This is a trap-specific single-shot shotgun with excellent fit and dependability. It has a walnut stock, a trap recoil pad, and all-steel parts. There are several variations available for the BT-99, ranging from basic models without any additional bells and whistles to models with ejectors and completely adjustable combs and butt pads. Users can also choose between a 30′′, 32′′, or 34′′ barrel. Depending on the specific model, weight varies. The guns have tight-fitting tolerances and have the feel and lines of a fine clay buster. They are sturdy, even a little hefty. Since there is no external safety, it is obvious that the design is intended to be fired immediately after loading at a single piece of bright orange clay. The BT-99 does not have or require an external safety since it is a trapshooting shotgun and trapshooters do not load or shut their shotguns until just before they fire. The BT-99 is chambered for 2.75-inch shells. The shooter can easily see the target because the sights are positioned so that the point of aim is directly above the front sight. When compared to gas-operated or even pump-action shotguns, break-open shotguns like the Browning BT-99 are recognized for their dependability since fewer things can go wrong with them.