Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
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Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
the browning buck mark field target pistol is new in their line up.
It has target sights a built in rail for eventual red dot and has a 5.5 inch bull barrel and an overall weight of 38 oz. I will probably quickly put a victory flat faced trigger on it and have a gun smith lighten the trigger a pound or so.. I am being told to stick with the black front sight for bullseye so this seems like a good choice without breaking the bank.. if I progress in the sport I add to this gun or step up to another later
Didn’t like the ruger, grip angle and how it feels in my hand.
Any thoughts?
It has target sights a built in rail for eventual red dot and has a 5.5 inch bull barrel and an overall weight of 38 oz. I will probably quickly put a victory flat faced trigger on it and have a gun smith lighten the trigger a pound or so.. I am being told to stick with the black front sight for bullseye so this seems like a good choice without breaking the bank.. if I progress in the sport I add to this gun or step up to another later
Didn’t like the ruger, grip angle and how it feels in my hand.
Any thoughts?
Precisionjunky- Posts : 39
Join date : 2017-12-03
Re: Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
Good pistol. You won't need a gunsmith to lower trigger weight a bunch. Utube has lots of videos on how to turn a spring over to reduce trigger weight. I have a newer one and its Grandpa. Both shoot nice.
LenV- Posts : 4758
Join date : 2014-01-24
Age : 74
Location : Oregon
Re: Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
One thing to keep in mind is that when using a straight trigger it's weighed 1/4" from the lowest point. Having a machine shop I made different triggers. I tried flat but didn't like them and the weigh location increases the trigger weight feeling. However that's me, I mention it because it's something you might want to consider.
Froneck- Posts : 1731
Join date : 2014-04-05
Age : 77
Re: Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
I am doing fine starting with a Buckmark (also with bull barrel and full rail). I run a red dot on mine.
I have installed both the VQ and the Tandemcross and much prefer the VQ. Both took custom fitting. VQ is out of production but still occasionally spotted for sale. SGW makes a similar trigger to the VQ. http://www.saronagunworks.com/store/index.php?route=product/category&path=69
Mine likes Eley Club the best.
I have installed both the VQ and the Tandemcross and much prefer the VQ. Both took custom fitting. VQ is out of production but still occasionally spotted for sale. SGW makes a similar trigger to the VQ. http://www.saronagunworks.com/store/index.php?route=product/category&path=69
Mine likes Eley Club the best.
Aprilian- Posts : 987
Join date : 2016-05-13
Location : Minnesota
Re: Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
LenV wrote:Good pistol. You won't need a gunsmith to lower trigger weight a bunch. Utube has lots of videos on how to turn a spring over to reduce trigger weight. I have a newer one and its Grandpa. Both shoot nice.
great looking guns and thanks for the comments.. BTW I really like your model 41 in your profile picture.. cant justify the expense at this point though.
Precisionjunky- Posts : 39
Join date : 2017-12-03
Re: Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
good to know. thanksFroneck wrote:One thing to keep in mind is that when using a straight trigger it's weighed 1/4" from the lowest point. Having a machine shop I made different triggers. I tried flat but didn't like them and the weigh location increases the trigger weight feeling. However that's me, I mention it because it's something you might want to consider.
Precisionjunky- Posts : 39
Join date : 2017-12-03
Re: Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
I will check it out. thanksAprilian wrote:I am doing fine starting with a Buckmark (also with bull barrel and full rail). I run a red dot on mine.
I have installed both the VQ and the Tandemcross and much prefer the VQ. Both took custom fitting. VQ is out of production but still occasionally spotted for sale. SGW makes a similar trigger to the VQ.
Mine likes Eley Club the best.
Precisionjunky- Posts : 39
Join date : 2017-12-03
Re: Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
About how much does the new Browning go for?
Very nice looking guns but visually I prefer the bull barrelled 1. I take it that is the newest 1?
Very nice looking guns but visually I prefer the bull barrelled 1. I take it that is the newest 1?
Gary Wells- Posts : 370
Join date : 2015-09-07
Re: Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
Gary Wells wrote:About how much does the new Browning go for?
Very nice looking guns but visually I prefer the bull barrelled 1. I take it that is the newest 1?
because I am new to the forum they won't let me post a link for the first week. Go to browning website Buck Mark Field Target 5.5 inch it has the bull barrel. buds has it for $435 but most other places has if for $475-$500. it looks like a good pistol and something you can build onto as you progress.
Precisionjunky- Posts : 39
Join date : 2017-12-03
Re: Beginning bullseye pistol, Browning
Many thanks for the info, Sir.
Gary Wells- Posts : 370
Join date : 2015-09-07
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