EAA SAR B6 400424

The whole point of this gun is to have a hammer fired, smaller, medium weight carry weapon that can be loaded with the hammer down at no risk of accidental fire and a double action first shot, all for under $300. But it is far from my favorite gun, somewh

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Just took the Sar B6PC to range shot about 250 rounds with no problems, recoil easy to manage, if you like the CZ clone you'll the Sar, easy to rack, to clean and for sure nice to shoot can't go wrong with the B6PC. And as always my hat off to Buds fast s

This is my Concealed carry gun, I have both the B6P and the B6PC . these guns are well worth the money and are a pleasure to shoot. the make excellent self defense guns . They will take any none plus P ammo you will buy without a problem. You can carry co

The Sars Arms B6PC 9MM 13RD 3.8 is definitely a Sleeper! I found out about this firearm from a friend fired it at the range and had to have one! Comes in a nice case cleaning brush and 1 mag. Looks very stylish even with the imprints. It fits Very Nicely

Very reliable and accurate. Sights easier to acquire than a tristar. Light, easy to carry all day. Low bore axis makes felt recoil very light, although in rapid fire talon rubber grip tape on the back and sides enhance the grip significantly. Very good gu

I bought this awhile ago and it was very accurate and concealable. I got rid of it because while the trigger pull was very smooth for me it was too light for a ccw gun. While staging the trigger during practice i would often fire again right after reset u

Love this gun. Safety is a little sticky but shoots perfectly and is a great concealed carry weapon

The Sar 9mm was as advertised. Nice out of the case. Lubed it and shot it. Right on target. No failure to feed or malfunctions. I also have a Sar kp2. This model is same size as a Glock 19....seems more compact due to the narrow muzzle and rounded top of

Very nice accurate pistol. Chris D.

Sar BP6C. Great service from Buds, arrived at my FFL in four days. On bringing home, I took it apart, cleaned and oiled it, and lubed the slide, pretty simple and easy. Let me state that I've always been a revolver type of guy. Left the service in the mid

The gun arrived at my FFL in the same week I bought it. When I got it home, I took it apart and cleaned it. I oiled the components and put some tetra grease on rail. I shot about 550 rounds of different brands. The gun functions good, the safety was stiff

The firearm was exactly what I expected. Feels good in the hand and absolutely well balanced. It was very easy to take down and clean, I was very surprised at the craftsmanship seems to be very well built. Haven't had a chance to take it to the range yet