The LO-KICK compensator for 9 × 19 Para pistols with 1/2 × 28 UNEFthread is an efficient discharge device that significantly reduces the perceived toss and recoil of the pistol, while allowing accurate and fast shots.
LO-KICK 9 × 19 Para, 1/2 × 28 UNEF compensator for sporting pistol - features
- Reduced gun recoil and toss - the compensator is designed to minimize perceived recoil and toss, providing better stability when shooting fast.
- Durable construction - the compensator is made of 7075-T6 aluminum and coated with high-quality anodizing. Aluminum 7075 is one of the strongest alloys on the market, characterized by a compact structure and high corrosion resistance.
- Easy installation - the compensator is screwed directly onto the barrel thread and secured with two locking screws.
- Ergonomic and modern body - the slim design makes the device not catch on clothing or equipment.
- Clean flashlight light - powder gases escape through the top and sides, so the lens of the flashlight mounted under the barrel remains clean.
- Available versions - 13.5 × 1 LH thread (Glock Tactical) and 1/2 × 28 UNEF thread (Walther PDP SD, Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 - modification of holsters required, the compensator is wider than the lock of the gun).
LO-KICK 9 × 19 Para, 1/2 × 28 UNEF compensator for sporting pistol - durable and ergonomic.
The LO-KICK was designed with versatile users in mind - both those striving for maximum precision shooting and those using the gun for defensive, professional or recreational purposes. Thanks to its lightweight design, the device does not increase the weight of the weapon, and the carefully designed side and top openings minimize gas pressure, even when shooting in a confined space.
The design of the LO-KICK compensator, unlike pistols with barrel porting, limits the discharge flame, allowing comfortable shooting in the dark, using white light or night vision.
Warning.
It is recommended to use medium strength thread glue to secure the locking screws.
In Glock Gen.5 pistols when using a soft grip or using ammunition with a PF lower than 140, you may (but not necessarily) need to replace the return spring with one of reduced strength (18 lbs or 15 lbs).
