KH-9: B&T Remakes the SITES Spectre Just Because It's Cool

Published on April 9, 2025
Duration: 0:58

This guide details the disassembly and internal workings of the B&T KH-9, inspired by the SITES Spectre. It highlights the unique two-piece bolt system and the DA/SA trigger with a long pull and decocker. The KH-9 Covert variant's portability features are also noted. Instruction is provided by Ian McCollum, a recognized firearms historian.

Quick Summary

The B&T KH-9 is a modern 9mm firearm inspired by the SITES Spectre, featuring a unique two-piece bolt system where the rear bolt acts as the hammer. It has a DA/SA trigger with a decocker and a long double-action pull. A 'Covert' variant offers enhanced portability with a folding grip and magazine well.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the KH-9
  2. 00:28Controls and Trigger Mechanism
  3. 00:38Internal Design
  4. 00:44KH-9 Covert Variant

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the B&T KH-9?

The B&T KH-9 is a modern firearm developed by Brügger & Thomet (B&T), inspired by and essentially a remake of the classic SITES Spectre. It was designed by Karl Brügger as a fun, 'boutique' 9mm firearm.

What is unique about the B&T KH-9's internal design?

The KH-9 features a distinctive two-piece bolt system. In this design, the rear portion of the bolt also functions as the hammer, striking the primer to fire the weapon.

What type of trigger does the B&T KH-9 have?

The B&T KH-9 operates on a DA/SA (Double-Action/Single-Action) trigger system. It includes a decocker, and when decocked, it exhibits a long double-action trigger pull, reminiscent of its SITES Spectre inspiration.

Are there different versions of the B&T KH-9?

Yes, B&T produced a 'Covert' version of the KH-9. This variant is designed for increased portability, featuring a folding magazine well and a folding grip.

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