Browning 017054401 BT-99 Full Size 12 Gauge Break Open 2.75″ 1rd 34″ Satin Blued Back-Bored Vent Rib Barrel, Satin Blued Steel Receiver, Fixed Black Walnut Stock, Right Hand

SKU: TSW|13650UPC: 023614236917Mfr. Part #: 017054401

$1,689.99

Browning 017054401 BT-99 Full Size 12 Gauge Break Open 2.75″ 1rd 34″ Satin Blued Back-Bored Vent Rib Barrel, Satin Blued Steel Receiver, Fixed Black Walnut Stock, Right Hand

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Browning’s BT-99 break action is an ideal competition shotgun for clay & trap shooters of all ages. The barrel utilizes Browning’s back-bore Vector Pro dimensions which minimize shot deformation and maximize pattern uniformity, consistency, and density. It has a high post, floating vent rib with ivory front and mid-bead sights. The BT-99 features an extractor only and a chrome-plated chamber to resist the toll thousands of shells can take on lesser quality guns. The bold beavertail forearm helps absorb recoil and assist hand-eye coordination. This 12 gauge model has a 34″ barrel.

Additional information

upc

023614236917

manufacturer

Browning

Manufacturer Part Number

017054401

Action

Break Action

Barrel Finish

Satin Blued

Barrel Length

34"

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Capacity

1rd

Chokes Included

Improved Modified

Length

36.8000

Safety

No

Shipping Weight

10.7

Sights

Ivory Bead Front/Mid-Bead Rear

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