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Strike Industries Mini King Comp .223/5.56 - Compact Muzzle Brake for Enhanced Recoil Control

$38.82
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black Nitride
Caliber
5.56x45mm
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
793811763560
MPN
SIMK556

Overview

The Strike Industries Mini King Comp is a high-performance, single-chamber muzzle brake designed for .223/5.56 caliber rifles. Engineered from precision-machined 416 stainless steel with a durable Black Nitride finish, this compact compensator is built to mitigate felt recoil and stabilize the muzzle without adding significant weight or bulk. The large single baffle captures vented gases to produce a forward net force, while the ported design helps dampen recoil and facilitates faster follow-up shots. The muzzle device features a signature crown of standoff/wire-cutting tines, which aids in gas redirection and provides a distinct aesthetic. Featuring a 1/2-28 thread pitch, this compensator is an effective upgrade for tactical, competitive, or recreational rifles where speed and control are priorities.

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