A quick video showing how to disassemble the Browning Buck Mark. I REALIZE THAT THE MUSIC IS TERRIBLE IN THIS VIDEO. I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I WAS THINKING. IT IS WRETCHED!
I just bought a Buckmark Micro Bull for its price, and liked this video. The music is cheesy, so what? The explanation is easy to follow, and THAT is what is important. Knowing the wrench sizes is helpful. I think you should ignore the nasty, rude comments telling you how to help others. You'll never please nitpickers like that. Rave On!
This is one rock solid pistol. Nice and open chamber for cleaning. Take the barrel off if you want, don't know why you'd want to except to maybe to change to a different barrel configuration, Browning has about 25 different barrel styles & lengths. The top bar is the same deal, no need to take off unless you want to. There is no need to take it off for cleaning. Just pull the slide back and look how open it is, everything is there in plain sight to clean. Genius. Very stout pistol.
Removing the top bar is NOT recommended unless re-zeroing is something you want to do every time you strip the pistol in this way. There is another method that keeps the top bar and the sights in one piece.
Great video, but I would have also liked to see how you cleaned each piece. I've read that, for simple cleaning, all you have to do is pull the slide back and run a lubed bore snake through the barrel, and maybe shoot some compressed air down the barrel, also spraying some lube into the mag compartment.
@@Emp6ft10in I use a snake bore cleaner, they sell those at most Gun stores and I’m sure Amazon as them. It looks like a shoe string with 2 different colors, in the middle it has brass brushes sticking out. I’ve used it for 2 months and so far so good Edit: I use the snake bore cleaner because in my case the barrel’s screw is messed up. I took it back to turners and they said “you don’t need to take it apart, just use a snake bore”
@@Killjoy0329True, if you read the manual it says to not disassemble the gun like this video, to only use the bore how you mentioned. (If you disassemble, it will void warranty)
The second screw you remove, towards the rear, mine is a flathead and it’s broken, could you help me figure out what the name of it would be? Or how to replace it?
I had to order a recoil spring and guide rod C clip because I removed the C clip and the spring shot off and got lost outside.People you do not have to mess with recoil spring trust me!And I also dropped the gun in the safe and smashed the glow front sight.I am my own worst enemy but the buckmark is a low cost very good 22 handgun and I have nothing bad to say about this little gun.
Wow, the basic disassembly needs allen keys and (it seems) you have to readjust (or at least to confirm) your sights after reassembling. Thank you for that video.
Even if the takedown has a few more steps I believe it's worth it. I recently took mine apart to get at and clean the firing pin. It's well made, reasonably priced and a rel tack driver.
Good idea to take the barrel off, most people don't think of that. That way you don't have to worry about the slide stop to get in the way of your guide rod.
I have the older style Browning Buckmark, silver with black accents. The screw to remove the barrel is not an 7/64 allen wrench. Mine is a t-15 torx wrench. The rest of the video is the same.
Fred slick Christ on a bike! accidental discharge! OK Buck mark win,s lol, (for now) but once this little retro fitting is added then the mark 4 should work just fine.
thanks man, i hadnt taken down my buckmark in so long i forgot how LOL i got the top off and was like....how the hell do i get this recoil spring out? embarassing. i have the 5.5in camp model and just got a tactical solutions 4in barrel WOW its crazy lightweight now. cant wait to get it out there and plink!
This is a great instructional video,.but i'd like to offer a suggestion on the Allen wrenches you are using, and this will make your job a whole lot easier when using these tools; go buy yourself a set of 'Ball end' allen wrenches, these 'ball end' allen wrenches will allow you to spin the screws out and in, much easier by using the ball end as it operates much like an universal joint does, while making full contact with the allen head screws. I'm learning about guns from guys like you, but I've been in the equipment rental business for a long time, and I've learned a thing or two about tools,..so I'm passing this tip on to you. Thanks for this video.
+Reg Sparkes I was thinking the same thing. I learned to appreciate the difference working in machine shops and I totally understand why you mentioned that. I use my set every time I need allen wrenches ;)
Hi. It sure looks easy to remember the process the way you did it! Thanks. Could you tell me how long the recoil spring lasts OR at what interval you should replace it AND where do you get it? Thank You. Sincerely, JAMES.
