B&T MK-II 9mm Luger DA/SA Pistol — Swiss-Made, 4.3 in Threaded Barrel, 17+1, Black
Swiss-made in Thun and imported by B&T USA, this MK-II is a recent-release 9mm Luger pistol with a service-length 4.3-inch threaded barrel, DA/SA action, and 17+1 capacity. It features B&T’s two-piece frame architecture derived from the Sphinx SDP family, an integral dust-cover Picatinny rail, and an LPA adjustable rear sight. The slide carries the Swiss cross emblem and the model is roll-marked “MK-II Cal. 9x19mm.”
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: Light handling marks from previous use are present. Please refer to the photos for details.
What's Included
- B&T MK-II 9mm Luger pistol
- 1x 17-round steel magazine
- Knurled thread protector (installed)
Manufactured in Switzerland and marked “B&T USA TAMPA, FL — Thun, Switzerland,” this MK-II shows clear provenance and clean roll-marks, including “MK-II Cal. 9x19mm.” The slide-in-frame design with rails machined into the aluminum upper frame, and the Swiss cross emblem on the slide top, are distinctive model cues.
The two-piece frame architecture pairs an aluminum upper frame—with the bearing rails machined into the upper so the slide rides inside the frame—with a polymer grip lower. The grip has textured panels with finger grooves and a palm swell for secure purchase. An external hammer, a curved trigger, and an ambidextrous manual safety support the hammer-fired DA/SA operating system.
A 4.3-inch threaded barrel comes fitted with a knurled thread protector. The dust-cover includes an integral Picatinny rail for mounting compatible accessories. The pistol is finished in black across the slide and frame.
Sighting equipment includes a front sight and an LPA adjustable rear sight with windage and elevation dials. Capacity is 17+1, and this example includes one 17-round steel magazine as shown in the photos.
The model’s lineage traces to the Sphinx SDP family, with two-piece frame construction and noted parts compatibility. As a recent release, this MK-II combines modern feature sets with Swiss build quality and clear import markings.