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Offline The Downunder Group

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Buckmark Opinion
« on: November 07, 2009, 08:21:36 AM »
Is the buckmark (especially the long barrel with fore-end) competitive in SB silhouette

What Class is the gun in?

Cheers from someone tring to get back in the game

PS, any good ranges near Tampa, I want to shoot pistol and rifle, but will shoot only one if the range is close.

Paul
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Re: Buckmark Opinion
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2009, 12:50:15 PM »
Hello Paul,

Living in Oregon, I cannot comment on Florida ranges.  However, a ten inch Buckmark is competitive in SB silhouette & is a Production gun.  Thus, you can shoot it Production, Standing & Unlimited.  If you are feeling really crazy, shoot it Unlimited Standing & Unlimited Any Sight against the scoped guns.  It qualifies for everything but Revolver.

Yours,

Steve W.
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Re: Buckmark Opinion
« Reply #2 on: November 09, 2009, 07:09:03 AM »
Additional information:  We had a SB/FP match yesterday.  The high score in SB-P was 38 shot by 2 shooters.  One used a T/C the other a Buckmark.  The tie breaker was 1/5 scale rams at 100 yards.  The T/C won 2x5 to the Browning's 1x5.  Yes, I'd say the Browning is competitive.

Steve W.
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