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BUCK MARK RIFLES. BE DIFFERENT. BE BETTER.

Based on the popular and proven Buck Mark Pistol, the Browning Buck Mark Rifle is one of the most unique rimfires ever produced. These nifty little rifles offer everything you need: dialed-in ergonomics, fast handling and modern styling. Plus, like their namesake, the Buck Mark Rifles provide outstanding accuracy, dependable blowback operation, a crisp single-action trigger pull and magazines that are interchangeable throughout the Buck Mark line. Take a Buck Mark Rifle afield, and you’ll immediately appreciate the lightweight, compact design that comes to the shoulder fast and onto a target even faster. You will also appreciate these rifles on the range, where the easy to load magazine, reliability and superb accuracy makes an afternoon punching holes in paper an event that won’t soon be forgotten.

• Action The straight blowback design offers enhanced simplicity and reliability.
• Frame Machined to exacting tolerances from a solid billet of 7075-T6 aluminum. The stock structure is a part of the pistol frame, reducing weight and the number of parts.
• Slide Built-in recess and raised side panels for better grip. The convenient manual slide release is easily operated with the shooting or support hand.
• Safety Large manual thumb safety.
• Magazine Release Positioned adjacent to the trigger guard for convenient operation.
• Magazine Magazines are interchangeable with the Buck Mark Pistol. Heat treated magazine body for long-term feeding reliability and long life. Coil spring provides more consistent follower angle than typical Z-spring. 10-round capacity.
• Trigger The trigger is light, crisp and has far less creep before it breaks and far less overtravel after breaking than other rimfires.
• Sights The Sporter model features a Truglo®/Marble’s® fiber-optic sight system.
• Barrel Sporter model features lightweight, tapered sporter-weight barrel. Target models feature a steel bull barrel. The chambers in every Buck Mark Rifle barrel are hand-reamed and muzzle crowns are recessed to protect them from damage that could degrade accuracy.