B&T GHM9 9mm Pistol, Swiss-Made, 7 in Threaded Barrel, Hydraulic Buffer, B&T Mag Pattern, Custom SIG AR-Style Grip
This Swiss-made B&T GHM9 stands out with its factory 7 in threaded barrel, integrated hydraulic recoil buffer system, and B&T magazine-pattern lower. It is marked "B&T — Thun, Switzerland" and includes a SIG Sauer AR-pattern pistol grip, a left-side folding charging handle, and an ambidextrous manual safety. The package includes four steel magazines and unmounted polymer flip-up sights.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are some scuffs and wear on the receiver. There is mild carbon buildup.
What’s Included
- 1x 30-round B&T-pattern steel magazine (made in Italy)
- 3x 21-round B&T-pattern steel magazines (made in Italy)
- Polymer flip-up front and rear sights (unmounted)
- Picatinny rail segment (handguard accessory)
- Miscellaneous parts
- Paperwork
The GHM9 uses a closed-bolt blowback system and incorporates B&T’s hydraulic recoil buffer. It is Swiss-made and marked "B&T — Thun, Switzerland," reflecting its origin and factory configuration.
The standard 175 mm (approximately 7 in) barrel is threaded and fitted with a knurled thread protector. The 1:9.8 twist rate supports a wide range of 9mm loads, and the pistol is rated for a 30+1 capacity with the included magazines.
Controls are straightforward and modern: an ambidextrous manual safety, a single-action trigger, and a left-side folding charging handle. The pistol is configured with a SIG Sauer AR-pattern grip, providing a familiar interface.
The slotted aluminum handguard is a separate, bolt-on component and accepts the included Picatinny rail segment for accessory placement. An AFG-style polymer handstop is located on the polymer front of the lower housing beneath the barrel. The integral top rail on the upper receiver provides a mounting interface for optics. This example uses the B&T magazine-pattern lower (non-G variant) and comes with a mix of extended and standard-length steel magazines made in Italy.