Videos tagged with Rotex 10

This video features Karl Brugger of B&T discussing the history and evolution of their suppressor line. Key takeaways include the company's origins in suppressor development for the Swiss Army, the early Impulse 2A design still in use today, and the shift towards Reduced Back Pressure (RBS) systems for modern assault rifles. B&T emphasizes modularity, customer-driven development, and a commitment to quality for both military and civilian clients.

B&T USA is expanding its suppressor offerings in the US market, manufacturing them to Swiss specifications. The new line includes pistol caliber suppressors like the lightweight Jet (a wipe suppressor for 9mm/.32 ACP) and the Impulse 2, which features pistol-specific, interchangeable boosters. For rifle calibers, B&T is introducing the MARS (Miniature Assault Rifle Suppressor) with external vents for flash suppression and the Rotex series, including the Rotex 10 with A2 compatibility and the Rotex RBS (Reduced Back Pressure) flow-through design.