Those of you who were looking for a little more control over muzzle rise are getting your wish with the redesigned Strike industries J Comp V2 for.3087.62.

The type 89 assault rifle was the weapon system of choice for most of Japans elite forces and the design has served the rest of us well too.

The J Comp V2 is a hybrid flash hider compensator device that has been redesigned to handle muzzle rise better than its predecessor.

As always, the dual chamber design mitigates recoil efficiently so you stay right on target shot after shot without worrying about the bite when you pull the trigger.

The JComp 2.0 now features compatibility with Oppressors and FerFrans concussion reducers so everyone but the target receives less punishment when the triggers pulled.

Strike Industries supplies a crush washer with this muzzle device for easy installation.

Youll have no worries about remembering to order a replacement washer or the quality of your washer when you change out your old muzzle device.

Like all of Strike Industries fine muzzle devices, the JComp V2 will give your.308 rifle a 21 st century look and performance.

I had the shorter Rousch Sports version that was about A2 length, for a 16 gun it worked really well.

Itll be punching paper and steel from a bipod at 4-600 yards so muzzle rise and quick return to target performance isnt the most important.

Im sure others work well also but the Vortex is amazing, IMO.

View Quote The guys next to you will not like the blast from a brake.

They might also not like the ping from the pronged flash hiders.

Its always in the top group in comparison tests for dedicated flash hiders.

The 5C1 looks much like an A2, but is a tiny bit longer and is more effective.

The 5C2 is the same, has identical effectiveness, but has a jagged front edge giving it a more aggressive look without being over the top.

I have both. A bonus is that the YHM Phantom is very budget friendly.

Super easy install, does not impact accuracy like many muzzle devices do.

But, if youre looking for something that practically eliminates flash all together, BE Meyers is the way to go.

While its overkill on a 20, I liked the linear comp that used to be on one of my ARs.

Sends the majority of the blastnoise downrange, but puts the recoil in a straight line backwards.

Recoil is a little bit better than a bare muzzle due to the extra mass it adds.

Do you have one How is the muzzle rise with that I have one on a 16 rifle and it works really well.

Ive asked the people around me at the range if it bothers them at all and they tell me they didnt notice a thing.

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