The B&T Firearms Station Six is a compact 9mm Luger bolt-action pistol with a 3.50" to 5.10" adjustable barrel, 9+1 capacity, and a black prescored grip. It weighs 1.90 lbs and measures 11.3" overall, genuinely compact for what it is. The bolt action is an unusual choice for a 9mm pistol format, which is part of what makes this an interesting option for certain sport shooting applications. 
 

Key Specifications 

• SKU: 2024020252 
• UPC: 840225705874 
• Condition: New in Box 
• Trigger: Standard 
• Grip: Black Prescored 
• Weight: 1.90 lbs 
• Length: 11.3" 
• Barrel Length: 3.50" - 5.10" 
• Capacity: 9+1 RD 
• Action: Bolt 
• Caliber: 9MM LUGER  
• MPN: 410111  
• Model Name: Station Six  
• Brand: B&T Firearms  
   

Detailed Features 

 
The bolt action mechanism is reliable by design. There's less to go wrong compared to semi-auto cycling, and the lockup is solid for each shot. The barrel length adjusts between 3.50" and 5.10", which is unusual and gives the shooter some flexibility for suppressor use or to optimize for a specific purpose. At 1.90 lbs it handles easily even for smaller-framed shooters. The prescored grip provides decent purchase without being aggressive on the hand. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Competitive bolt-action pistol events where the mechanism is required or preferred 
• Suppressor-paired setups, where the adjustable barrel length is a practical asset 
• Home defense for those who want a compact, simple-action firearm with 9+1 capacity

Owners of the Station Six tend to comment on a few consistent themes.

Accuracy gets the most attention. The bolt-action design forces slower, deliberate shooting, and users report that precision is a real strength of the platform. Groups are tight for a pistol-format firearm. Build quality is generally rated well. The construction feels solid and the ergonomic design is considered functional rather than flashy.

The compact size is a positive for most: it's easy to handle, transport, and maneuver. Recoil management gets favorable mentions compared to semi-auto pistols, which some attribute to the bolt action's controlled cycling.

Price is a recurring friction point. The Station Six costs more than most 9mm pistols, and buyers weigh that against the specialized nature of the bolt-action format. Some find the 9+1 capacity limiting for certain scenarios. Availability has been tight in some markets, with wait times reported by buyers in certain regions.

Sights and minor preferences vary by user. Some would prefer different sighting options out of the box. Overall, owners who went in understanding the bolt-action format tend to be satisfied with what they got.