Stripping Browning Buckmark for cleaning

[jhansman]

Just do your homework (i.e., YouTube) before dismantling your BM. As noted, under the grips is where things can get tricky. Removing the barrel is no big deal; I do mine perhaps once a year, and yes, find debris that I cannot get to otherwise. Otherwise you are forced to clean the barrel from the muzzle end (gasp!), which, if you are not a complete doofus, can be done safely with no damage to the crown. One note: crud LOVES to build up under the extractor; give it a good scrubbing when you do your regular cleaning.

 

[sean m]

I have completely stripped my Buckmark twice over the past 15 years. First time was frustrating, second time I watched a youtube tutorial prior.

I think this is the video...

 

[rondog]

Tallball- inside a big plastic bag is a pretty good idea, its easy to lose things when they pop out unexpectedly.

Rondog- $200 is a good deal, I got mine for about $212 each at Bass pro on " black Wednesday" . Brand New! And since I got 2, I have 2 mags by default
Btw- do you happen to remember where you found those assembly instructions?

No, I don't remember. I just Googled around until I found something.

 

[milemaker13]

There ya go googlin' around again!

 

[toivo]

It's not that hard, folks. If I can do it, anybody can do it -- even the under-the-grip stuff.

The Buck Mark info sticky on the Browning forum of Rimfire Central will tell you everything you need to know.

 

[Taroman]

Walked into the LGS one day.
Owner pulled out a gallon baggie of Buckmark parts.
Totally torn down.
Asked if I would reassemble it.
Inventoried it, replaced the missing bits and reassembled.
Made me a quick C-note for the effort.