Hey James, this is Jeff. This isn't my channel but I love helping people! With a .22, you don't really need to worry about replacing the spring. I never have with any of my weapons and I've never had an issue. Same reason I don't replace/buy new mags after a certain amount of time. If you think about it, the spring in the slide is decompressed for the majority of the guns life cycle. If the spring was compressed ALL the time, then you might think about replacing it, but it will always bounce back to where it is at, at a resting point. I hope this helped you!
Nope not at all! it all sits right on the slide/barrel when you take it all apart. Nothing moves at all because they go back into the same holes they came out of!
Helpful video. I just got back from the range with this new gun and wasn't sure how far to break it down. thank you. But LOOSE the MuSIc dude. I keep expecting to look up and see some 1960's go go dancers. LoL
No one likes music in videos :( lol I had the same issue with my videos, people just hate it! As a creator, it feels like a nice background noise but man everyone hates on it lol
Because 95% of the pistol sold today don't need tools to field strip. SW Model 41 .22LR was designed 35 years before Buck Mark and doesn't involve screws to clean. There is no excuse Buck Mark made it the way they did. Lol even Ruger was able to figure that out!
I recently purchased a browning identical to yours. After watching your great video I attempted to disassemble mine. After removing the top strap I lifted it off the and when I removed the spring assembly it flew apart. I had a hell of a time getting it back together. After doing so I found a very small half ring on the table. I have not attempted to take it apart again but I assume that half ring was to hold everything together. Any advice, I tried to call Browning but they were closed for the holidays. A very accurate pistol.
Necro post but oh well - that small half ring you found is supposed to be a lock washer that holds the spring on that rod that is fitted into the plastic buffer plate.
Just bought a Field Target. Reviewed the "Cleaning and Maintenance" section of the manual: "Never attempt to take your firearm apart further than explained in this owner's manual"...WTF? First time I've ever been disappointed with a firearm after just reading the manual. Thanks for the video on how to do proper, but outlaw, maintenance on the Buck Mark.
jmc235 I'm in the same boat as you were, lol. I just bought one from Rural King for $279.00.... maybe I should have just saved my money until next for a Ruger 22/45 Mark 4 Lite :/
This must’ve been one of your earlier videos. Are usually really like your videos but you were out of focus and out of frame and the music was very distracting. But the more recent stuff I’ve seen was excellent
It’s fun to shoot, but taking out the barrel is almost impossible. So I use a snake bore cleaner for .22 and it works fine. One problem that gets me frustrated every time vs other guns is that the plastic piece he showed. Oh man one needs tremendous finger strength, precision and patience to put it back because the spring will push it back and shoot it out of your hand. If it wasn’t for my glasses, I’d be blind from that lol. But seriously, shooting one is fun, owning one is a hassle when it comes to cleaning. I’d recommend just getting a glock with a .22 slide on it. A bit more $ that saves you 1-2 hours of trying to put it back together lol
+mjnc367 The motion was moved and seconded. There was discussion, and I heard it. The discussion was that the music is very annoying and should be changed. I voted aye, and changed music from the videos not long after this one. Consider the motion passed. Thanks for watching.
Damn, keyboard rambos a little harsh on this guy and the very subtle quiet background music. Not a video breaker, gun comes with no instructions on breakdown whatsoever. He did a good job with this Browning and now I know how to.
Your right, he did a great job demonstrating the field strip. But most people don't want that hassle anymore. The ruger is a better gun, and much much easier to take down. BTW, I didn't dog him , I just commented on the field strip.
So... I have an 89' buckmark silhouette. 10 inch barrel. I would like to remove the original picattiny rail which also have the front sight and rear sight assembly. I'd love to have a more standard top strap for the rear sight assembly and since the barrel is flattened on the top, to find a decent front sight piece. Original owner must have had this poodle popper zeroed in at 50 yards, cuz she's a tack driver there. Friggin outstanding really. I just want a little weight knocked off, and I'd love to have it look like the .44 AutoMag that Dirty Harry plinked at the gun range with in one of his movies, only a black version appearing plinker. Poodle popper, whatever you want to call it... I'll always be off colour humor wise. But I'd just like to lose the full length 1913 tactical rail . It just looks boring and Fat. And the parting line of the mount surface looks like a 1/16th inch (very not desirable) also an issue of a space for a whole bunch of nasty things that might be able to get in there and damage the factory finish. I'm not really thinking about a truglow type sight system. Nice and black keeps the rabbit from shooting back!!!
