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JP Enterprises Competition Series Compensator 223 Caliber 1/2"-28 Thread 0.750" Outside Diameter Titanium

$156.70
Brand
JP Enterprises
Caliber
.223 Cal
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
812872024196

Overview

The JP Enterprises Competition Series Compensator is engineered for .223 caliber firearms with 1/2"-28 threading and features a 0.750-inch outside diameter. Built with a titanium construction, this compensator utilizes precision-tuned ports designed to cancel out a large portion of the recoil impulse for a balanced, neutral fire. Its longer profile allows for pin-and-weld installations on shorter barrels. By dramatically improving sight recovery and minimizing muzzle rise, it helps shooters get back on target quickly for rapid follow-up shots. This compensator is designed to maximize the 1" x 3" dimensional rule, making it legal and optimal for SOF, tactical, and USPSA Limited competition. A crush washer and instruction sheet are included.

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