abrahamsmith
New member
So, it looks like i'll be getting a Browning Buckmark relatively soon. After handing all the .22 pistols I could find at a recent gunshow, it seems clear that the buckmark fits me best and points most naturally in my hand (except maybe the hammerli, but that'll wait a couple years). My purposes are plinking, squirrel hunting, and target shooting (not competetively).
Now, both the rosewood grips and the rubber grips fit me VERY well, BUT they fit very well in different ways. I like how both of them look, too! So:
I'd prefer to get the rubber instead of the wood at first, because it saves like $70, but I'd like the option of getting rosewood later..
How hard is it to change the grips on the Buckmark, and how hard are they to find aftermarket?
Also, for those of you who have Buckmarks, How have they performed, and what modifications did you make? (trigger job, etc?)
Now, both the rosewood grips and the rubber grips fit me VERY well, BUT they fit very well in different ways. I like how both of them look, too! So:
I'd prefer to get the rubber instead of the wood at first, because it saves like $70, but I'd like the option of getting rosewood later..
How hard is it to change the grips on the Buckmark, and how hard are they to find aftermarket?
Also, for those of you who have Buckmarks, How have they performed, and what modifications did you make? (trigger job, etc?)