I bought this gun this morning.It jammed on the 2nd mag because the ejector bent. Browning told me they did not want owners to field strip these guns. I returned the thing to my dealer for a refund.
john Novell it's a common practice. I rack my slide three times when putting away my duty weapon at the end of tour. Establish good habits and you'll never have a negligent discharge.
Racking a slide will not prove a chamber is empty though, we must use visual inspection or a finger to be sure. I expect you to know that, but lots of guys who use youtube do not. I like to hear my slides move too. :)
I agree there are a lot of steps, but how do they compare in shooting? Which is more accurate? Which is the better gun, period? I'm asking because I'm considering both of these guns and the Ruger IV. Take down doesn't matter to me...I'm more interested in the better gun for the price. Thanks guys!
Hi Frank. After researching so many videos last night, I think I'm leaning toward the Victory. It has the optic sights already (this is HUGE for me...a must have) and it's light weight, not many flaws and in my price range. If I get the Buck Mark or Ruger IV, I'd have to put on the optic sights. Plus the Ruger costs more. Ugh. If only I'd were rich. :-)
Well that's good to know. I'm grabbing the Victory this weekend and if I see an inexpensive Buck Mark Camper around the holidays or if I like yours, then I may grab it. Keep me posted. Thanks!!
Good video with nice lighting and photography. But why did you cycle slide seven times after locking it back and visually and tactilely checking the chamber? That was the end of clearing procedure right there. Moreover, I found the background music distracting, irritating, and chintzy. Otherwise, good video.
The music skipping is incredibly annoying. May I suggest changing it to it's own thing during editing so it isn't so distracting when cuts are made? Otherwise great video, thanks for uploading a clear and fairly concise disassembly guide.
Everyone has their opinion on music. it really sucks lol as a creator, its tough to please everyone. I had that same issue on my channel! I just don't use music anymore. lol
Mike Fuck yes it does. I shoulda bought a Ruger mark 4 when I had the chance.. I think now all we can get are Brownings, and cheapo Phoenix Arms guns. I’ve had good luck with my Heritage Arms Rough Rider though
Actually, I kind of liked the porn music. And easy strip for sure.. Its super simple... Not sure what the big deal is with the screws. Are to the point where we cant turn an Allen wrench now without complaining?
Good info, but. . . Get yourself a set of wrenches with the ball on the end. Learn to work within the camera's field of view and focus. And, as you mentioned, that background music should have been left out.
I just bought a Buckmark Micro Bull for its price, and liked this video. The music is cheesy, so what? The explanation is easy to follow, and THAT is what is important. Knowing the wrench sizes is helpful. I think you should ignore the nasty, rude comments telling you how to help others. You'll never please nitpickers like that. Rave On!
Great video. Clear and to the point. Takes away the fear of disassembling a Buckmark.
Thank you for your video on how to disassemble a Browning Buckmark. It has been a while since i disassembled mine. I found this helpful.
Who ever wants to buy this after seeing this , I am out!
Great video!
Great video and love the straight to the point no bs like of other vids you see on RUclips.
Great instruction, it would be nice if some of it were in focus. None the less, it gave me the basic info I was looking for. Thanks.
Thank you for the video. Super helpful. Thanks again for doing it and posting it!
Thanks!
Your video helped a lot on my brand new Buck Mark UDX.
Greetings from Germany!
+TheAnvil1971 Thanks for watchimg! Glad it helped.
I just used this info to help me do the "Heggis flip" in my BM. Thanks!
You did that so clearly and efficiently compared to some of the videos for this pistol.
This is one rock solid pistol. Nice and open chamber for cleaning. Take the barrel off if you want, don't know why you'd want to except to maybe to change to a different barrel configuration, Browning has about 25 different barrel styles & lengths. The top bar is the same deal, no need to take off unless you want to. There is no need to take it off for cleaning.
Just pull the slide back and look how open it is, everything is there in plain sight to clean. Genius. Very stout pistol.
Removing the top bar is NOT recommended unless re-zeroing is something you want to do every time you strip the pistol in this way. There is another method that keeps the top bar and the sights in one piece.
Nicely done video. I'll have it playing when I field strip my piece.
