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Compensators for Glock, AR-15 & More

A compensator is designed to reduce muzzle rise and improve follow-up shot accuracy. Whether you're looking for a Glock compensator, an AR-15 recoil compensator, or a 1911 barrel compensator, Silencer Shop offers high-quality options from trusted manufacturers. Explore 5.56 compensators, rail-mounted pistol compensators, and the best AR-15 compensators to refine your shooting experience.

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What is a compensator and how does it enhance firearm performance?
A compensator is a muzzle device attached to the barrel of a firearm designed to reduce recoil and muzzle rise by redirecting escaping gases upward. This redirection counteracts recoil and muzzle rise to keep you on target easier.
How does a pistol compensator reduce recoil and muzzle rise?
When a pistol is fired, gases exit the barrel and cause the muzzle to rise. A compensator features ports or baffles that direct these gases upward, creating a downward force that counteracts muzzle rise and reduces felt recoil.
What are the benefits of adding a compensator to a Sig P320?
Adding a compensator to a Sig P320 can lead to reduced muzzle rise and recoil, enhancing control and accuracy during rapid fire.
Can I install a compensator on my Sig M18 or M17 pistol?
Yes, the Sig M17 and M18 pistols are compatible with compensators but do require a threaded barrel to be installed.
Is it possible to use a compensator on a 9mm pistol without a threaded barrel?
Typically, compensators require a threaded barrel for attachment.
What is the difference between a compensator and a muzzle brake on a pistol?
Both compensators and muzzle brakes are designed to manage recoil and muzzle movement. A compensator primarily redirects gases upward to counteract muzzle rise, while a muzzle brake redirects gases to the sides to reduce overall recoil. On pistols, the terms are often used interchangeably.
Does adding a compensator to my Glock require a threaded barrel?
Yes, installing a compensator on a Glock typically requires a threaded barrel to secure the device properly. If your Glock doesn't have a threaded barrel, you'll need to install one to accommodate the compensator.
How do I choose the best 9mm pistol compensator for my needs?
When selecting a 9mm pistol compensator, consider factors such as compatibility with your firearm, the level of recoil reduction desired, the compensator's size and weight, and holster compatibilty.
Can a compensator improve performance on larger calibers like .45 ACP or 10mm?
Yes, compensators can be particularly effective on larger calibers like .45 ACP or 10mm, as these rounds produce more recoil. By reducing muzzle rise and felt recoil, compensators enhance control and accuracy, especially during rapid-fire..
Is a compensator legal to use on handguns, and does it affect concealability?
In the United States, compensators are generally legal to use on handguns, but laws can vary by state and locality, so it's important to check local regulations. Adding a compensator can increase the overall length of the firearm, potentially affecting concealability.