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I really appreciate all the responses, guys. My slab sided Ruger Mark II is a bit on the heavy side, but shoots dime size groups at 25 yds. The lighter weight Buckmark is appealing.

I'm still looking.


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Originally Posted by ought6

I'm actually still leaning more toward a S&W revolver. Great guns.


I've had a Buckmark for 7 or 8 years now and had a S&W m18 for about 5. The Browning doesn't see much use anymore.

The Buckmark functions well, had a couple hangups, but not many. As with most my rimfires, I don't clean mine much either. Accuracy is fair, 1" @ 25yds with me driving.

I'd probably trade it off if it weren't so much fun to unload 10 rounds in a couple seconds at a streaking stray cat every once in a while. grin


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