B&T Station Six-45 Suppressed Pistol

Swiss-Built .45 ACP

The B&T Station Six-45 is a suppressed pistol chambered in .45 ACP, built around one job: firing as quietly as a handgun can. It is B&T's modern take on the Welrod concept from the Second World War, cycled by hand with a knurled knob at the rear instead of a reciprocating slide. Because there is no slide slamming back and forth, the gun makes no mechanical noise between shots on top of what the suppressor already removes. It suits collectors and shooters who want a quiet, unusual pistol from a respected Swiss maker.

Features

• .45 ACP Chambering — The receiver is marked "SIX45 Cal. .45ACP", a heavy, slow round that is naturally subsonic and so pairs well with a suppressor.
• Manually Operated Action — The ribbed knob at the back of the receiver works the bolt by hand, so the pistol stays mechanically silent between shots.
• Cylindrical Suppressor — A matte black suppressor, a can that traps and slows the expanding gas to cut the report, runs forward of the receiver as shown.
• Threaded Muzzle With Protector — With the suppressor removed, a knurled thread protector covers the muzzle threads and keeps them clean and undamaged.
• Fixed Front And Rear Sights — Low-profile sights sit on top of the receiver, with the front sight placed so it stays visible with the suppressor fitted.
• Ribbed Polymer Grip — Deep horizontal grooves run across the grip panels for a secure hold, with the B&T logo molded into the upper section.
• Detachable Box Magazine — The magazine loads into the base of the grip and sits nearly flush, with a short baseplate you can grab when it needs to come out.
• Open-Profile Trigger Guard — A slim steel guard loops around the trigger and leaves room for a gloved finger.
• Swiss Design, US Marked — Engraving on the receiver reads "Thun, Switzerland" alongside "B&T USA, Tampa, FL".

Build And Ownership

The tubular steel receiver carries a dark matte finish, and the grip frame is bolted to its underside with three visible screws. The suppressor screws onto the threaded muzzle, so the pistol can also be carried bare with the thread protector in place. Suppressors are regulated under the National Firearms Act in the US, so check federal, state and local requirements before ordering.