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Originally Posted By bestiller: Tar Heel State firearms has GHM9 Compacts in stock View Quote GHM9 Compact |
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Got it at East Orange Shooting Sports in Oviedo ... I special order it about 3 weeks ago !!! On the way to the range ... They do have a APC9 with a SB Tactical Brace
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Originally Posted By Montesf1030:
Just got back from the range .... WOW !!! I quite a few 9mm Pistol Sub Guns and PCC. Nothing is as smooth of a shooter at this B&T !!! Love it ... Shoot about 100 round of ball and Gold Dot Hollow Points .... No malfunctions !!!! https://imgur.com/gallery/95ExgBo View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Montesf1030:
Just got back from the range .... WOW !!! I quite a few 9mm Pistol Sub Guns and PCC. Nothing is as smooth of a shooter at this B&T !!! Love it ... Shoot about 100 round of ball and Gold Dot Hollow Points .... No malfunctions !!!! https://imgur.com/gallery/95ExgBo View Quote |
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GHM compact seems a little pricier than the original GHM I purchased?
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Originally Posted By exotic-toys:
GHM compact seems a little pricier than the original GHM I purchased? View Quote Translation: retailers are not discounting the Compact as much, at least until the newness wears off. Give it a bit, and it will again be about the same price as the non-compact model. |
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"The villainy you teach me, I will execute, and it shall go hard but I will better the instruction"
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I've read this thread in its entirety, I like this gun over the scorpion and over the sig mpx.
Is this the most reliable and fail free of the (scorpion/sig mpx)? Also I want either the gen 2 compact or gen 2 standard. What is the overall Lengh in inches of each the standard and the compact? (overall Lengh including the telescopic cool looking stock) 500$ I guess). Please help me, I got the cash and I'm ready to buy now |
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Originally Posted By UserTime:
Also I want either the gen 2 compact or gen 2 standard. What is the overall Lengh in inches of each the standard and the compact? (overall Lengh including the telescopic cool looking stock) 500$ I guess). Please help me, I got the cash and I'm ready to buy now View Quote I'm not sure what the standard is. |
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GHM9 Compact Overall Length: 23.54in (stock extended)
14.6in (stock folded) GHM9 Full Size Overall Length: 25.9 in (stock extended) 17.1in (stock folded) That’s with the B&T folding stock. That’s the measurements I used on my Compact Form 1 and the specs on the GHM9 full size are from B&T’s spec sheet on their website. |
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Originally Posted By bestiller:
GHM9 Compact Overall Length: 23.54in (stock extended) 14.6in (stock folded) GHM9 Full Size Overall Length: 25.9 in (stock extended) 17.1in (stock folded) That’s with the B&T folding stock. That’s the measurements I used on my Compact Form 1 and the specs on the GHM9 full size are from B&T’s spec sheet on their website. View Quote And thank you tiller! So I guess... The difference isn't quite to much. What is the smallest possible functional s Supressor I can add to this!? I want the smallest overall solution |
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Also, which is more reliable, better materials used gun? Ghm9 or. Sig mpx? I'm torn between, can only afford one
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Originally Posted By UserTime: Thank you Oak667 And thank you tiller! So I guess... The difference isn't quite to much. What is the smallest possible functional s Supressor I can add to this!? I want the smallest overall solution View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By UserTime: Thank you Oak667 And thank you tiller! So I guess... The difference isn't quite to much. What is the smallest possible functional s Supressor I can add to this!? I want the smallest overall solution Just add 4inches to the OVAL, to whatever system your interested in. I’ll be using a Sig SRD45, as I already own it. Originally Posted By UserTime:
Also, which is more reliable, better materials used gun? Ghm9 or. Sig mpx? I'm torn between, can only afford one The GHM9 is cheaper than the MCX. The GHM9 is more compact especially in COMPACT. I’ll add more to this once I run it. |
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Originally Posted By UserTime: Thank you Oak667 And thank you tiller! So I guess... The difference isn't quite to much. What is the smallest possible functional s Supressor I can add to this!? I want the smallest overall solution View Quote |
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Thank you plumber and oak,
I appreciate your responses, those are great suggestions for suppressors. Guys, I have a dilemma... I don't know weather to get he Mpx o the GHM9, they both offer great platform at my desired overall lengths. I currently has a G19 ccw. and DDM4 V11 I only can afford a gun once a year. 2nd question Is there any other way to buy a suppressors without the year long wait Can I buy from anther Person How do I speed up this ridiculous time pocess |
