The B6P is pretty much an EAA Witness with a polymer frame. The slide stop sits on the left side of the pistol. Just behind the slide stop there's a two position safety - it can be applied with the hammer both at rest or when cocked and prevents the trigger from being pressed. It has an internal firing pin safety that is only disengaged once the trigger is pulled, so it is safe for “cocked & locked” carry. It is not a hammer drop safety. The magazine release is typical and the magazine drops free and easy. It came with a single 16 round magazine.The frame on the is polymer and features internal slide rails like the CZ75. The grip fits my hand perfectly.
The fit and finish of the B6P is amazing! The frame could be a little more refined, but all of the metal is fantastic. No rough and quick machining or short cuts. It is on par with other like and kind firearms (Beretta, Glock, S&W, etc...) costing twice as much.
I plan a trip to the range next week. I will try to report on how it goes...
Sort of a Turkish Tanfoglio. I have to admit to a longing for one of those Turkish Beretta Cougar clones.