Description

The Browning Buck Mark Camper UFX .22 LR 5.5-inch is a rimfire pistol built for shooters who want one gun that pulls double duty—accurate enough for paper punching at the range, light enough to ride in a pack on a small-game hunt. It pairs a single-action trigger with a tapered bull barrel and a machined aluminum-alloy receiver, giving you consistent performance shot after shot. The blowback operating system keeps things simple and reliable with standard-velocity .22 LR ammo. At $419.99, it’s a solid entry point for anyone looking to add a dedicated rimfire to their EDC rotation or range bag.

Key Features

• Pro-Target Adjustable Sights – You get windage and elevation adjustments right out of the box, so dialing in for your preferred ammo or shooting distance is straightforward. No need to swap sights for basic range work.
• Gray Ultragrip FX Ambidextrous Grips – The overmolded texture gives you a secure hold even with sweaty hands, and the ambi design means lefties aren’t left out. This matters when you’re running multiple magazines in a session.
• Tapered Bull Barrel (5.5-inch) – It balances the weight forward for reduced muzzle flip without being too heavy to carry. According to Browning specs, the barrel profile helps maintain accuracy over longer strings of fire.
• Single-Action Trigger – The crisp break and short reset make it easier to shoot tight groups compared to a DA/SA or striker-fired rimfire. This is the same trigger design used in their target models.
• Blowback Operation – Simple, proven, and easy to clean. No gas system to mess with, and it cycles reliably with most .22 LR loads as long as they’re above 1200 fps.

Who It’s For

This pistol fits the everyday carrier who wants a rimfire that’s more than a plinker. If you’re the type who runs a pocket dump of gear—knife, light, spare mag—and needs a .22 that can tag along for training or small game, the Camper UFX is your lane. It’s also a solid pick for new shooters stepping up from a revolver or a rental gun, because the single-action trigger teaches fundamentals without punishing grip mistakes.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Adjustable sights mean you can zero for your specific ammo, which is rare at this price point.
• Pro: The grip texture is aggressive enough to lock in your hand but not so sharp that it chews up skin during a long range day.
• Con: The blowback action can be picky with subsonic or very low-velocity .22 LR rounds. Stick with high-velocity loads (like CCI Mini-Mags) for best reliability.
• Con: No optics-ready slide or rail for a red dot—if you want a dot, you’ll need to send the slide out for milling or use a dovetail mount.

Comparison vs Competitors

The Ruger Mark IV Target offers a similar barrel length and adjustable sights but runs about $160 more and doesn’t include ambi grips. The S&W M&P 22 Compact is lighter and cheaper, but its fixed sights and shorter barrel make it less suited for precision work. The Buck Mark splits the difference—better accuracy than the S&W, lower cost than the Ruger, with ambi-friendly ergonomics.

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• ✅ Nationwide delivery (all 50 states)
• ✅ Ships 1-2 business days
• ✅ 30-day returns
• ✅ Secure checkout

Last updated: April 2026

Stat: Over 60% of rimfire pistol buyers in the US choose a single-action design for range training (NSSF 2023 report).

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