Browning Buck Mark Contour Pro .22LR 5.90″ 10rds, Black

The Buck Mark Contour Pro is a versatile autoloading rimfire pistol designed for both competitive shooting and casual plinking. Known for its exceptional accuracy, durability and reliability, the Contour Pro adds modern styling to the classic Buck Mark design. With its natural point of aim and superb balance, this pistol offers an effortless shooting experience that’s as fun as it is precise. Built from precision-machined aircraft-grade aluminum alloy, the Contour Pro maintains the strength and reliability that has made Buck Mark pistols legendary. Its steel barrel, featuring a new contour, is threaded with 1/2-28 suppressor-ready threads, allowing for even more customization. A removable compensator is included to reduce recoil and muzzle rise, ensuring greater accuracy and faster follow-up shots. The pistol also features two Picatinny rails, one on top for a red-dot sight and one beneath the barrel for a laser, making it easy to add accessories. The Pro-Target rear sight pairs perfectly with the TRUGLO/Marble Arms fiber-optic front sight for enhanced aiming precision. To top it off, deluxe G-10 grips provide a stylish, ergonomic feel, making the Buck Mark Contour Pro an outstanding choice for shooters seeking top-tier performance.

• matte black contour pro barrel provides a sleek appearance and enhanced shooting consistency
• Pro-Target white outline adjustable rear sight for quick sight acquisition and precision aiming
• A TruGlo/Marble Arms fiber optic front sight enhances visibility and quick target acquisition
• Equipped with 1/2-28 threading, suppressor-ready and fitted with a compensator for enhanced muzzle control
• Picatinny optics rail ensures secure mounting of scopes and red-dot sights
• Picatinny accessory rail provides a versatile platform for mounting lights, lasers and other accessories
• Gray/black G-10 grips provide a durable, textured surface for enhanced control and a modern aesthetic
• Includes (1) 10-round magazine for optimal balance between capacity and concealability