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  • #91
    billt
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 1179

    Originally posted by newStar
    Hi, how your Buck Mark is cleaned? Do you need to take it down to clean every time after shooting? The field strip needs to take screws out to disassemble which seems not good to do it frequently.
    Browning states that you should not disassemble the pistol to clean it. It's not necessary. I've fired tens of thousands of rounds through my 4 Buckmarks over the years. I've NEVER had one apart for any reason.

    Once and a while I'll remove the grips, and give the entire pistol, along with the magazines, a good washing in clean Kerosene, with a soft bristled brush. Followed by a good blow drying with compressed air.

    This leaves the entire gun totally clean and dry. I then apply a light layer of oil, and reinstall the grips. And the gun is cleaner than when I took it from the box.
    If common sense was so common, why don't liberals possess any?

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    • #92
      BigStiCK
      Veteran Member
      • Aug 2010
      • 3796

      Kinda went nuts & turned it into a Star Wars blaster....

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      Freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having the right to do what we ought.

      ~Pope John Paul II

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      • #93
        nd4spdbh
        Junior Member
        • Nov 2020
        • 64

        Originally posted by BigStiCK
        Kinda went nuts & turned it into a Star Wars blaster....

        OOOK. Build break down on that, cus that is NEAT!

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        • #94
          Eyelawdoc
          Member
          • Nov 2008
          • 118

          Buckmark UFX Wood Grips

          Originally posted by Maxa1
          Hi,

          Last this morning, I just ordered my first .22LR pistol, a Buck Mark Camper UFX.

          I'd like to upgrade the gray grips to brown medium-dark wood, like sootch00's Buck Mark in his review:



          I checked Flea-Bay and Amazon, but only found one compatible, and that was plastic (for $30, mind you). Any suggestions on brand/model and vendor?

          Thanks
          Try Altamont grips. They make several laminated wood grip styles for the Camper UFX, although some styles are currently unavailable. They are the current OEM supplier of wood grips for the Browning Buckmark:

          We make functional grips for the Browning Buckmark in our Ultima Target style. Designed with modest thumbrest and fingergrooves for more control.


          You might also try Midwest Gunworks who sells Browning OEM Buckmark wood grips:

          All parts listed here are specific to the Browning Buck Mark pistol chambered in .22 LR unless otherwise noted. MGW carries many OEM and aftermarket replacement parts for this semi-auto pistol. Find replacement barrels, magazines, firing pins, springs, small parts and more for this popular plinking pistol. Whether you are competing or just having a fun plinking day, we have the parts to keep your Buck Mark in top condition.


          A search of eBay today shows a larger selection than on the day of your post:



          Be patient and persistent and you will find the wood grips you are looking for!
          "If you don't know where you're going, you might not get there." -Yogi Berra

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          • #96
            BigStiCK
            Veteran Member
            • Aug 2010
            • 3796

            Originally posted by nd4spdbh
            OOOK. Build break down on that, cus that is NEAT!
            Sure

            It started life as a plane jane Buckmark rifle. Was boringly reliable & accurate.


            Wanted something spicy(er). It kinda reminded me of the Boba Fett blaster, but ultimately decided on a Stormtrooper theme.

            First had to pull & sand the wood. Cutting into the buttstock was the hardest part. Once I started there was no going back
            The rifle was pretty beefy for its size so the bottom cut was aesthetic & practical.



            I decided to mod the hand guard to mimic the Stormtrooper E-11 blaster, but with a practical purpose.


            I basically just flattened the bottom with a belt sander, then recessed some screw holes to mount an aluminum pic rail, then an AFG. The rail is rock-solid.







            After that it was prime, sand, prime, sand, paint, paint, paint, clearcoat, clearcoat, clearcoat.



            The 4x scope was also painted to match. Striplin Custom 1911 grip panel adaptors & some 1911 grips finished it up.

            Freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having the right to do what we ought.

            ~Pope John Paul II

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            • #97
              Yuki
              Member
              • Aug 2013
              • 374

              Very cool BigStick!

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              • #98
                turbotaz
                Junior Member
                • Aug 2022
                • 5

                What trigger is that?

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