About this compensator
Strike Industries MCCIRCLE Micro Threaded Compensator Black Steel 1/2"x28 Threads 0.64" OAL Compatible w is a compensator for Sig Sauer in 1/2 inx28.
Match the thread pitch to your barrel (1/2x28 on most 5.56 and 9mm barrels, 5/8x24 on most .308 and 6.5mm) and the bore to your caliber. A device that is too small for the bullet is dangerous.
California note: California defines a flash suppressor by what it does: any muzzle device designed or intended to reduce or redirect muzzle flash. A compensator that only reduces muzzle rise is treated like a brake and works on a featureless rifle; a hybrid that also claims flash reduction counts as a flash hider. See the California Rifle Compliance Guide.
Manufacturer details
The CIRCLE edition pistol compensator from the Strike Micro Threaded Comp can work with just about any size slide using a threaded barrel with 1/2"x28 Threads Per Inch. SI internal testing has typically seen a reduction average range (dependent on application) of 8-15% in felt recoil. Made from AISI 1144 steel bead blasted with Quench Polish Quench process finish, the Strike Micro Threaded Comp - CIRCLE is small and lightweight at only a total length of 16.3mm (0.64) while redirecting gas for recoil reduction.
Specifications
- Brand: Strike
- Fits: Sig Sauer
- Thread Pattern: 1/2 inx28
- Material: Steel
- Manufacturer Part #: MCCIRCLE
- UPC: 793811765984
Buying from WBT Guns
- Delivery: Ships to your door anywhere in the United States, or pick it up free at our La Mesa store.
- Payment: Pay in full or finance with Credova.
- Questions: Fitment or compatibility questions? Call (619) 667-9453 or email sales@wbtguns.com. FAQ
WBT Guns is family-owned in La Mesa, California, and has served shooters since 2012.
A note on accuracy. Specifications, fitment and images come from the manufacturer and can contain errors or change without notice. If a detail matters to your purchase, call us and we will confirm it before you order. Any compliance notes are general information, not legal advice; California and local laws change, and the rules that apply depend on the firearm the part goes on.
