Weird, the contour 7.25" isn't on the roster but the Browning BuckMarkLite URX 22LR 7.25" is.

Doesn't look as cool as the contour but like you say shooting is the same.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1526492106.jpg

A fun read on the evolution of the Browning...

The Browning Buck Mark: 30-years of plinking excellence (VIDEO) - Guns.com

oh, get that!! the front sight looks awesome!!

if you look at my pic, you can see the white paint mark on the front sight..very janky..

Doesn't mean you can't order a replacement barrel....

Mine came with 2, picked up 2 more at a local shop. Cabelas had a deal for a while 3 mags for $90 delivered...

I like my Browning Buckmark URX Camper with a 5.5in barrel a lot. It sees way more range time then any of my other .22 spoons.

Looked it up, they are around $20

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1008716898/browning-buckmark-red-dot-sight-4-pattern-reticle-circle-dot-cross-3-moa-dot-cross-dot-circle-dot-with-integral-weaver-style-mount-matte

.22 Target spoons
 

I have several of different varieties, but my favorite and easiest for me to shoot is a 1949 vintage Colt Woodsman Match Target pistol equipped with a set of target stocks by Lew Sanderson. In case you haven't heard of Mr. Sanderson, his grips are right up there quality wise with the Roper grips! A picture:

The Colt Woodsman
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1526521016.jpg

The correct magazines for this gun
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1526521034.jpg

The only downside to using one of these is the cost of the magazines. They are currently going for $150-$175 each!