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.
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.

Here’s mine…








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