If you want a black tp9 before its gone for awhile, theres 1 left on eurooptic, one on gunbroker, and maybe a few at extreme guns amd ammo. If anyone else wants to chime in on where to get them feel free to list them here. My local FFL, Mr. Knight himself decided to keep the tp9 as I was pulling out my credit card 3 weeks ago.
This response is hidden under some discussions so I am bringing this up as a separate post. Just a messenger, I have no idea if this is real or just damage control. Probably a little bit of both.
"$15M = First, $15M not an accurate amount, it's substantially less, but the majority of any open invoices to the Swiss relate to: Incomplete deliveries of parts, rejected foreign Government orders or items pending in production now.
Missing money = there is nothing missing, B&T USA's financials are reviewed by both an American and Swiss audit firm every year.
Share transfers - any matter that is currently being litigated will not be discussed.
$1.8M = not sure what you are referring to related to Trident.
On to the important topics:
B&T USA has been producing the majority of the weapons shipped to the US market in the US for several years. During the move to Utah, we diverted a lot of production back to the Swiss, but that created a significant QC/supply issue that we are fixing now.
The APCs / SPCs / GHMs / TP9s all have been US made in various configurations for years and will come back online in that order. We have only partially produced the KH9 series in the US, so that is up in the air if it will continue or not. We do have some kits that will be assembled in the coming weeks.
We have never disclosed to the market what guns are made where and what parts are made where. What we can tell you, is that since 2020, only about 5% of the B&T products shipped into the US market have been entirely Swiss made. As we tool up for production of missing parts or rejected Swiss parts, there will be no quality sacrifices made and the consumer will get a top tier B&T product that meets or exceeds all of our design specifications."