Thanks much.
Great video! Very helpful. It gave me confidence to do this for the first time. Thank you!
Thanks, this greatly help me to be able to clean one for a friend.
Great video, but I would have also liked to see how you cleaned each piece.
I've read that, for simple cleaning, all you have to do is pull the slide back and run a lubed bore snake through the barrel, and maybe shoot some compressed air down the barrel, also spraying some lube into the mag compartment.
I also would have liked to see the actual cleaning. I'm not sure what I should be doing and I certainly don't want to damage the gun.
@@Emp6ft10in I use a snake bore cleaner, they sell those at most Gun stores and I’m sure Amazon as them. It looks like a shoe string with 2 different colors, in the middle it has brass brushes sticking out. I’ve used it for 2 months and so far so good
Edit: I use the snake bore cleaner because in my case the barrel’s screw is messed up. I took it back to turners and they said “you don’t need to take it apart, just use a snake bore”
@@Killjoy0329True, if you read the manual it says to not disassemble the gun like this video, to only use the bore how you mentioned. (If you disassemble, it will void warranty)
The what now? I was listening to the music. :)
Great demonstration.
Where did you get the grips from?
Thanks man. I've been teaching my godchild how to shoot and thus, I have more use for my Buckmark again. :-)
Thank you for this!!!
The second screw you remove, towards the rear, mine is a flathead and it’s broken, could you help me figure out what the name of it would be? Or how to replace it?
will this work in my browning 800 express air pistol H&N BARRACUDA EXTREME 22 CAL. PELLETS
I cannot get the striker housing and spring to sit back in the slide housing
I had to order a recoil spring and guide rod C clip because I removed the C clip and the spring shot off and got lost outside.People you do not have to mess with recoil spring trust me!And I also dropped the gun in the safe and smashed the glow front sight.I am my own worst enemy but the buckmark is a low cost very good 22 handgun and I have nothing bad to say about this little gun.
Fantastic, you are a genius, thanks
Good demo.Thank you
Wow, the basic disassembly needs allen keys and (it seems) you have to readjust (or at least to confirm) your sights after reassembling. Thank you for that video.
Even if the takedown has a few more steps I believe it's worth it. I recently took mine apart to get at and clean the firing pin. It's well made, reasonably priced and a rel tack driver.
I couldn't agree more. Its very important. I talk about it in all my videos
My buckmark i inherited is different it has flat head screws no buffer and it's just the spring and rod.
I can't get mine back together. Help!!
Thanks for the great video - it was exactly what I was looking for. (and your music was fine...everybody wants to be a critic)
turn OFF that NOISE in the background...worthless distraction...you are teaching!
Wah wah wah. Use ur finger and lower ur volume. Ur watching a video with your eyes not ur ears genius
@@briangee4561 per guns&access...quote:I REALIZE THAT THE MUSIC IS TERRIBLE IN THIS VIDEO. I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I WAS THINKING. IT IS WRETCHED!
@@Johnny-dp5mu swag
Good idea to take the barrel off, most people don't think of that. That way you don't have to worry about the slide stop to get in the way of your guide rod.
I have the older style Browning Buckmark, silver with black accents. The screw to remove the barrel is not an 7/64 allen wrench. Mine is a t-15 torx wrench. The rest of the video is the same.
excellent video
Ruger mark 4 is the best when it comes to break down!
Thanks for the video man very helpful. made very quick work of it!
UTH Glad it helped out. Thanks for watching.
great vid. thanks
Very Nice! .. my all time favorite .22 pistol would be the Ruger mark 4
Not for me...since Ruger recently posted a safety issue.
ruger.com/dataProcess/markIVRecall/index.php
Fred slick Christ on a bike! accidental discharge! OK Buck mark win,s lol, (for now) but once this little retro fitting is added then the mark 4 should work just fine.
I shot mine yesterday, it's been a while. I was killing the target. I had one FTE out of 5 mags (50 rds). I forgot how crisp the trigger is also.
thanks man, i hadnt taken down my buckmark in so long i forgot how LOL i got the top off and was like....how the hell do i get this recoil spring out? embarassing. i have the 5.5in camp model and just got a tactical solutions 4in barrel WOW its crazy lightweight now. cant wait to get it out there and plink!
Thanks Great Job!
