HALO" CHARGING RING FOR BROWNING BUCKMARK Reviews & Ratings

The Browning Buckmark is one of the most popular 22lr pistols in the world. While it performs fantastic right out of the box, one of the major complaints is the lack of grip surface for the bolt. This precision made, yet stylish, charging handle for the Browning Buckmark is designed so Buckmark owners can charge their firearm quickly and with certainty. A unique ring pull design ensures fingers of any size can get a proper grip. This precision bolt puller is perfect for serious competition shooters, junior shooters and even arthritic hands. Stop trying to grab those tiny grip ears and put a halo around your Buckmark today.

NOTE: There are quite a few variety of bolts for the Browning Buck Mark. This will fit 2014 production and later slides only.

Unique and stylish pull ring design
Lightweight aircraft grade aluminum
Sleek and contour matching

View Product

Write a review

5 Stars

67%

4 Stars

3 Stars

2 Stars

33%

1 Stars

Reviews Summary

Customers overwhelmingly agree that the HALO Charging Ring enhances the ease of use for Browning Buckmark handguns, especially for those with physical limitations. Many praise its effective installation process and functionality, although there are a few concerns regarding safety with certain models. Overall, it's considered a must-have accessory for Buckmark owners.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Ease of Use

70%

Many reviewers highlight that the HALO Charging Ring significantly improves the ease of racking the slide, particularly for those with physical limitations like arthritis. Users report that the product enhances their shooting experience, making it easier to operate the handgun effectively.

Installation

60%

The product is noted for its simple installation process, with several users stating it takes less than a couple of minutes to attach. This ease of use with installation adds to the overall positive user experience.

Product Quality

65%

Reviewers generally regard the HALO Charging Ring as well-made and reliable, fitting well without adding noticeable weight to the firearm. Customers express satisfaction with the product’s craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal.

Safety Concerns

30%

A few users have raised concerns regarding safety, specifically noting that the device can cause firearms to fire out of battery under certain conditions. While this issue was not universally reported, it highlights the need for careful usage recommendations.

Necessity for Certain Users

50%

Several reviews emphasize that this accessory is nearly essential for users who struggle with the standard operation of their Buckmark due to physical limitations. Customers describe it as a lifesaver for elderly users or those with similar challenges.

Sort by Filter by rating

A must have accessory.

There is no way that I would even own a Buckmark without this feature. Should you get a dud round or a FTF event, after the trigger is pulled, that slide is near impossible to recycle unless you get a Channel Lock on it. Seriously. I had a buddy, former Marine, next to me in the gun shop that could NOT pull that darn slide back after the trigger was pulled on an empty chamber. The upshot is that one of three grown men could cycle the slide in that configuration. The other two men - myself included - could not. Yes, if you own a Buckmark, you need a Tandemkross halo charging ring. Brownell's came through smoothly with the package showing up fully intact in my mailbox. Great purchase for a great firearm!

Newer Brownings need this

Just got the 2019 shotshow buckmark rifle and the only thing missing that should have been added was this Halo devise. With a scope this is a must. Unlike other gizzys that TK has this one actually serves a purpose.

Not for Carbines!

This unit fits well, is practical to charge FA but caused mine as well as another riffle on the range to fire out of battery. Glad it was a 22 & not something larger that you for bull barrels. As much as I can figure out the bolt bounces but the hammer still drops the round ignites as the bolt is bouncing leaving the rim exposed. It did this on a few occasions and stopped after I removed the unit.