It’s fairly light and breaks smoothly enough that you could conceivably use the gun out of the box as a funsies target gun, but you’ll want something better for serious competition. The Buckmark already has a very good trigger with a nice snappy break and a “good enough” reset. Or if you’re like me and you have to carefully moderate your gun budget so you pick up a piece here and a piece there until you have what you want, that works too. If you want say, the firing pin or the extractor, but not the charging ring or the mag release, you can purchase all of this separately if you just want this or that, or already bought some of it and want to upgrade. I’m going to tackle these in order, and go over what makes them so good in this particular firearm. Specifically, the parts that come with the Tandemkross “Everything Kit” for the Buckmark. My particular gun for this review was a Browning Buckmark URX. There are also a ridiculous amount of variants out there, meaning that whether you want a target gun, or a fun gun, or a “oh shit, there’s a snake in the yard” gun, you can find something for you. It weighs about 2lbs, and most of that weight is in the barrel, which keeps the already light recoil extremely manageable. Out of the box, the Buckmark is serviceably accurate, and is a good gun for training new or younger shooters. We gunners need to start being honest with ourselves about what some of our guns are really for: pure, unadulterated fun. It’s not a carry gun, it’s not a home defense gun (unless you have someone that is very recoil sensitive), it is purely a FUN gun that you could conceivably kill a squirrel with. I’ve long had one in my main range bag that gets taken out and shot just about every time I go out. The kit includes just an amazing amount of stuff to take a regular old Buckmark and turn it into something truly special.Īfter I finished adding all the parts and putting everything together, the gun went from a perfectly functional firearm, to a piece that I could see myself carrying into a competition, or even hunting small-game with. So, when I got the opportunity to test out Tandemkross’ “Everything Kit” for my Browning Buckmark, I jumped at the chance. It might be because I grew up shooting rimfire rifles, and shooting anything rimfire today takes me back to a simpler time, before student loans and taxes. Something about being able to carry a silly amount of rounds in my pocket combined with the light recoil just makes me happy inside. Tactical Solutions Barrel and Tandemkross Upgrades That being said, I don’t think I’ve ever talked about my absolute love for rimfire competition, and rimfire shooting in general. Some of you may know that I enjoy competition shooting, mainly 3-Gun. Trending: Ammo in Stock, Best AR-15s, & Best Beginner Handguns
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