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Originally Posted By UserTime:
Thank you plumber and oak, I appreciate your responses, those are great suggestions for suppressors. Guys, I have a dilemma... I don't know weather to get he Mpx o the GHM9, they both offer great platform at my desired overall lengths. I currently has a G19 ccw. and DDM4 V11 I only can afford a gun once a year. 2nd question Is there any other way to buy a suppressors without the year long wait Can I buy from anther Person How do I speed up this ridiculous time pocess View Quote Suppressors fall under NFA (National Firearms Act) regulations (Title 2) and require registration and tax payment. Acquiring them is an exercise in patience that would make Mr Miyagi impatient. There is no (legal) shortcut to the process. I just mail my forms off and mentally forget about them. |
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I bought a MPX right after they came out. I like the B&T GHM9 better in every way except the magazines... I liked the MPX magazines better. The MPX I purchased had very poor fit and finish... the charging handle was floppy and I found shooting it suppressed not nearly as pleasant as the B&T... YMMV
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Originally Posted By OAK667:
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/483906/F438B556-0B29-4C5F-AAFE-FD6304EE2604-678521.jpg She just came home! View Quote |
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Based on the comments above, I've pulled the trigger on a compact Ghm9! I can't buy the ridiculous overpriced telescopic brace yet but I will by Christmas, best looking one!
I'm exited. But the suppressor thing...that disgusts me. I don't mind the tax, but the wait is ridiculous. |
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Originally Posted By bestiller:
Congrats! Very Nice! Hurry and SBR it or slap a telescopic brace on it. Be careful, they multiply like rabbits. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By bestiller:
Originally Posted By OAK667:
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/483906/F438B556-0B29-4C5F-AAFE-FD6304EE2604-678521.jpg She just came home! Originally Posted By UserTime:
Based on the comments above, I've pulled the trigger on a compact Ghm9! I can't buy the ridiculous overpriced telescopic brace yet but I will by Christmas, best looking one! I'm exited. But the suppressor thing...that disgusts me. I don't mind the tax, but the wait is ridiculous. |
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bestiller here is a question you can probably answer. I have never SBR’d a pistol only rifle to SBR. Can I have possession of the proprietary GHM9 stock without the Form 1 and have it left in the packaging in the back of my safe definitely not installed. Or do I need my Form 1 to even be in possession of that stock?
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I’m not an NFA lawyer or expert by any stretch and not intending to to start another black hole 922r type thread hijack on this subject.
To answer your question, NO you can NOT be in physical possession of both the gun and stock without having a tax stamp. Constructive Intent is the term that continually comes up when people ask this question. Someone else who’s home or safe you have no direct self access to, can keep/hold the stock for you in their possession until your stamp comes back. Have I ever seen fools at ranges with non registered SBR’s or oil filter suppressors? YES! Did an ATF helicopter immediately land and take them away? NO I take every legal precaution to not invite trouble into my life but that’s just me. On the the flip side, if you’re to the point that you have FBI/ATF agents combing through your home and gun safe, having a stock stuffed away somewhere is probably the least of your troubles IMO. YMMV. |
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Awesome, thanks!!!
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What is an official handle for the rail?
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Is blowback system in Ghm9 better Than the piston on a sig mpx?
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Originally Posted By UserTime:
Is blowback system in Ghm9 better Than the piston on a sig mpx? View Quote Gas blowback operating system is going to weigh less than a short stroke piston. |
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So I canceled my order for the GHM9.... Because now I'm torn between the ACP9 and Ghm9...
I can't quite tell what the difference is. Can I put the telescopic tail system on the acp9? |
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Originally Posted By UserTime:
So I canceled my order for the GHM9.... Because now I'm torn between the ACP9 and Ghm9... I can't quite tell what the difference is. Can I put the telescopic tail system on the acp9? View Quote To answer your question, yes there is a telescopic brace system for the APC platform. |
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Apc9 shoots hollow points right?
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Which is the better built weapon, which is truly better as far as materials used, technology used
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Originally Posted By UserTime:
Which is the better built weapon, which is truly better as far as materials used, technology used View Quote Good Luck with your search |
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Thank you so much.
