Developed for the civilian market by premium gun and suppressor supplier Brugger&Thomet,
the PCC GHM9 carbine combines the best features of the manufacturer's combat models with simplicity and adaptation to the needs of sport shooters. Excellent workmanship, exceptional trigger mechanism and reliability make the
GHM9 an excellent choice for IPSC PCC competitors as well as those looking for a platform in 9x19 caliber for tactical shooting.
The B&T GHM9 PCC carbine offers the user:
- The highest level of workmanship, and thus durability and reliability
- The use of a hydraulic return mechanism for reduced recoil
- Sensational ergonomics, and an extremely well-thought-out design with a modular backbone
- Double-sided manipulators for the comfort of both right- and left-handed users
- Modular, easy to quickly disassemble design that allows trigger chambers to be replaced
- Picatinny and M-LOK accessory rail system for easy upgradeability
- Folding lightweight polymer flask with holes for mounting a tactical suspension
- Expanded magazine slot and functional double-sided release
- Tri-Lug standard discharge device that allows installation of a QD suppressor
The carbine is characterized by its extremely low weight, which, combined with the fact that it is made of metal alloys and not, as in the case of competitors on the same weight scale, is an impressive achievement. B&T's characteristic quality of workmanship makes the carabiner highly reliable and long-lasting. To ensure the highest durability and above-average precision, the carbine's barrel was made within cold forging technology. The end of the barrel has been equipped with an outlet device in the Tri-Lug standard, on which we can directly seat QD sound suppressors in the same standard.
The side-folding flask makes the carbine
easy to transport even in a backpack, and the possibility of adjustment will allow you to choose the right LOP for your size. Also noteworthy is the
expanded magazine slot and the double-sided release button, allowing operation with both the index finger of the dominant hand and the thumb of the weak hand. A
Picatinny rail system located on the bed and the back of the locking chamber is responsible for the possibility of using accessories. The lower rail allows the installation of a foregrip, which, together with the profiled bed, will allow a
comfortable hand placement. The side M-LOK rails, in turn, will provide space for electronics.
