Browning Buck Mark URX Pellet Pistol

Pretty accurate, easy to cock and load, nice ergonomics. The only thing that limits accuracy is the heavy pull on the trigger, but it makes a good first indoor target shooter / plinker especially for younger people.

The Browning Buck Mark URX Air Pistol is built solid, is easy to operate, and has a fairly accurate sight, however, it occasionally veers off the mark. No CO2 cartridges and a single pump makes the Browning Buck Mark URX Air Pistol easy to use, though it lacks real power - shooting from 10 yards to target.

Compared to semi-auto action of co2 guns, the single cock, single shot action adds time between shots. When sitting at my desk in the office when I just want to relax and kill a couple minutes with a few shots it turns into half hour. With nothing to do but pull the trigger semi-auto gets boring quick.

Wow, was I surprised when I finally got inside the plastic container this gun came in without slicing my hand open. My 26th pistol, but first break-barrel, and it's a beauty. It's very accurate. It has a firm, smooth trigger, and it doesn't pull your aim off. I like the automatic safety, and the release button for it is in exactly the correct place for a right handed shooter. The gun looks nice and feels nice in your hand. I mounted a red/green dot 30mm on mine, and had it sighted at 30 feet in five shots, hit and miss until bullseye. The next 30 shots were on the money, within 2-3 inches. This will be great using a rest. The gun is light enough for freehand shooting, as in all day long. I used RWS basics for the first 30-40 shots, and they worked very well in the gun. Cocking is ridiculously easy. Specs say 19 pounds or so, but it really feels like 10 at the most. And the gun is super quiet. I have a few pistols and a rifle with legitimate sound suppressors on them, and this is as quiet as they are. This is a true fun-gun especially considering the low price. Very very nice all day shooter, perfect first gun.

I knew it was not that powerful, that is fine with me because I pretty much just wanted it for shooting tin cans. But the rear sight had to be moved left so far that its notch is partially obstructed by the plastic support for the rear blade -- now I feel like I am holding the gun at an angle. Even at short range it is not very accurate. I would recommend a couple of popular pellet guns, for only a few dollars more, that have better sights and are more accurate.

I bought a refurbished one so maybe it is just a lemon.

Bought the new one let me say nice air pistol easy to cock shoots nice ten yards hit soda can 8 out 10 shots with out sighting in been very windy here will wait to dial in on nicer day gun dosnt have much power but enjoyable to shoot once sited in i think it will be accurate out past 10 yrds wish they would but some glow sights on it like my real buckmark

This is a fun gun to shoot, very easy to cock, and is plenty accurate at reasonable distances, say, 20 yds. or less. The rear sight is fully adjustable to get you on target, and the trigger is perfectly fine for the pistol's intended use of plinking and fun. It would be an ideal first pistol for a youngster because of its light weight and easy function. Considering its quality and low cost, I'd consider it a best buy.

It's a very nice little gun for indoors shooting. Low cocking effort, low velocity. Out of the box, it was shooting a little bit low.
I adjust it and then the first ten shots grouped was 1,5 " (3 shots overlapping in the bullseye) . The noise is very moderate.
In fact, it's the only gun out of my 8 air pistols that I can shoot at home (I live in a quiet appartments building). For my other
guns, I have to go to a friend's. I tried 2 brands of pellets (Crosman hollowpoint and RWS diabolo basic) and it does great
with the RWS pellets. It came with a couple of scratches but what can you expect from "made in Taiwan"

This pistol is close to the firearm in the way it feels and its grip. Well made but has a few hiccups.

The pellets bounce off hard-cover books and a dartboard.

Beside that, it looks pretty nice, is very fun to shoot .although it has bad sights, it does shoot accurate.
Like the light cocking effort, and can't say i have any complaints about the trigger.

In all a very nice gun, but must say i enjoy the P17 more.

Groups are in range of 1.5" at 30 feet.

I would have liked this gun a lot more if the sights were better and the trigger pull wasn't so heavy. This could have been a great starter gun for younger shooters but I can't recommend it with the heavy trigger and the hard to see iron sights.

If you're a shooter who enjoys the relaxed,single -shot,low/medium power very accurate,stye of target shooting then this pistol is for you!!! This feels good in the hand,is quiet,and very well built...all for $45 dollars!!!!And it's Browning tagged!!We are using non-lead ssp or RWS pellets,but you may need to check and see what works best for you're style of shooting.If you are looking for a loud,multi-shot,"supergun" this is NOT for you!!! The character of this pistol is it's selling point in my opinion,...a quality,low cost ,accurate,and quiet pistol.