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BigJimP · August 21, 2013, 01:20 PM

Dreaming....you make a good point...

but some of the BT-99's out there - are set up to shoot really high...almost too high for some shooters...like an 80%/20% pattern over point of impact...and its hard telling what the configuration was on the gun he was shooting....there are so many different versions of the BT-99 out there now...

I've never been that big a fan of the BT-99 ( I like the older BT-100 a lot more )....but my primary trap gun is the Citori XT Trap with a 32" barrel...and for fun, I was shooting it at Skeet yesterday....( and it is just not a good Skeet gun ...too long, too heavy, and I have it set for a 60%/40% pattern...and I couldn't make myselft float the targets enough....

In general, its smart to invest in a Trap gun that has the adj comb in it ...so you can fine tune it to Fit just right.

August 21, 2013, 01:20 PM	#10
BigJimP Senior Member Join Date: February 23, 2005 Posts: 13,195	Dreaming....you make a good point... but some of the BT-99's out there - are set up to shoot really high...almost too high for some shooters...like an 80%/20% pattern over point of impact...and its hard telling what the configuration was on the gun he was shooting....there are so many different versions of the BT-99 out there now... I've never been that big a fan of the BT-99 ( I like the older BT-100 a lot more )....but my primary trap gun is the Citori XT Trap with a 32" barrel...and for fun, I was shooting it at Skeet yesterday....( and it is just not a good Skeet gun ...too long, too heavy, and I have it set for a 60%/40% pattern...and I couldn't make myselft float the targets enough.... In general, its smart to invest in a Trap gun that has the adj comb in it ...so you can fine tune it to Fit just right.