The Browning Buck Mark Reflex Sight, 3 MOA Dot Reticle is potent deadly accuracy in a compact design. With the Buck Mark Reflex Sight from Browning, shooters have the benefit of 7 brightness settings, outstanding field of view and eye relief, with a tactical-grade aluminum frame that is ideal for extensive use in tough conditions. Short to medium range shooting requires lightning-fast target acquisition, and dead-on accuracy; the Browning Buckmark Red Dot Sight is the red dot sight you need in order to fulfill these requirements. Specifications for Browning Buck Mark Reflex Sight, 3 MOA Dot Reticle: Manufacturer: Browning Color: Black Finish: Matte Magnification: 1 x Reticle: Circle-Dot Reticle Eye Relief: Unlimited Field of View, Linear: 15.7 m at 100 m Battery Type: CR2032 Gun Model: Browning Buck Mark Length: 3.25 in Weight: 6.6 oz Condition: New Magnification Type: Fixed Red Dot Sights-Footprint: Not Applicable Attachment Type: Picatinny Mount Type: Picatinny Features of Browning Buck Mark Reflex Sight, 3 MOA Dot Reticle: Four reticle patterns: Circle-Dot-Cross Reticle, 3 MOA Dot Reticle, Cross-Dot Reticle, Circle-Dot Reticle Seven-position brightness rheostat Field-of view:15.7m/100m, unlimited eye relief Powered by one #2032 lithium battery Mounts to a Picatinny base Rugged aluminum housing with matte black finish Package Contents: Browning Buck Mark Reflex Sight, 3 MOA Dot Reticle
6 reviews for Browning Buck Mark Reflex Sight, 3 MOA Dot Reticle
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Hdwg13 –
Put on my Winchester wildcat and works great. Plenty bright in the sun and the 4 choices of reticles are a bonus. Only down side was the front screw did come loose on me but a little blue lock tight did fix that problem other than that no problems. Still using it
Bubs –
Got the sight right away and laser bore sighted it. It all works well and very affordable compared to others. What's not to like?? I easily installed it on my Browning Buck Mark target pistol which is now more fun to shoot, complete with choice of recticles and brightness settings to experiment with to boot! I store the pistol without the battery to conserve on the cost of always needing new ones. It's also fun to take sight off to shoot iron sights, then attach back on and resume same point of impact. So why pay more?Geoff
Legacy Reviewer –
I purchased this sight for a Beretta Neos (.22LR pistol with picatinny rail). I had read reviews of this not holding zero, but with a shotgun or a .44 – this sight was meant for a .22LR. The allen wrench supplied worked for attaching and adjusting. The sight is still accurate after over 500 rounds. I could see the laser clearly on a partly cloudy day on a 3 setting (goes to 7). I have no complaints on this sight, perfect for any .22 with a picatinny rail and you can't beat this price for this good of a sight.Pros: Easy to attach and adjust, perfect for a beretta neosCons: None!
Tree –
Very happy with the costs of this reflex sight and it does a great job compared to some others that are $100s of dollars. The larger crosshairs and circle can be a little hazy on higher powers but overall would purchase again.
Legacy Reviewer –
Its a very nice reflex sight. It took me 8 rounds to sight it in. After sighting the optic, I flipped up my iron sights and sighted them based off the optic. I mounted my Browning reflex sight on my AR15. I put 100 rounds down range using this sight on day 1, it never drifted. Ive had this style sight (different brand) on a 22 cal HK and it drifted after 40 rounds and had to be re-sighted. Im about to buy another one of these Browning reflex sights to go on my AK47 pistol. You cant beat this price either. You wont find the same quality sight for the same price. I know, I looked. Pros: easy to use, looks great, can change reticle to 4 different stylesCons: the only con I can think of is that I didnt buy 2 of them.
Ian G –
This is a good entry level optic for someone testing out what they want in a red dot. It is pretty durable. I originally used this on my Mossberg 500 shooting slugs and it held zero just fine. I switched to a better red dot, now I will probably use it on my AR pistol project. Only negative thing I found is sighting it can be tricky. The adjustment is allen key and there is no click when you make changes. You have to slowly turn and then shoot to see results. Kind of a pain , but it will hold zero once it's dialed in pretty well.