The SPC9 line of weapons is a hybrid and truly customer demanded design. The B&T SPC9 9mm pistol features a 9.1" barrel, a hydraulic buffer tube, fully ambidextrous controls, a telescoping brace kit, a 3-lug mount, MLOK and NAR rails, ...
The SPC9 line of weapons is a hybrid and truly customer demanded design. The B&T SPC9 9mm pistol features a 9.1" barrel, a hydraulic buffer tube, fully ambidextrous controls, a telescoping brace kit, a 3-lug mount, MLOK and NAR rails, ...
The B&T MK-II is a semi auto handgun chambered for 9mm. Features include a 4.3 inch threaded barrel, an optics ready slide cut for the Shield RMS footprint, rubber grips, an ambidextrous thumb safety, a picatinny accessory rail, and two ...
The B&T MK-II is a semi auto handgun chambered for 9mm. Features include a 4.3 inch threaded barrel, an optics ready slide cut for the Shield RMS footprint, rubber grips, an ambidextrous thumb safety, a picatinny accessory rail, and two ...
Harness the power of the APF Citadel, a versatile and top-performing rifle tailored for both recreational shooting and tactical operations. Engineered by Alex Pro Firearms, a trusted name in the industry, this semi-automatic AR model is chambered in both 5.56 ...
Harness the power of the APF Citadel, a versatile and top-performing rifle tailored for both recreational shooting and tactical operations. Engineered by Alex Pro Firearms, a trusted name in the industry, this semi-automatic AR model is chambered in both 5.56 ...
The B&T APC9K Pro delivers a new level of performance, reliability, and adaptability. This firearms features a 4.5" barrel, dual auto-folding non-reciprocating charging handle, tri-lug adapter, M4 compatible grips, a 30 round magazine, and M-LOK accessory rails. Just add your ...
The B&T APC9K Pro delivers a new level of performance, reliability, and adaptability. This firearms features a 4.5" barrel, dual auto-folding non-reciprocating charging handle, tri-lug adapter, M4 compatible grips, a 30 round magazine, and M-LOK accessory rails. Just add your ...
