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I think you're reading something into his post. Maybe he knows of one for sale and wanted to know what anyone who owns one thinks of it. I had one and sold it to another member of the club. I only paid 800 for it. Should have kept it. The gun was nice shooting and you can remove the trigger assembly for cleaning.
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Yes Thank You Paul
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Shot a BT-100 for several years, mine was a 34 inch, invector plus chokes, Stainless with an adjustable comb, drop out trigger, i loved the gun and shot it very well, trouble is i wore it out in less than 2 years, had it rebuilt and sent it down the road...Steve
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You know it’s good to be helpful, but one shouldn’t assume too quickly. Blake, I see a few around. I’ve shot one and liked it very much. Honestly, I wouldn’t mind having one, and no I’m not soliciting a purchase either. I have all the guns I want or need.
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Purchased a 34 inch stainless model new when they discontinued them. Fixed full choke that patterned very well. A few springs and couple of firing pins is all it took after many thousands of rounds. The drop out trigger is nice for cleaning and has a adjustable selector for eject or extract. Most parts are available from Midwest gun works but a few parts are not available. Nothing is available from browning. I purchased the springs and firing pins from Jim a vendor on this site with great service. A great gun overall.
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What is there to rebuild on a BT100?
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Best SBT Browning ever made and was silly to discontinue it, but then again, something Browning has done before.
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No.
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Wish i could find one for 800, they make clay dust just as good as any other. Mine does it's job as long as i do mine.
A BT-100 was the first designated trap gun I purchased after using a 870 Wingmaster to start. It was a gun that I shot well an was a pleasure to shoot an maintain, it had the drop out trigger. Thinking I need a gun to shoot doubles I purchased an XT which I have enjoyed. The point is, I wish I had never sold that BT-100 an still had it today,only thing I ever did to it was replace the firing pin. Selling it was not one of my better decisions in life.
Shot a BT-99MAX for a while. Similar setup but no dropout trigger. Great gun. A buddy of mine shot a BT100 stainless. Broke a lot of targets. You’ll find his name under the 2004 junior CTC line in the grand program.
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I bought a KS5 with fixed choke 34” barrel
Anything you can tell me about this gun that would be helpful would be appreciated
Anything you can tell me about this gun that would be helpful would be appreciated
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Bt-100's wear the locking block out, also break firing pins quite often, and the top lever spring get weak pretty fast if you shoot alot, all fixable pretty reasonably,,, there a great trap gun to bad they quit making them, for myself i moved to a Beretta DT-10
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