B&T USA launches the SMG-M Super Quick Disconnect Suppressor series
B&T USA launches the SMG-M Super Quick Disconnect Suppressor series

B&T USA has introduced the SMG-M Super Quick Disconnect Suppressor series, designed for submachine guns and pistol-caliber carbines. Made from 3D-printed titanium, these suppressors feature a Super Quick Disconnect tri-lug mount for easy attachment, a Reduced Backpressure System for improved performance, and are compatible with various calibers and platforms.

B&T USA states “The B&T SMG-M suppressors set a new standard in modular suppression technology for submachine guns and pistol-caliber carbines. Engineered from 3D-printed titanium and featuring B&T’s innovative Super Quick Disconnect (SQD) tri-lug mounting system, each suppressor delivers one-handed, tool-free attachment to platforms like the APC9, SPC9, GHM9, and HK MP5 variants. Coupled with B&T’s proven Reduced Backpressure System (RBS), the SMG-M lineup provides superior suppression, reduced blowback, and cleaner operation.

Available in 9mm, .40/10mm, and .45 ACP, the SMG-M series provides unmatched versatility and performance for any submachine gun application—whether in duty scenarios, tactical training, or recreational shooting.”

FEATURES

  • Super Quick Disconnect (SQD) Tri-Lug Mount: One-handed, rapid attachment and removal
  • Modular design: Includes removable RBS extension and vented/non-vented endcaps for four distinct configurations
  • Reduced Backpressure System (RBS): Significantly reduces gas blowback, improving reliability and shooter comfort
  • Full-auto rated, no barrel-length restrictions: Built for high-volume, demanding usage
  • 3D-printed titanium, weld-free construction: Superior strength and lightweight handling
  • Type 2 Hard Coat Anodized finish: Enhanced durability for harsh operational environments

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