ms6852 wrote:
“I own the browning buckmark. When I was buying it I was comparing it to the ruger side by side. My decision was purely based on how it felt in my hands. I liked the buckmark better. I have shot both and to me they are both equal in reliability and accuracy. I have no experience with the smith and Wesson but from I have read they are just as accurate or more than the other two. Field stripping is pretty easy as well.”
Sound advice when when you are represented with guns that are so closely matched and will remain stock. But if you are someone who feels the need to make changes to perfect your gun to fit your needs then I would go with the Ruger. I really like the new MKIV in the blued model as it has a aluminum frame and has a great weight savings over the stainless models. That model with the 6” Standard upper is something I will pick up in the near future.
“I own the browning buckmark. When I was buying it I was comparing it to the ruger side by side. My decision was purely based on how it felt in my hands. I liked the buckmark better. I have shot both and to me they are both equal in reliability and accuracy. I have no experience with the smith and Wesson but from I have read they are just as accurate or more than the other two. Field stripping is pretty easy as well.”
Sound advice when when you are represented with guns that are so closely matched and will remain stock. But if you are someone who feels the need to make changes to perfect your gun to fit your needs then I would go with the Ruger. I really like the new MKIV in the blued model as it has a aluminum frame and has a great weight savings over the stainless models. That model with the 6” Standard upper is something I will pick up in the near future.