Much obliged. :)
This is a great instructional video,.but i'd like to offer a suggestion on the Allen wrenches you are using, and this will make your job a whole lot easier when using these tools; go buy yourself a set of 'Ball end' allen wrenches, these 'ball end' allen wrenches will allow you to spin the screws out and in, much easier by using the ball end as it operates much like an universal joint does, while making full contact with the allen head screws.
I'm learning about guns from guys like you, but I've been in the equipment rental business for a long time, and I've learned a thing or two about tools,..so I'm passing this tip on to you. Thanks for this video.
Thank you sir. I will check that out. Thanks for watching.
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+Reg Sparkes I was thinking the same thing. I learned to appreciate the difference working in machine shops and I totally understand why you mentioned that. I use my set every time I need allen wrenches ;)
+Joe Cwik
Good that you agree,...These 'ball tip" allen wrenches, do a good job, don't they ?
Cheers.
Good info Thank you
Hi. It sure looks easy to remember the process the way you did it! Thanks. Could you tell me how long the recoil spring lasts OR at what interval you should replace it AND where do you get it? Thank You. Sincerely, JAMES.
Hey James, this is Jeff. This isn't my channel but I love helping people! With a .22, you don't really need to worry about replacing the spring. I never have with any of my weapons and I've never had an issue. Same reason I don't replace/buy new mags after a certain amount of time. If you think about it, the spring in the slide is decompressed for the majority of the guns life cycle. If the spring was compressed ALL the time, then you might think about replacing it, but it will always bounce back to where it is at, at a resting point. I hope this helped you!
Makes the Ruger Mk ii look like a quick disassembly.
Tks, easy take down.
So do you pretty much have to re zero your sights, every time you do a field strip like this?
Nope not at all! it all sits right on the slide/barrel when you take it all apart. Nothing moves at all because they go back into the same holes they came out of!
Helpful video. I just got back from the range with this new gun and wasn't sure how far to break it down. thank you. But LOOSE the MuSIc dude. I keep expecting to look up and see some 1960's go go dancers. LoL
No one likes music in videos :( lol I had the same issue with my videos, people just hate it! As a creator, it feels like a nice background noise but man everyone hates on it lol
If you're going to be a critic then learn how to spell. It's LOSE, not loose. And the 80
s porno music is rad. ha
Thank you!
I don't knowwhy everyone thinks 3 screws is so hard to disassemble. Yeah there are easier ones, but they are not a Browning.
Because 95% of the pistol sold today don't need tools to field strip. SW Model 41 .22LR was designed 35 years before Buck Mark and doesn't involve screws to clean. There is no excuse Buck Mark made it the way they did. Lol even Ruger was able to figure that out!
Call me crazy but removing the rear sight seems a bit odd and just another reason NOT to clean your gun.
True but I can get my CZ apart in about 3 seconds
@@redfan15 You don't touch the rear sight actually. The entire piece comes off with the sight attached.
@@pweter351 You can buy this gun for $300 on sale... shhh
I recently purchased a browning identical to yours. After watching your great video I attempted to disassemble mine. After removing the top strap I lifted it off the and when I removed the spring assembly it flew apart. I had a hell of a time getting it back together. After doing so I found a very small half ring on the table. I have not attempted to take it apart again but I assume that half ring was to hold everything together. Any advice, I tried to call Browning but they were closed for the holidays. A very accurate pistol.
Did you by any chance figure where it went?
Or where it goes?
Necro post but oh well - that small half ring you found is supposed to be a lock washer that holds the spring on that rod that is fitted into the plastic buffer plate.
I dig the music
how to try
Nice fieldstrip, but the music is very psychodelic... 🤘🏻
Thanks!
Good information, but this nothing I want to do in the field. Besides I don't take Allen wrenches into the field.
I just bought a camper jade in 2004 only had one mag through it. I knew these are no fun to clean, but i bought for 300 bucks figured what the hell.,
Definitely looks easier to reassemble than my Ruger MK3 22/45.
Yup,the MK 1,2,3 reassembly is like a scavenger hunt list. Funny though, the MK IV is the exact opposite, effortless and simple.
@@taradactyl5690 It was at first but now 10 years later there not that bad anymore.
Just bought a Field Target. Reviewed the "Cleaning and Maintenance" section of the manual: "Never attempt to take your firearm apart further than explained in this owner's manual"...WTF? First time I've ever been disappointed with a firearm after just reading the manual.
