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JP Enterprises JPTC-556 Tactical AR-15 Compensator 1/2"-28 Thread Steel Matte

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Brand
JP Enterprises
Color
Matte Black
Caliber
.223 Remington
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
812872024912

Overview

The JP Enterprises Tactical AR-15 Compensator is engineered to significantly reduce recoil impulse and minimize muzzle rise on 5.56/.223 firearms with 1/2"-28 threading. Utilizing advanced port angle geometry and increased baffle surface area, this compensator delivers flat-shooting performance and dramatically improves sight recovery for faster follow-up shots while minimizing accuracy degradation between rounds. Finished in a durable matte QPQ coating for low wear and extended lifespan, the unit includes a crush washer, installation instructions, and a pre-drilled shroud feature designed to facilitate pin-and-weld installations.

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