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Tyrant Designs T-COMP Pistol Compensator for Sig Sauer P365 9mm Luger 1/2-28 Thread Aluminum Black Black

$71.96
Brand
Tyrant Designs
Color
Black
Caliber
9mm
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
7426848613500
MPN
TDP365COMPBLKBLK

Overview

The Tyrant Designs T-Comp Pistol Compensator for the Sig Sauer P365 is crafted from black aluminum and designed to dramatically reduce muzzle rise and sensed recoil for quicker target re-acquisition. Engineered to function with almost any grain ammunition, this compensator attaches to standard 1/2-28 threaded barrels for 9mm pistols. It utilizes an innovative two-piece design that installs securely in seconds without requiring set screws, shims, or Loctite timing, ensuring it stays firmly in place during operation and holstering. The package includes a 16mm wrench for straightforward installation.

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