Thanks for the video on how to do proper, but outlaw, maintenance on the Buck Mark.
Well... I'm not nearly as excited as I was about the Buckmark that's in route to my FFL...
jmc235
I'm in the same boat as you were, lol. I just bought one from Rural King for $279.00.... maybe I should have just saved my money until next for a Ruger 22/45 Mark 4 Lite :/
Right?... I love mine, the wife calls it the assassinater
Good job
+Doomsday Defense Thank You.
You don't have to take off the screw that attaches the sight base to the barrel. Leave the front screw on.
That is one way you can do it! Either way works fine, as I described in my video but it is only 1 more screw so why not ?
thanks buddy
WTF ammo rolling through the frame at 1:55
Did you say Browning butt mark?
Great video!I'll give my gun a try.[shot]
Thank you!
How in the hell did you get the guide rod and spring in so easily?
I couldn't agree more!
+Frank Quitely Wow! I thought I was just a moron! That helped a lot!!!! Thanks!!!👍
+Frank Quitely I just contacted their customer service just to see what they had to say but great info! Thanks!
***** I just got off the phone with Browning and they are sending me some retaining clips for free!
mark sargent I can't believe they can't handle the music it was great
This must’ve been one of your earlier videos. Are usually really like your videos but you were out of focus and out of frame and the music was very distracting. But the more recent stuff I’ve seen was excellent
Great video. I'll never buy one after watching this.
It’s fun to shoot, but taking out the barrel is almost impossible. So I use a snake bore cleaner for .22 and it works fine.
One problem that gets me frustrated every time vs other guns is that the plastic piece he showed. Oh man one needs tremendous finger strength, precision and patience to put it back because the spring will push it back and shoot it out of your hand. If it wasn’t for my glasses, I’d be blind from that lol.
But seriously, shooting one is fun, owning one is a hassle when it comes to cleaning. I’d recommend just getting a glock with a .22 slide on it. A bit more $ that saves you 1-2 hours of trying to put it back together lol
I think you need the world's longest 7/64 hex to remove that barrel that's all, or socket w ext. 1/4 in socket
All you need is a set of ball end hex keys.
Not a bad video. Lose the background music and work on your focusing though. thanks for the good information.
+amasokah - I second that motion. Great video. Better without the goofy music.
+mjnc367 The motion was moved and seconded. There was discussion, and I heard it. The discussion was that the music is very annoying and should be changed. I voted aye, and changed music from the videos not long after this one. Consider the motion passed. Thanks for watching.
You don’t need to break it down to clean this 22. Haven’t d-ojnre that since I bought it 8 years ago..
Damn, keyboard rambos a little harsh on this guy and the very subtle quiet background music. Not a video breaker, gun comes with no instructions on breakdown whatsoever. He did a good job with this Browning and now I know how to.
No. He had ammo on the table. No.
Your right, he did a great job demonstrating the field strip. But most people don't want that hassle anymore. The ruger is a better gun, and much much easier to take down. BTW, I didn't dog him , I just commented on the field strip.
I think the music is ok
Digging the 70’s/80’s porn music. Good stuff.
So... I have an 89' buckmark silhouette. 10 inch barrel. I would like to remove the original picattiny rail which also have the front sight and rear sight assembly. I'd love to have a more standard top strap for the rear sight assembly and since the barrel is flattened on the top, to find a decent front sight piece. Original owner must have had this poodle popper zeroed in at 50 yards, cuz she's a tack driver there. Friggin outstanding really. I just want a little weight knocked off, and I'd love to have it look like the .44 AutoMag that Dirty Harry plinked at the gun range with in one of his movies, only a black version appearing plinker. Poodle popper, whatever you want to call it... I'll always be off colour humor wise. But I'd just like to lose the full length 1913 tactical rail . It just looks boring and Fat. And the parting line of the mount surface looks like a 1/16th inch (very not desirable) also an issue of a space for a whole bunch of nasty things that might be able to get in there and damage the factory finish. I'm not really thinking about a truglow type sight system. Nice and black keeps the rabbit from shooting back!!!
If anyone has good advice, please email me at jdaheyawhe93@gmail.com thank you all
I bought this gun this morning.It jammed on the 2nd mag because the ejector bent. Browning told me they did not want owners to field strip these guns. I returned the thing to my dealer for a refund.
