Brixton Metals Strikes Gold: High-Grade Discoveries Broaden Trapper Target's World-Class Potential

Brixton Metals Corporation (TSX-V: BBB, OTCQB: BBBXF, FSE: 8BX) is electrifying the exploration landscape with a fresh wave of high-grade gold drill results from its Trapper Gold Target, nestled within the prolific Thorn Project in British Columbia. These latest intercepts not only confirm but dramatically expand the known gold mineralization, hinting at a truly world-class discovery in the making.

The standout highlight comes from drill hole THN24-282, which punched through an impressive 29.00 meters grading 1.75 grams per tonne (g/t) gold.

Within this significant intersection, an even richer zone was uncovered: 7.50 meters at a remarkable 3.00 g/t gold. What makes this even more thrilling is its location—approximately 100 meters south of the established Main Trapper Gold Zone, effectively stretching the boundaries of this promising gold system.

Gary Thompson, CEO and Chairman of Brixton Metals, couldn't contain his excitement, stating, "We continue to deliver high-grade gold intercepts at the Trapper Gold Target, expanding the footprint with excellent step-out holes.

We are confident that we are building a significant gold resource with a major gold deposit here at Trapper, which could be a game-changer for Brixton Metals." His vision for Trapper as a "world-class gold resource" underscores the profound potential these results represent.

The drilling campaign wasn't just a one-hit wonder.

Other notable intercepts further solidify the project's promise. Drill hole THN24-284 encountered 5.50 meters grading 1.54 g/t gold, including a robust 1.00 meter at 5.86 g/t gold. THN24-283 returned 17.00 meters at 0.82 g/t gold, featuring a higher-grade section of 2.00 meters at 3.23 g/t gold. Additionally, THN24-285 delivered a substantial 23.00 meters at 0.61 g/t gold.

These results are strategically important, with holes 282 and 284 located south of the main zone, and 283 and 285 designed to test the eastern extensions, all contributing to a growing understanding of the gold system's geometry and scale.

The Thorn Project, a joint venture with global mining giant Newmont, is strategically positioned in the legendary Golden Triangle of British Columbia—a region renowned for its prolific gold, silver, and copper deposits.

The Trapper Target itself is defined by a compelling 1.5 kilometer by 1.0 kilometer gold-in-soil anomaly, with gold mineralization hosted primarily within volcanic and intrusive rocks, characterized by quartz-carbonate veining and significant pyrite, sphalerite, galena, and chalcopyrite occurrences.

Looking ahead, Brixton Metals is not resting on its laurels.

The company plans to integrate these exceptional drill results with ongoing geophysical surveys, detailed soil sampling, and trenching activities. This comprehensive approach is geared towards one overarching goal: delivering a maiden mineral resource estimate for the Trapper Gold Target. With each new drill hole, the vision of a substantial, high-grade gold deposit at Trapper becomes clearer, promising a golden future for Brixton Metals and its stakeholders.