Browning Buck Mark Plus Vision SR 22 LR Threaded Barrel

About this product

The Browning Buck Mark Plus Vision is a rimfire target pistol built for shooters who want serious accuracy without the recoil or expense of a centerfire gun. The "SR" designation on this listing points to the suppressor-ready configuration of the Vision line: a lightweight, shrouded steel barrel with a threaded muzzle so you can run a can or a compensator without sending the gun back to a smith for machine work.

What makes the Vision barrel different from a standard Buck Mark?

Browning built the Vision series around a slim steel barrel wrapped in a cut-out aluminum shroud. That shroud keeps the pistol's overall weight down (around 27 ounces) while giving the muzzle end a threaded 1/2x28 pattern under a factory two-inch muzzle brake. Pull the brake and a suppressor threads on directly, which is the entire point of the "SR" build. The barrel itself carries an 8 1/4-inch sight radius, long enough to make windage and elevation corrections meaningful at the bench or on a plinking berm.

Is this pistol easy to aim for a new shooter?

Yes. The front sight is a TruGlo/Marble Arms fiber-optic post that gathers ambient light and glows under most conditions, paired with a white-outline Pro-Target rear sight for a fast, high-contrast sight picture. For shooters who want to go further, a Picatinny-style optics rail sits above the slide flat so a red dot can be mounted without a separate adapter plate. Grips are Browning's black-on-black UFX panels with rubber overmolding, which do a lot of work soaking up what little muzzle flip a .22 LR blowback pistol produces.

What is the Buck Mark good for?

This is a range and training gun first: bullseye-style paper punching, informal plinking, small-game work at close range, and low-cost practice reps for shooters who also carry or compete with a centerfire pistol. The 10-round magazine keeps range sessions moving, and the low cost per shot of .22 LR means more trigger time for the same budget.

How does the sale and pickup process work?

This is a firearm, so it cannot ship to a home address. It ships from our supplier to a licensed FFL dealer of your choosing, where you'll complete the standard background check paperwork and take possession in person. California buyers should confirm current state compliance for this specific configuration with their receiving FFL before placing an order, since California's handgun rules for rimfire target pistols can differ from federal rules and change over time. Checkout on this site is handled through secure checkout; we don't publish stock counts or estimated shipping windows because both can change between order and fulfillment.

What should you budget for beyond the pistol itself?

Because California requires a Department of Justice-approved firearm safety device (or a DOJ-certified gun safe) with every handgun sale, plan on picking one up at the same time if you don't already own one — most FFLs stock inexpensive cable locks that satisfy the requirement. California buyers should also expect the standard 10-day waiting period between passing the background check and taking possession, along with proof of a valid Handgun Safety Certificate unless you're exempt. None of that is specific to this pistol; it's the same process for any handgun purchase in the state, but it's worth planning around if this is your first transfer.

Bottom line

If you already like the Buck Mark platform's ergonomics and want the option to add a suppressor down the road, the Vision SR gives you a factory-threaded barrel, a proper fiber-optic sight setup, and an optics rail in one package rather than a bare gun you'd have to send out for gunsmithing. It's not a duty pistol and isn't meant to be one — it's a dedicated .22 LR target and training tool from a company that has built rimfire pistols for decades.