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Originally Posted by pranc2
me neither..lol shot a lot of others and the buckmark felt better than the ones i shoot. i choose the buckmark over the ruger because i have been told that the ruger is not easy to take apart. even people familiar with many different kinds of weapons. and that is the sole reason i didnt and wont buy one. less parts means less to break.
about to check out the spring flip.. and thanks alot to you all.
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The Buckmark is not that easy to take down either. Once you learned how, it is relatively easy but there is a learning curve. Watch a few youtube videos on how it is done and it will be much easier. Like this
The most difficult part for me is removing the spring and guide rod. Since the plastic bushing is tight and need to slide up at the same time as the firing pin assembly in my gun. I might see if I can modify that so the guide rod can pivot on it.
I ground and polished the "cocking ramp" located on the slide, especially the end part that first contacts the sear. For me that part came very rough, uneven, and in wrong angle so I rounded it up a bit.
I also rounded the outside edges of the slide since my gun is very difficult to cock and sometimes cuts me. I sanded those a bit and (cold) re-blued. I hope the spring/cocking becomes lighter with use.
Other than those, I find my Buckmark perfect.
Good luck!
went with the buck mark
by the way i got the cheap on with the bull barrel because its not for looks just lots of trigger time.
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