Strike Pistol Linear Compensator

Introducing the Strike Pistol Linear Compensator.

Designed for any 9mm handgun's threaded barrel (1/2x28) this Linear Compensator is a multi-piece system that redirects the concussive force and muzzle flash forward. It also helps keep your weapon light clean and free of any carbon which often cakes onto flashlight lenses - it's even tunable in length!

At only 1.87 oz in weight, our comp is not only lightweight it's also the first of its kind to provide a solution within such a compact package. In total there are six parts to this product. A base hub for direct thread, three short body pieces, one long body piece, an end cap, o-rings (to place between each section for anti-rotation), and a locking nut. With its modularity, you decide how long or short you want your blast shield to be.

The Strike Pistol Linear Comp does exactly what it's designed to do. However, depending on the pistol platform the recoil guide rod spring may need to be tuned. This is due to the increased weight at the end of the barrel, which may cause a shift in the lock-up timing. Therefore, some trial and error may be needed.

During our testing, a G17/19 functioned well with an OEM recoil spring assembly when running the full-length configuration of our Pistol Linear Comp. In order to run the full length while using all provided bodies, the guide rod may have to be tuned with a different spring weight. Other pistol brands and their platforms' performance may also vary.

Keep your weapon lights clean, concussive forces down range, and look cool while you're doing it with the new Strike Pistol Linear Compensator.

COMPATIBILITY:
-Only 1/2 x 28 threaded 9mm barrels
-Does not work for any other caliber, DO NOT INSTALL ON AR-15.

NOTES:
*Please note that this device only redirects and reduces concussive force. Despite its cool looks, this is not a suppressor.
*Since 9mm pistol barrels' threads are (1/2 x 28), added to tighten to threaded barrels, we recommend using 18mm or 11/16" combination wrench, spanner wrench, or small adjustable crescent wrench - hand tightening is also an option.