What do you mean dogs and if I get a bad one? |
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Thanks for clarification, i still don't know which one to get haha.... The Apc9 or Ghm9. Idk what to base it off on, I don't know why one or the other. If I did the decision would be easy.
I'm wondering now |
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Originally Posted By UserTime:
Thanks for clarification, i still don't know which one to get haha.... The Apc9 or Ghm9. Idk what to base it off on, I don't know why one or the other. If I did the decision would be easy. I'm wondering now View Quote The APC line is the flagship. It’s definitely the model you will see in the hands of law enforcement or SWAT over the GHM9. If an extra $700 doesn’t matter to you, absolutely go with it, you won’t regret it, you won’t regret the GHM9 either though. I have the 7 B&T’s and there’s no regret for getting any of them. The are all high quality weapons. |
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Awesome, thabks so much! Apc9 it is
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You chose wisely.
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B&T GHM9 update:
FYI — serial numbers and the feed ramp update for Hollow Point/Flat Nose ammunition As has been discussed, some early serial number examples of the GHM9 did not function well with hollow point rounds and certain flat-nose bullet profiles, and thus needed to have their feed ramp replaced with a newer, HP-friendly feed ramp. In some of these discussions, it had been mentioned that serial numbers starting with “US 17-xxxxx” or “US 18-xxxxx” had the upgraded part already in place, but “US 16-xxxxx” models needed the update. However this seems to be only partially correct, as the production changeover for the redesigned feed ramp apparently happened during the “US 16-xxxxx” run, as some later weapons falling into that "US 16" SN range have been found to already have the updated ramp installed. The upshot of all this is just to let people know that not all GHM9 “US 16-xxxxx” weapons are in need of the update. My example is “US 16-224xx” (purchased new) and I have verified with B&T USA that it indeed already had the newer ramp in place. PS: B&T Customer Service continues to impress me, actually responding to my email request over the *weekend*! Extremely high quality weapons AND top-notch Customer Service??? Bravo! |
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Originally Posted By Rob21SF:
It's just removing 4 screws and replacing with the buttstock. I'm doing that on my GHM9 compact when I receive my stamp back. B&T has dealers that sells the buttstock piece on own. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Rob21SF:
Originally Posted By sqwerl:
If you buy the collapsible/telescopic brace and tailhook, then you SBR the gun, how hard is it to remove the tailhook and add the factory butt plate that's originally shipped with the stock assembly? Assuming you can find just the butt plate. |
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Are you guys removing the thread potector when attaching a suppressor via the tri lug adapter? Mine was walking loose until I put an o-ring behind it. Don't have my suppressor yet, just curious.
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Originally Posted By Hox:
Are you guys removing the thread potector when attaching a suppressor via the tri lug adapter? Mine was walking loose until I put an o-ring behind it. Don't have my suppressor yet, just curious. View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Kent:
B&T GHM9 update: FYI — serial numbers and the feed ramp update for Hollow Point/Flat Nose ammunition As has been discussed, some early serial number examples of the GHM9 did not function well with hollow point rounds and certain flat-nose bullet profiles, and thus needed to have their feed ramp replaced with a newer, HP-friendly feed ramp. In some of these discussions, it had been mentioned that serial numbers starting with “US 17-xxxxx” or “US 18-xxxxx” had the upgraded part already in place, but “US 16-xxxxx” models needed the update. However this seems to be only partially correct, as the production changeover for the redesigned feed ramp apparently happened during the “US 16-xxxxx” run, as some later weapons falling into that "US 16" SN range have been found to already have the updated ramp installed. The upshot of all this is just to let people know that not all GHM9 “US 16-xxxxx” weapons are in need of the update. My example is “US 16-224xx” (purchased new) and I have verified with B&T USA that it indeed already had the newer ramp in place. PS: B&T Customer Service continues to impress me, actually responding to my email request over the *weekend*! Extremely high quality weapons AND top-notch Customer Service??? Bravo! View Quote |
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Originally Posted By exotic-toys:
So, my GHM is a 16-222x and needs the fix. The fix costs us $50 from my understanding? They throwing freebies in? I might have missed whats included in the upgrade? When I've gone through similar situations with other gun companies all costs were picked up. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By exotic-toys:
