B&T is introducing a modern version of the Welrod pistol, a refined version of the VP-9 model already available in their offer ("Veterinary Pistol-9" not to be confused with the H&K VP9/SFP9). The gun is called Station Six and is feed by a single stack magazine from the Colt 1911m holding 7/8 rounds of .45 ACP or 9/10 rounds of 9x19 mm - depending on the version.

Station Six is ​​a repeating pistol operated by a rotary bolt attached to a knob located at the rear of the weapon. To charge the gun, the knob must be turned and pull it towards the shooter, which will eject the empty casing and then pushing the knob forward will load a fresh round into the chamber, and turning it will lock the entire mechanism.

This solution eliminates the sound of the bolt movement with semi-automatic pistols make. In combination with subsonic ammunition, we get an extremely quiet design used to eliminate guards or guard dogs.

Station Six is ​​equipped with standard iron sights, a polymer grip containing the magazine, the grip safety and the most important element of the system - the silencer. The latter uses the classic solution in the form of replaceable rubber spacers reducing the amount of gases leaving the suppressor to a minimum. The whole thing costs 2,250 USD and an additional classic "training" suppressor costs an additional 400 USD.