Browning Bt-99 Owners Manual
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3-A) The forearm bracket. 3-B) Barrel lug, hinge pin bearing surface, extractor extension and barrel flats. 3-C) Hinge pin, cocking lever and locking bolt. 2 To attach the barrel to the action, grasp the stock’s pistol grip with your right hand and anchor the butt stock between your right forearm and right side. With the thumb of your right hand, move the top lever sideways to the extreme right (Figure 4). 3 Grasping the barrel in the left hand, engage the barrel lug’s circular recess with the...
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Engage the rear portion of the forearm (forearm bracket) with the action (Figure 7). 6 Pivot the forearm up to the barrel tightly. This will cause the take- down lever latch to engage onto the barrel. It may be necessary to depress the takedown lever latch. It should be flush with the wood on the underside of the forearm. The forearm and latch can be installed in one motion by positioning the forearm as shown and tapping the forearm’s widest part sharply toward the barrel with the heel of your hand...
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DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURESDisassembling your BT-99 into two parts — the action/buttstock and the barrel/forearm — is ideal for storage or for cleaning and maintenance.BEFORE BEGINNING ANY DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES, MAKE CERTAIN THERE IS NOT A SHELL IN THE CHAMBER.1 With the action closed, anchor the buttstock against your upper leg and pull the takedown lever latch outward. 2 At the same time, grasp the forearm with the other fingers of the left hand and with the help of the right hand pivot the forearm...
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Always keep the muzzle of your shotgun pointed down range at all times when on the shooting line. When leaving or moving along the line always open the action. Never load the chamber until you are ready to shoot. Never have the action of your BT-99 closed except when you are on the line, ready to shoot, when your gun is cased, or when it is set in a gun rack at the range. When you retrieve your gun from its case or from a gun rack, always immediately open the action and check to assure that no shell is...
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IF THE BREECH WILL NOT CLOSE COMPLETELY, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD YOU ATTEMPT TO FIRE THE SHOTGUN.Break the action of the gun and unload it. Carefully examine the breech surfaces, and remove the foreign matter. Remember to always keep the polished breech surfaces clean and lightly oiled. LOADING —CAUTION: REMEMBER, THE BT-99 SHOTGUN HAS NO MANUAL SAFETY. LOAD YOUR BT-99 TRAP GUN ONLY WHEN SHOOTING IS IMMINENT. ONCE LOADED, THIS GUN IS READY TO FIRE AND SHOULD BE RESPECTED AS SUCH. AT ALL TIMES...
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FIRING — With the chamber loaded, and the action closed, the BT-99 is fired by simply pulling the trigger. Never pull the trigger unless the muzzle is pointed down range, at the clay target. Make sure people — other shooters, spectators, trap operators — are not down range. If there is any doubt about down range safety, open the action immediately and remove the shell until you are certain all conditions are safe.OPTIONAL BARREL PORTINGYour BT-99 may or may not have optional barrel porting. The drilled...
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The adjustable comb features an adjustment range of 1⁄4 for cast on and cast off adjustment in 1⁄16 increments. Cast on and cast off angle adjustments of a maximum of1⁄8 are also possible. To adjust cast on and cast off perform the following procedure: BEFORE PERFORMING ANY ADJUSTMENTS, ALWAYS MAKE CERTAIN THERE IS NO SHELL IN THE CHAMBER.1 STANDARD MODEL: Loosen the comb by inserting a 7⁄64 Allen wrench through the hole found on the upper left of the recoil pad and into the Allen screw located within...
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17 2 Carefully adjust comb to desired cast on or cast off position (Figure 15) by sliding each post equally in the desired direction.CAST ON AND CAST OFF ADJUSTMENTS ARE A MATTER OF TRIAL AND ERROR.Adjust in small increments until the desired sight picture on the rib is reached. Each increment represents 1⁄16. Move the posts to the right for cast off and to the left for cast on. 3 Right handed shooters may desire some cast off, with left handed shooters preferring some cast on. The terminology is the...
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Unless adjusting drop at comb, reinstall the butt plate by sliding it back into the stock and tighten the set screws using the 3⁄32 Allen wrench. Do not over tighten. ADJUSTING DROP AT COMBAdjusting the drop at the comb allows you to align your eye perfectly with the plane of the rib. A correct sight picture for most shooters should have you looking down the rib with the bottom of the front bead resting on the top of the middle bead. This forms a “figure eight” or “stacked” configuration. Some of the...
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comb by inserting a 7⁄64 Allen wrench through the hole found on the upper left of the stock plate and into the Allen screw located within the stock plate (Figure 14). Turn wrench counterclockwise three full turns to loosen Allen screw. This will sufficiently loosen the Adjustable Comb, allowing adjustments to be easily made. The cheek- piece comes set from the factory with comb in the lowest position. 2 With Allen screw loose, carefully adjust comb to desired position (Figure 16) by sliding each post...