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Mother's Day Special! As Q LLC says: "Get your mom some dope bubblegum stuff." Get a NEW, unfired in the case (includes all the goodies pictured) modular subgun GHM9 with B&T lower, AKA the Grasshopper Mouse at a special price. No trades, outright sale only. While most of you are aware of Brugger & Thomet's legendary Swiss precision, quality, durability and craftsmanship, I think this pistol is just cool. The compact size feels great in the hand and seems like it could be dangled from the strap as an EDC. I can meet in the Portland or Vancouver metro areas. Get this now before it's gone!
According to bt-usa.com:
"The grasshopper mouse:
GHM9
The GHM9 is a 9mm semi-automatic carbine. It was conceived as an entry level carbine for sport shooting. The excellent intuitive ergonomics and crisp trigger make this an outstanding choice for competitions and dynamic shooting disciplines but also for use by police and law enforcement.
The GHM9 complimented by the integrated hydraulic recoil buffer system found on other B&T products that reduces recoil and enhances handling. The name GHM and in typical Swiss understatement, it stands for Grasshopper Mouse, homage to the North America carnivorous rodent which is known to eat Scorpions."
According to bt-usa.com:
"The grasshopper mouse:
GHM9
The GHM9 is a 9mm semi-automatic carbine. It was conceived as an entry level carbine for sport shooting. The excellent intuitive ergonomics and crisp trigger make this an outstanding choice for competitions and dynamic shooting disciplines but also for use by police and law enforcement.
The GHM9 complimented by the integrated hydraulic recoil buffer system found on other B&T products that reduces recoil and enhances handling. The name GHM and in typical Swiss understatement, it stands for Grasshopper Mouse, homage to the North America carnivorous rodent which is known to eat Scorpions."
