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Offline POSSUM_56

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Opinions on a Remington 1100 classic trap
« on: August 26, 2005, 08:09:09 AM »
I have been looking into a trap gun for awhile now and would like some opinions on the 1100 trap gun i also had been looking at the browning bt 99 but just can't see paying that much for something that doesn't look that nice any info would be appreciated.
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Opinions on a Remington 1100 classic trap
« Reply #1 on: August 26, 2005, 05:44:25 PM »
if your just going to shoot singles, the BT-99 is the better gun. its your money, and if you dont get what you like you will never shoot it to your potential.

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Opinions on a Remington 1100 classic trap
« Reply #2 on: August 28, 2005, 05:36:46 PM »
I have and have had both the 1100 Classic Trap and the BT99; although my 99 was the plus version.  If you plan to shoot doubles then the only answer is the 1100.  As far as the BT99, it is a great singles/handicap gun.  The higher rib helped me a lot on the 99.  The BT99 is very reliable and re-buildable.  The 1100 can be repaired by the user easily with inexpensive parts as well as being very familiar to a lot of local gunsmiths. My BT99 was sold when I stopped shooting trap a while back.  It is a "Trap" gun and really not useful for much else.  I kept the 1100 as I can use it in the field as well. With a barrel change it can go to the skeet range easily.   Now I am starting to shoot trap again and the 1100 will be going with me.  I have a lot of rounds through the gun in a short time and it has been 100% for me.  When I purchased the Classic Trap I had the forcing cone lengthened.  I recently purchased a Tournament Skeet 1100 and was going to have the same thing done to it; the newer 1100 competition gun came with the forcing cone already lengthened.  I don’t believe you will be unhappy with either shotgun.