Originally Posted By Kent:
B&T GHM9 update: FYI — serial numbers and the feed ramp update for Hollow Point/Flat Nose ammunition As has been discussed, some early serial number examples of the GHM9 did not function well with hollow point rounds and certain flat-nose bullet profiles, and thus needed to have their feed ramp replaced with a newer, HP-friendly feed ramp. In some of these discussions, it had been mentioned that serial numbers starting with “US 17-xxxxx” or “US 18-xxxxx” had the upgraded part already in place, but “US 16-xxxxx” models needed the update. However this seems to be only partially correct, as the production changeover for the redesigned feed ramp apparently happened during the “US 16-xxxxx” run, as some later weapons falling into that "US 16" SN range have been found to already have the updated ramp installed. The upshot of all this is just to let people know that not all GHM9 “US 16-xxxxx” weapons are in need of the update. My example is “US 16-224xx” (purchased new) and I have verified with B&T USA that it indeed already had the newer ramp in place. PS: B&T Customer Service continues to impress me, actually responding to my email request over the *weekend*! Extremely high quality weapons AND top-notch Customer Service??? Bravo! *You need to pay out-of-pocket to ship the upper to B&T USA (they need ONLY the upper, so the box is small so the shipping isn't too bad). *Your $50 upgrade fee covers installation of the new feedramp, and also covers the shipping to return the upper back to you via overnight (or 2-day air -- can't remember which). *It is only the feedramp that gets replaced -- it is a bolt-in part, so no welding or grinding happens. *The turn-around is 1-2 weeks. I don't know if they throw in any 'gifts' or not, since I haven't had to do it. I think they look at it as more of an 'upgrade' rather than a 'fix', since the weapon was designed to function 100% on ball ammo (which I've been told is all civilians and even police can have, in a lot of Europe -- thus the need for the 'upgrade' was only here in the USA). |
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Originally Posted By Kent:
From what I was told: *You need to pay out-of-pocket to ship the upper to B&T USA (they need ONLY the upper, so the box is small so the shipping isn't too bad). *Your $50 upgrade fee covers installation of the new feedramp, and also covers the shipping to return the upper back to you via overnight (or 2-day air -- can't remember which). *It is only the feedramp that gets replaced -- it is a bolt-in part, so no welding or grinding happens. *The turn-around is 1-2 weeks. I don't know if they throw in any 'gifts' or not, since I haven't had to do it. I think they look at it as more of an 'upgrade' rather than a 'fix', since the weapon was designed to function 100% on ball ammo (which I've been told is all civilians and even police can have, in a lot of Europe -- thus the need for the 'upgrade' was only here in the USA). View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Kent:
Originally Posted By exotic-toys:
Originally Posted By Kent:
B&T GHM9 update: FYI — serial numbers and the feed ramp update for Hollow Point/Flat Nose ammunition As has been discussed, some early serial number examples of the GHM9 did not function well with hollow point rounds and certain flat-nose bullet profiles, and thus needed to have their feed ramp replaced with a newer, HP-friendly feed ramp. In some of these discussions, it had been mentioned that serial numbers starting with “US 17-xxxxx” or “US 18-xxxxx” had the upgraded part already in place, but “US 16-xxxxx” models needed the update. However this seems to be only partially correct, as the production changeover for the redesigned feed ramp apparently happened during the “US 16-xxxxx” run, as some later weapons falling into that "US 16" SN range have been found to already have the updated ramp installed. The upshot of all this is just to let people know that not all GHM9 “US 16-xxxxx” weapons are in need of the update. My example is “US 16-224xx” (purchased new) and I have verified with B&T USA that it indeed already had the newer ramp in place. PS: B&T Customer Service continues to impress me, actually responding to my email request over the *weekend*! Extremely high quality weapons AND top-notch Customer Service??? Bravo! *You need to pay out-of-pocket to ship the upper to B&T USA (they need ONLY the upper, so the box is small so the shipping isn't too bad). *Your $50 upgrade fee covers installation of the new feedramp, and also covers the shipping to return the upper back to you via overnight (or 2-day air -- can't remember which). *It is only the feedramp that gets replaced -- it is a bolt-in part, so no welding or grinding happens. *The turn-around is 1-2 weeks. I don't know if they throw in any 'gifts' or not, since I haven't had to do it. I think they look at it as more of an 'upgrade' rather than a 'fix', since the weapon was designed to function 100% on ball ammo (which I've been told is all civilians and even police can have, in a lot of Europe -- thus the need for the 'upgrade' was only here in the USA). |
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