Description
There is a reason the Buck Mark has been a staple at rimfire ranges for decades, and the Contour URX might be the most versatile version of it. The star of the show is the special contour 5.5 inch barrel topped with a full-length scope base, which gives you real estate to mount a red dot or rimfire scope wherever your eye wants it. Prefer irons? The adjustable Pro-Target sights are ready to go out of the box, riding on a generous 8 inch sight radius that makes tight groups feel a whole lot easier.
Built Like a Buck Mark Should Be
Every Buck Mark frame starts as a solid block of aircraft-grade 7075 aluminum alloy and gets CNC machined to tight tolerances, which is a big part of why these pistols shoot so consistently. The straight blowback action keeps things simple and reliable, while the hand-reamed chamber and target crowned muzzle squeeze real accuracy out of bulk and match ammo alike. The single-action trigger, finished in Browning's signature gold, breaks clean and light, exactly what you want when you are stacking rounds on a bullseye. Matte blued finishes on the receiver and barrel round out a clean, classic look.
Ultragrip RX Comfort for Any Hand
The URX in the name refers to the Ultragrip RX ambidextrous grips, and they are a genuine highlight. Finger grooves, laser stippling, and a wave-pattern texture put your hand in the same spot shot after shot, which translates directly to more repeatable accuracy. The slim profile fits smaller hands well without feeling cramped for bigger mitts, and lefties get the same comfortable hold as everyone else.
Why the Contour URX Earns Range Time
At 36 ounces with a 9.5 inch overall length, this pistol has just enough heft to sit dead steady on target while .22 LR keeps recoil next to nothing. It ships with one 10-round magazine and includes a manual thumb safety plus a magazine disconnect. Whether you are teaching a new shooter, knocking down steel, chasing squirrels, or just burning through a brick of ammo on a Saturday, this is the kind of rimfire that gets passed down, not traded in.
Key Specifications
- UPC: 023614251552
- Manufacturer Part Number: 051421490
- Caliber: .22 LR
- Action: Blowback, Single Action
- Barrel Length: 5.5" Special Contour
- Capacity: 10+1
- Overall Length: 9.5"
- Weight: 36 oz
- Sights: Adjustable Pro-Target
- Sight Radius: 8"
- Optics Mounting: Full-Length Scope Base
- Frame Material: CNC-Machined 7075 Aluminum Alloy
- Grips: Ultragrip RX Ambidextrous
- Finish: Matte Blued
- Safety: Manual Thumb Safety, Magazine Disconnect
What’s Included
- Browning Buck Mark Contour URX pistol
- One 10-round magazine
- Pistol rug/case
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I mount a red dot on the Buck Mark Contour URX?
Yes, and that is one of the biggest reasons to pick the Contour over other Buck Mark variants. It comes with a full-length scope base on top of the barrel, so you can mount a red dot or rimfire scope without buying an adapter plate. The adjustable Pro-Target sights stay usable if you decide to run irons instead.
Is the Browning Buck Mark Contour URX a good first .22 pistol?
It is a great one. The single-action trigger is crisp and predictable, recoil from .22 LR is next to nothing, and the 36 ounce weight helps it sit steady on target. The Ultragrip RX grips are ambidextrous and slim enough for smaller hands, which makes it a natural fit for teaching new shooters.
What ammo runs best in the Buck Mark Contour?
Like most blowback .22 pistols, it tends to run most smoothly on quality high-velocity ammo such as CCI Mini-Mags, especially during break-in. Bulk pack ammo generally works fine once the pistol has a few hundred rounds through it, though keeping it clean helps since rimfire ammo runs dirty. The hand-reamed chamber and target crown help it shoot accurately with a wide range of loads.
How does the Contour URX differ from the Buck Mark Camper or Standard?
The main differences are the barrel and the optics setup. The Contour uses a special contour barrel profile with a full-length scope base built in, while the Camper and Standard models use bull or tapered barrels without the integrated rail. All of them share the same CNC-machined 7075 aluminum frame, gold trigger, and 10-round magazines, so parts and mags interchange across the family.





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