Will this fit a Browning Buckmark 22? Or is there a comparable grip made for it?
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I had to do some minor alterations to make it fit my Ruger Mark 1. I have no idea if it would fit your Browning. I'm surprised they don't offer them for the Buckmaster. That's a fine gun. Don't lose the original grips. The Buckmaster is a very collectible piece
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I am not familar with that pistol so I can't respond. I can tell you that the grip I bought has fit on a number of other pistols that I have used. You should be able to inquire to the company direct to find out which grip fits you gun. Usually one size fits different models, but it is not a one size fits all guns.
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As I look at the sneaky pete and my LCP inside it is a nice snug fit so if the grips are any fatter I do not think it will fit, Amazon has a great return policy!!!!
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You might look at Benjamin airguns and places that sell them. some of theirs are (or used to be) similar to the Browning and they may have a holster for it
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Miami Classic holsters are very gun specific as they are molded to fit the gun in question. If Amazon is offering a model number I would check at the Galco website or ask them via phone call. My S&W has a Crimson Trace laser grip sight and its just fine. Best of luck!!!
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Looking at his post for Crimson Trace the seller list he has Grips for Round and Square butt S&W.; With that thought in place he likely has Grips to fit many models of S&W.; My advice would be contact the seller and find out from him what exactly he has. To my knowledge Crimson Trace does not offer a grip that will interchange between Round and Square Butt S&W.; It has to be one or the other. Don't make the same mistake I made I thought I had a square butt butt I actually had a Round. The Square grip would not fit right.
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No it won't fit a S&W 22, I have one as well and the slide is too wide for the holster, will not allow it to slide all the way down into the holster, plus the trigger guard is too far below the slide and is square and is too far forward to allow it as well, maybe if you could contact the mfg they might have a model for the S&W...
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I purchased a molded leather belt holster for mine, but it does fit in one of my pocket holsters for my Bersa .22 also. I hope this helps.
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I bought mine to hold my S&W; SD9 and it fits fine. Your gun looks similar to mine with the exception of the trigger guard. I think it will work. I like mine.
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Not sure. I bought the 13" and placed a Ruger .357 with oversized grips and it fit well. May want to measure overall length and order accordingly. Sorry I was not more help.
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I used it on a gen3 glock 22. I was not happy with the fit and don't use it any longer. It was looser than a hogue type grip and I felt it was a safety issue. However I am very pleased with the packmyr grip for my glock 27. Over grips are hit or miss.
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Nice Weapon you have. Yes, it will fit nicely, snug under your arm. l carry a Ruger 22LR MK4 Target Pistol in mine which is a longer gun as you know without a problem. Your Gun is 7.1 inches in length if my memory serves me correctly. I think you will be happy with this holster. Stay safe.
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Don't know if it will do this. After immediately breaking three of them, I gave up . Contacted Browning and they said it was design for their .22 cal Browing Buckmaster Pistol. I was shooting a .30cal pistol and it apparently was too much for this sight. Suggest you contact Browning and discuss your specific application with them. Good Luck.
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I think so. The ruger commander and my colt defender have the same size grip. I uses this in the beginning but don't use it any more it ruins the look of the gun.
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I did a little bit of research and a Glock 22 is 8"x5.43" and it fits great. The S&W MP-22 is 7.6"x4.1"...so yeah, it should fit.
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The grip I got from Amazon only fits revolvers. I know they make a CT grip for smaller M&P; pistols but not this particular one.
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It is supposed to work with the Ruger Mark series and Browning Buckmark. Others I would not know. I did find that it works best on bullets that are more tapered (like Winchester or Federal) and not round nose.