular than the Rugers.

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Because there's a shitload of aftermarket options for the Rugers. Why? Because they NEED them & the Buckmark doesn't.

I've got a Whisper as well & the thing is almost as accurate as my S&W 41 & GSP.

Posted: 7/21/2017 3:52:44 AM EDT

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I got one from grab-a-gun last week after buying a camper model and adding a tac-sol barrel. The field target is heavy but is damn quiet with my .22 can

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just got mine the other day..heavier than i thought it would be but thats ok. it is damn quiet as well, holy hell. I have a S&W victory here as well but the buckmark is much quieter than that, and also much better looking.

Posted: 7/21/2017 3:34:13 PM EDT

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Last month I picked up a URX SS Camper special (3 magazines and a soft case) from Buds along with one of Tactical Solutions rails with an integral rear sight. I got my rebate back in a couple weeks.

Posted: 8/2/2017 5:58:36 PM EDT

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Anyone know the thread length on the suppressor ready version?

Posted: 8/3/2017 9:47:40 PM EDT

[#10]

Picked mine up last week. Put 300 rounds of gemtech subsonic through it without any hiccups. Although a little heavy, it feels absolutely awesome in my hands. So far I like it better than all the previous and current .22 pistols I have owned. S&W 22A, S&W M&P 22c, Ruger Mk III Hunter, Ruger 22/45 lite, and GSG 1911.

I put a vortex venom red dot and my AAC pilot 2 on it and it is a tack driver. To answer a previous question, the threads are standard .5 x 28 threads and does not require an adapter like other .22's.

Posted: 8/5/2017 5:09:03 AM EDT

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Picked mine up last week. Put 300 rounds of gemtech subsonic through it without any hiccups. Although a little heavy, it feels absolutely awesome in my hands. So far I like it better than all the previous and current .22 pistols I have owned. S&W 22A, S&W M&P 22c, Ruger Mk III Hunter, Ruger 22/45 lite, and GSG 1911.

I put a vortex venom red dot and my AAC pilot 2 on it and it is a tack driver. To answer a previous question, the threads are standard .5 x 28 threads and does not require an adapter like other .22's.

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ditto....i now need to decide what to do with my S&W victory and Ruger MKIII hunter...i just don't see myself shooting them that much after getting this, though the victory I just might keep as a beater gun..at it's price point I doubt selling it would be worthwhile unless I was truly hardup for cash.

Posted: 8/5/2017 8:20:29 PM EDT

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It wasn't anything special, but I like it after flipping the spring on both guns to lighten up the triggers. Also removed the mag disconnect on both, easy 10 min process.

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mind posting details for a DIY job?

just ordered my first Buckmark after being a Ruger MkII owner for the last 20 something years

[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Buckmark suppressor ready field target

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