Description

MPN: SI-JCOMP2-223/5.56

Features:

  • Classic Type 89 appearance
  • Two chambers and 6 ports for recoil and muzzle flash reduction
  • The new version 2 J-Comp added 2 new top ports for increased muzzle rise compensation
  • Effective compensator with an affordable price
  • Hybrid compensator / muzzle brake
  • Pre-drilled hole for pin and weld (turn 14.5 barrel to 16")
  • Crush washer included

Specifications:

  • Caliber: 5.56 NATO / .223 Rem.
  • Material: Steel
  • Finish: Parkerized
  • Weight: 3.55 oz.
  • Length: 2.55"
  • Outer Diameter: 0.87"
  • Bore Diameter: 0.26"
  • Thread: 1/2"-28

Strike Industries J-Comp V2 features 2 new ports for increased muzzle rise compensation

Compatibility:

  • Any .223/5.56 Barrel with 1/2"-28 thread pitch

Includes:

  • Strike Industries J Comp V2

Details:

If you need an effective and high-class compensator for your rifle, you will like the J COMP concept by Strike Industries. Strike Industries is composed of avid owners of AR-15s and pistols. Because the AR-15 platform is extremely versatile, there are a wide variety of customization options available for purchase, but not all of these are worth buying. Strike Industries products are designed for active shooters by those who understand the everyday needs of an AR-15 owner.

The Strike Industries J COMP is based on the Type 89 Japanese assault rifle used by certain branches of the Japanese armed forces. The J COMP is one of three Japanese-type compensators designed by Strike Industries for customers.

The J COMP muzzle brake is specifically designed to reduce recoil. A double chamber system and six ported side vents redirect the explosive force of the gasses created by firing your rifle. The front ports of the J COMP minimize flash to decrease your signature when out in low-light situations, thereby helping to protect your night vision. Efficient night vision in low light makes it easier for you to perform accurate follow-up shots.

The smooth parkerized steel finish gives the Strike Industries J COMP a clean appearance that won’t be found amiss on the muzzle of your AR-15. The J COMP is rated at 4.82 out of five points by law enforcement officers for ease of use, performance, comfort and quality. If you want to reduce the recoil of your firearm and give an extra “oomph” to its appearance, the J COMP muzzle brake is for you.

Wing Tactical Offers Quality Components, Not Hype

When we offer a product like the Strike Industries J Comp you know you’re getting a quality device that operates as it should. If you’re wondering how well this compensator does next to the competition, just ask. At Wing Tactical we know the products we sell, we’re shooters, not just sales people.

The Strike Industries J Comp might not look all that impressive out of the box with its simple lines and non-aggressive styling, but its performance will remind you that looks can be deceiving. The Strike Industries J Comp handles both recoil and muzzle rise with exceptional efficiency. As if this little gem wasn’t enough of a sleeper, just take it to the range in low light and it’ll make you smile. You’ll have no problem with maintaining view of your target. The Strike’s J Comp is also a very effective flash hider.

When You Really Need It Now, Choose Wing Tactical

We don’t sit on orders and make the customer wait. Every order complete with cleared payment by 1 PM Eastern will ship the same business day Monday through Friday. If you need it fast, choose the appropriate shipping method at checkout and we’ll do our part to get it there in a timely fashion. We don’t employ reindeer, but we’ll do our best to get your order to your door as quickly as humanly possible.

Customer Satisfaction is a Real Thing

At Wing Tactical, if you find a problem with your order, or you have a question after the arrival of your Strike J Comp, just contact us and we’ll help you any way we can. Our customer service team is only a click away with real answers because they know the products we carry and they know that shooting is a serious business we all love.

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