Browning

BT-99

Reviewed

msrp

$1,679.99

Quick Specs

Gauge(s):	12
Chamber Size(s):	2 3/4"
Weight:	8.188 – 8.313
Length of Pull:	14.375
Adjustable Drop/Cast:	No
Left Hand Models:	No

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TFL Review Summary

The BT99 has been around for a long time and is still a great single-barrel option for trap shooters. We ended up trap-shooting the BT99 for the better of summer, and the more we shot it, the more we loved it. If singles trap is your game and you want a proven clay crusher, we wouldn't hesitate on the BT99.

Value Rating

The Value Rating is based on the overall score of a gun when compared to its price. You can view it as bang for the buck.

5/5

Overall Score

The Overall Score is based on a combination of looks, recoil, reliability, ergonimics, and overall shooting vibes.

8.7/10

Manufacturer Summary

Browning quality. It can be found with the BT-99 like no other. And when your chosen sport is American singles and handicap trap, the revered Browning BT-99 wins the hearts and minds of many. There is not a finer example of simplicity, quality and clay-busting performance than the classic BT-99.

Loyalty follows performance. When it was introduced in 1969, it immediately gained a loyal following among both beginner and veteran shooters alike. They appreciated the consistent, reliable performance and great value the BT-99 offered. Today is no different. This model is the classic and original. If you have never owned one you know someone who does. And they will all tell you the same thing, "The BT-99 wins."