+Steven Douglas Well that sucks! And you have had a very busy day!
I have 5000 rounds though mine,I think ill give it a cleaning
why do you Need to Rack the Slide more than once?
the Magazine is removed,is that Really Required.
john Novell it's a common practice. I rack my slide three times when putting away my duty weapon at the end of tour. Establish good habits and you'll never have a negligent discharge.
Racking a slide will not prove a chamber is empty though, we must use visual inspection or a finger to be sure. I expect you to know that, but lots of guys who use youtube do not.
I like to hear my slides move too. :)
And people gripe about the Ruger Mark series pistols.
Easy peasy compared to browning.
waaay to many steps vs. the SW22 Victory take down
I agree there are a lot of steps, but how do they compare in shooting? Which is more accurate? Which is the better gun, period? I'm asking because I'm considering both of these guns and the Ruger IV. Take down doesn't matter to me...I'm more interested in the better gun for the price. Thanks guys!
Hahaha. I thought the Browning was better than the Ruger when taking it down and reassembling. Maybe I'm wrong.
Hi Frank. After researching so many videos last night, I think I'm leaning toward the Victory. It has the optic sights already (this is HUGE for me...a must have) and it's light weight, not many flaws and in my price range. If I get the Buck Mark or Ruger IV, I'd have to put on the optic sights. Plus the Ruger costs more. Ugh. If only I'd were rich. :-)
Well that's good to know. I'm grabbing the Victory this weekend and if I see an inexpensive Buck Mark Camper around the holidays or if I like yours, then I may grab it. Keep me posted. Thanks!!
TheCardinalsWay my thoughts EXACTLY!
Good video with nice lighting and photography. But why did you cycle slide seven times after locking it back and visually and tactilely checking the chamber? That was the end of clearing procedure right there.
Moreover, I found the background music distracting, irritating, and chintzy. Otherwise, good video.
The music skipping is incredibly annoying. May I suggest changing it to it's own thing during editing so it isn't so distracting when cuts are made?
Otherwise great video, thanks for uploading a clear and fairly concise disassembly guide.
Everyone has their opinion on music. it really sucks lol as a creator, its tough to please everyone. I had that same issue on my channel! I just don't use music anymore. lol
Far too much trouble to disassemble! I'll go with a mark IV .
I would go with the mark 4 as well if they sold them in CALIFORNIA but they don’t so Buckmark it is.
Josh Cardiff I’m in the same boat man haha
@@jardiff5983 There's about 3 .22lr pistols sold in CA, ...for the last 20 years...tyranny sucks.
Mike Fuck yes it does. I shoulda bought a Ruger mark 4 when I had the chance.. I think now all we can get are Brownings, and cheapo Phoenix Arms guns. I’ve had good luck with my Heritage Arms Rough Rider though
Maybe try in focus and in the camera area next time. :^/
THATS THE GUN I HAVE
I would never buy this gun to much with the filed strip...
you need to pickup some T-handles for that thing.
yep, my Ruger Mark 4 has 3 screws up top for the same reason. Gots to have them T handles on sale by the way at your neighborhood Harbor Freight
Actually, I kind of liked the porn music.
And easy strip for sure.. Its super simple... Not sure what the big deal is with the screws. Are to the point where we cant turn an Allen wrench now without complaining?
Got to 0:42 and said AIN'T NOBODY GOT TIME FA DAT!!!
Good info, but. . . Get yourself a set of wrenches with the ball on the end. Learn to work within the camera's field of view and focus. And, as you mentioned, that background music should have been left out.
Sometimes turning autofocus off is better
That is the truth
That is so screwed up... no pun intended, what a pain in the butt!!!
instruction is very good. The music sounds like you're in a strip club.
Great vid, and I love the 80s porn music! ha.
Helpful video but you really need to invest in an allen key that has the ball at the end
Great video Bad 70’s porno music
nice video. thanks. only comment. no ammo anywhere near when cleaning.
Yes, there is always a chance that such ammo might magically leap from the table and load in the gun and then go off during disassembly.
Yes standard practice for safe operator's. My ammo and guns are never anywhere near each other until I get to the firing line
Way to much trouble no way brother get a bowl magnetic