B&T Partners with Rare Breed Triggers for New FRT-Equipped SPC9 & GHM9
B&T USA partnered with Rare Breed Triggers, the pioneer and leading manufacturer of forced-reset trigger technology, to equip models of the B&T SPC9 and GHM9 with FRTs right from the factory.
Known for its highly respected duty-grade suppressors and firearms, B&T will now offer versions of the 9mm SPC9 and GHM9 platforms with the patented Rare Breed FRT-SG3. This collaboration is the first to meld these factory-built guns with FRTs.
"By combining our expertise, we can provide a factory-configured solution that has been engineered and validated as a complete system," said Lawrence DeMonico, president and founder of Rare Breed Triggers.
B&T and Rare Breed’s partnership makes it much easier for you to make that brass rain in volume. (All images: B&T USA)
Rare Breed’s FRT-SG3 is the key to the shooting speed, but B&T’s SPC9 and GHM9 are also proven hard-use duty platforms that make the whole package robust and reliable.
B&T USA will assemble and test the new guns at its production facility before they ship out. This spares the end user from having to tinker with and tune their FRT and firearm on their own.
The companies worked together to complete the new guns all the way through the design, production, and testing phases. The result is a factory-validated FRT package built on two of B&T’s go-to duty platforms.
"Working with Rare Breed to integrate the new FRT-SG3 trigger into our SPC9 and GHM9 platforms at the factory level lets us hand customers an elevated system that's already proven to perform beyond previous standards," said Danny Benavente, vice president of operations at B&T USA. "This is an outstanding opportunity for our brands and for our customers."
B&T is installing the FRTs right on the assembly lines…
…which means you get a package that is made for the FRT, instead of guessing your way through installing one yourself.
The FRT-SG3 provides a three-position safety with clearly marked positions for safe, semi, and FRT modes. The safety is also ambidextrous on these guns, making them fit for right-handed and left-handed shooters, as well as for those who prefer to swap shoulders for close-quarters shooting needs.
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