Germany · 1999–

Blaser D99

Specifications

Maker: Blaser
Type: Rifle
Action: Break action
Era: Modern (1946–1999)
Produced: 1999–
Magazine: None
Swedish class: 1

Chambered in

9.3×74R
8×57 IRS
.470 Nitro Express

Stock

Wood

What it is worth

Value unknown

No published price was found for this model. Rather than estimate one from a comparable gun, the compendium leaves it blank.

Chapter 01

Overview

The D99 is Blaser’s drilling: two shotgun barrels and a rifle barrel on one action, which Blaser calls the best all-rounder for ground that holds both small and big game. Its own manual stresses that the design makes it very different from other three-barrelled guns.

Chapter 02

How it works

It locks with a strong vertical block and runs a double-lock system — two strikers and two springs — so a second shot follows without recocking. The barrels float freely within the bundle, so the point of impact holds through quick follow-up shots; it is proofed for steel shot, and like every Blaser combination gun it is cocked by hand just before the shot and decocks itself when opened.

Chapter 03

In the field

This is the drilling’s whole case: shot for whatever flushes or breaks cover close, a rifle barrel for the deer or boar that steps out further off, without changing guns. Steel-shot proofing keeps the shotgun barrels usable with non-lead loads, and the saddle mount carries a scope over the rifle barrel.

Sources

Written from: Drilling D99 — Blaser, Combination Guns — Blaser, Drilling D 99 instruction manual — Blaser (archived 2011), Blaser Jagdwaffen — Wikipedia (de) — read 2026-10-29

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