The Station SIX-9, a modern tribute to the covert operations of World War II, embodies both historical significance and cutting-edge design. Its lineage can be traced back to the clandestine Welrod pistol and its more contemporary counterpart, the VP9. Developed with an eye towards history at SOE's renowned Station VI, this firearm represents a masterful blend of tradition and innovation.
At first glance, the Station SIX-9 maintains an unassuming appearance—an intentional nod to its storied past in covert operations. However, beneath its discreet exterior lies advanced engineering that ensures whisper-quiet operation through a unique rotating bolt mechanism.
This updated model boasts new ergonomic grips for improved handling and updated magazines for enhanced reliability without compromising on stealth or performance. The firearm is chambered in 9mm caliber—ideal for those seeking balance between power and control in their shooting experience.
For enthusiasts desiring greater stopping power while retaining compactness akin to its smaller sibling, consider the Station SIX-45 variant. This .45 Auto powerhouse accepts standard 1911 magazines—a testament to versatility—and thrives on readily available subsonic 230-grain loads designed for formidable impact.
The suppressor is sold separately (see KHSD122951US), allowing owners to customize their setup according to mission requirements or personal preference.
Features
- includes wipe suppressor
- 1911 magazine compatible