B&T GHM9 9mm carbine now available to U.S. consumers
The GHM9 carbine, pictured with a folding stock, ships as a pistol with the stock available separately. (Photo: B&T USA)
B&T USA announced its entry level GHM9 semi-automatic 9x19mm carbine is now available stateside, allowing U.S. consumers the opportunity to take the tactical solution home.
At home in a tactical scenario or plinking at the range, the GHM9 boasts a nitride coated barrel to protect against corrosion and wear resistance. The carbine features an ambidextrous charging handle in addition to a full length top rail for optics placement.
The gun also touts side and below barrel rails as well for additional accessory mounting. Designed with a compact, integrated folding stock the gun ships as a pistol within US borders with the stock available separately.
The 15.2-inch carbine with 6-inch barrel is both lightweight and easy to maneuver, sporting a close bolt blowback operating system. The gun comes standard with fold open sights, a 30-round translucent polymer magazine and sling.
The GHM9 ships with a price tag just over the $1,270 mark.
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