Browning Buck Mark Hunter Pistol .22 LR 7.25in 10rd

Browning Buck Mark Hunter Pistol (.22 LR) — a semi-automatic rimfire pistol designed for accurate target work and small-game field use. It pairs a heavy tapered bull barrel with adjustable sights and an optic-ready receiver to support precise aiming.

The Buck Mark Hunter is built to provide steady follow-up shots and predictable point of impact. Its 7.25-inch tapered bull barrel helps stabilize the pistol for deliberate shooting, while the integrated scope base and drilled-and-tapped receiver allow mounting of a red dot or other optic. The Pro-Target adjustable rear sight combined with a TruGlo fiber-optic front sight offers quick visual acquisition for range and field work.

Key features

• Caliber: .22 LR
• Barrel: 7.25″ tapered bull steel barrel with matte blued finish
• Magazine capacity: 10-round single-stack magazine
• Receiver/frame: aluminum alloy receiver with matte black finish; optic-ready and drilled & tapped for mounting
• Sights: TruGlo fiber-optic front sight and Pro-Target adjustable rear sight
• Grips: laminated cocobolo wood grips (laminate)
• Slide: optic-ready/serrated slide design
• Action: single-action, semi-automatic operation with manual thumb safety
• Includes one magazine and a pistol rug

Specifications & construction

The Buck Mark Hunter uses a steel barrel mated to an aluminum-alloy receiver that is CNC-machined for consistent fit and function. Finish details include a matte blued barrel and matte black receiver/slide. Overall length is listed as approximately 11.3125″ with a sight radius of about 9.75″. The pistol ships with one 10-round magazine and a protective pistol rug.

Compatibility & intended use

Designed for target shooting, training, and small-game applications, this Hunter model accepts optics via its integrated scope base and drilled-and-tapped receiver. Typical setups include iron sights for quick acquisition, or a small red-dot on the receiver for faster sighting. The pistol is right-hand oriented and suited to range use, recreational plinking, and field carry where a rimfire pistol is appropriate.