Stainless Steel Horse Bit, BT119 Label, Pictured Central Ring and Bar

Confirm how BT119 and BT1139 map to the accepted assembly

Request explicit actual-label/model/sample-version mapping for both identifiers. Their different spelling does not establish equivalent codes or an accepted common version. Keep the actual drawing and full inventory tied to the identified BT119 sample.

• Identify the actual BT119 sample and BT1139 mapping.
• Draw the straight transverse bar and upper central bracket.
• Map the large central ring and side-bar attachments.
• Measure hanging links, elongated openings and lower loops.
• Show actual part roles, movement and strap routing.
• Agree supplied pieces/count and per-part requirements.

Define the actual ring/bar/link functions and material records

The photograph does not establish a release mechanism or precise operating assembly. Request actual composition/grade, manufacture and finish records for the accepted transverse bar, bracket, central ring, side bars and hanging links. No side-to-side hanging chain is visible, which does not determine accepted accessory contents.

Assess the documented assembly for the actual horse conditions

Use full fitting/use/inspection/care instructions and qualified assessment for the actual horse, bridle, reins and intended conditions. Best Quality/Snaffle/racing/riding names and the ring/bar/link outline do not establish operating mechanism, pressure/leverage, severity, comfort, quality, training/racing benefit or horse suitability. Define relevant operating and horse/user criteria using exact-configuration evidence.

Agree present terms for the mapped full-assembly sample

Check current applicability of the listed 10pcs minimum to that accepted mapped version. Agree measured geometry, complete inventory and material/appearance sample with present packaging/order scope. Other creates no actual option; request full dimensions, actual size mapping and current sample interval directly.