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Browning Ultra XT Trap vs New BT 99

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  • rc1988
    what i mean by loose is that its very easy to break open.
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  • LABWILD
    rc1988 - I do not know if you intend to shoot doubles trap, but the XT would give you that option. It is important that when closed, the XT action is tight. $1500 does not sound too bad if metal and wood condition is 95% (few scratches and dings, little loss of blueing). Brownings offer alot of value for the money, especially when you consider the cost of P guns and K guns. Your first trap gun probably will not be your last and you would be able to sell a Browning easily. Good Luck!
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  • Alpine
    Labwild has given excellent advise. Most likely your first trap gun will not be your last (depending on the depth of envolvement in trap) and the XT gives you the option of shooting doubles).

    My first trap gun was an XT and later I went to a P gun. But I still enjoy the XT and use it for a backup.


    Enjoy shooting trap and let us know how you do, especially your first 25?

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  • BigBarn
    rc1988, if at all possible, shoot both guns before you make a decision on which gun to buy. They are equally good trap shot guns, and you can not go wrong in buying either one of them. As posted before me, the XT gives you the option of shooting doubles if you ever want to, and $1500 for a used XT is a great price. Maybe it would be a good idea to go to the Browning web sight, and find out if there are any problems with the XT's, and go from there.

    I personally shoot the Browning BT 100, and absolutely love it. But when I get the chance to purchase the XT Trap, I will definitely jump on it. The XT just handles better in trap shooting, than the BT100.

    Good luck, and let us know what you decide!

    BigBarn

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