Buck Mark Integral Scope Rail Mount

Fits nice and looks great, but like another person said, the holes don't line up 100% precise. I put this on a 2003 model Buckmark that has a Tac Sol barrel, and the two screw holes are close, but not completely lined up. You can tell the screws are slightly in a bind, but I was still able to mount it up fairly easily. It just isn't dead on like the factory sight base or the Weigand rail (had to get this because the Weigand base is a Weaver style and it won't take the Picatinny style of my Burris Fastfire III).The biggest knock is that from 10yds, I had to absolutely bottom out the rear sight using the standard front sight that came on the Tac Sol barrel. With the rear leaf bottomed out all the way down, I'm still about 1/2" high from 10yds and no room to go any lower. Thats kind of a dissapointment there. Not sure if the standard front on the Tac Sol barrel is made to go with the stock rear sight or what. A taller front I guess would help in this situation, but I've got their barrel and their rail/sight both so you would think these would work together better.Update - This will evidently work out with a factory Buckmark barrel and sight, but if you are using a Tac Sol barrel, you will need the taller front sight. I had bought both and I contacted Tac Sol when I bottomed out the rear sight adjustment trying to zero the pistol and ran out of adjustment room. Tac Sol sent me a taller front sight for free no questions asked. Your mileage may vary on this scenario working out for you, but their customer service was great for me. Up from 3 stars to 5 just on how they handled my situation. They sent me a fiber optic as well instead of the standard sight.

The screw hint from a review was a great help. Fit great. Added red dot. No problems. This was on a 1995 camper Browning. Turned a drab gun to a cool piece. Price was half the cost of the gun. The only bad thing about it.

This is a really nice part and well machined. I have a first year Buckmark where the rear site was riveted to the top rail and not easily adjustable like the newer ones. This rail from Tactical solutions was about 20.00 more than a factory rear site rail from Browning but this one has the picatinny option in case you want to mount an optic. These have to be made to tight tight tolerances as it screws on top of the frame and "bridges" the receiver with the slide sandwiched underneath and just enough room for the slide to operate. I screwed this one on and it functioned flawlessly.I shot a little high so about 3 clicks on the rear and it was dead on. The rear site is well made and easily adjustable for height and windage with definite "clicks" with the adjustable screws. Nice quality unit and Amazon got it to me fast and reasonable.

I had read mixed reviews, so I ordered this with some trepidation.I had no problem with aligning the holes, the finish matches my Buck Mark and the picatinny rail itself seems to be cut to spec.This is to mount a Burris 2-7x32mm Handgun Scope ( Item #200279). I have on order a set of tall Burris Tall Zee rings to mount the scope. I'll add some pictures once assembled.I like the fact that I have both iron sight and scope capability on the same firearm.I'll give you a range report once the iron sight and scope are sighted in an I fire some rounds through the gun.

Fairly easy to install. Works fine. Way overpriced, but there isn't a lot of alternatives.

Wanted the option to mount an optic or red dot on my early 90's Buckmark, so of course a new top rail is in order. Price was fine, it is a drop in part. I hadn't even paid attention to the fact it has an adjustable rear sight built in, so that's a bonus. Although if I really wanted to alternate between optics and open sights, I'd just swap toprails. The rail holds zero - you have to remove these for cleaning anyway.Popped a $30 holographic red dot on it, sighted in, and made one ragged hole with a 5 shot group from 25'. Now to move her back to 50' and fine tune. Happy happy happy !Even if you have no intention of mounting an optic, this is a handsome toprail that will badass up your Buckmark.

This is awesome. And if you're looking at it, it means you have a buckmark which further concludes that YOU are awesome. Your abundant intellect and cunning style have led you to this page. Your methodical research and undeniable sensibility have dictated that you own the pinnacle of firearms. The only firearm with the ergonomics, precision, and sophisticated design to match your eloquence. The firearm that has almost everything . All but one thing. I could say a lot about the marvel of perfection which is the tac sol integral rail. I can attest to the degree of functionality attained by the addition of this transcendent device. I could even recommend a dab of serviceable thread lock on the screws but I'd be wasting your time. Someone like you already knows all this.

Great product like all TacSol items. A word of warning. The factory unit allows for a lot more miss alignment because the tolerances are larger. When installed with my factory barrel it fit perfectly. When installed with my TacSol 4in the holes were to far apart. The TacSol barrel had to be fitted, just a bit, to the frame to get the holes spaced correctly. Actually the barrel seated fully, it was about 1/32 off.