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Strike Industries Strike Modular Chassis Compensator Fits Sig Sauer P320, Black

$65.18
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Brand
Strike Industries
Color
QPQ Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
793811766097
MPN
SISMCCOMPL

Overview

The Strike Industries Modular Chassis (SMC) Compensator is a direct-mount muzzle device designed for use with the Alpha length Strike Modular Chassis and a Sig Sauer P320 3.9-inch barrel/slide setup. Constructed from S45C steel with a QPQ finish, it mitigates recoil and muzzle rise without requiring a threaded barrel. The compensator features a widened bore to reduce keyholing and baffle strikes. It includes a thumbscrew and O-ring for installation and is finished in black.

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