What about a Buckmark ?

Many thanks to all of you for your toughts.
The buckmark being easily available for me and also appealing might very well win my favors.
 
I own a buckmark and owned a mark1 ruger, they are both great guns I also just recently purchased an M&P22 from S&W and I am here to say WOW this little sucker was shooting strong right out of the gate and it is almost the same size as my M&P45 so if you were thinking about a training platform??? anyways My opinion is any of those three you will love! The rest of the poly frame semi's will cause you to drink and may lead to pot smoking before you eventually throw them in the fire

Cheers, and happy new year
 
stevey3737 said:
I own a buckmark and owned a mark1 ruger, they are both great guns I also just recently purchased an M&P22 from S&W and I am here to say WOW this little sucker was shooting strong right out of the gate and it is almost the same size as my M&P45 so if you were thinking about a training platform??? anyways My opinion is any of those three you will love! The rest of the poly frame semi's will cause you to drink and may lead to pot smoking before you eventually throw them in the fire

Cheers, and happy new year
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LOL But the Buckmark is my first choice with URX and a Ruger with a Hogue grip
 
haha, thats the same line of thinking i have.

picked up the Ruger 22/45 Lite, good gun.
picked up the Browning Buckmark, good gun.
picked up the S&W M&P 22, good gun.
picked up the GSG 1911-22, good gun.

good thing these 22's are on the inexpensive side!!!
 
Thats a great bonus, if they are affordable you can have a couple to keep things interesting at the range. It beats shooting the same one over and over all the time.
 
wayupnorth said:
haha, thats the same line of thinking i have.

picked up the Ruger 22/45 Lite, good gun.
picked up the Browning Buckmark, good gun.
picked up the S&W M&P 22, good gun.
picked up the GSG 1911-22, good gun.

good thing these 22's are on the inexpensive side!!!
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Right on but now good Ammo is getting hard to find..
 
I enjoy my mark III target but it is a project gun. The magazine disconnect issues, a bad trigger. Mine is very accurate but needs a lot of fiddling. I have completely replaced the trigger and hammer with volquartsen kit, but still having problems with the trigger reset.

I regret not buying a buckmark and just shooting it.
 
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