Anyone have a line on a compensator for a handgun (glock 17 specifically) that attaches in a way other than the threaded barrel? CA law prohibits a threaded barrel and I'd like to put a compensator on my next build...
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Check out https://darkhourdefense.com. They make a compensated Glock stand off devices that attaches using the rail. -
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Why not permanently attach a comp to a threaded barrel?
Disassemble gun
Install threaded barrel
Install and time brake
Have machinist or Randall pin and weld the pin
Assemble slide onto gun?Rule 1- ALL GUNS ARE ALWAYS LOADED
Rule 2 -NEVER LET THE MUZZLE COVER ANYTHING YOU ARE NOT PREPARED TO DESTROY (including your hands and legs)
Rule 3 -KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER UNTIL YOUR SIGHTS ARE ON THE TARGET
Rule 4 -BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET AND WHAT IS BEYOND IT
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This my first experience with a comp, but for what it's worth I noticed a difference with the dark hour mounted on a Gen 3 G19... maybe it's just the added weight. I also considered a permanent barrel & comp or porting the barrel & slide, but each option had its downside.
OP - I shoot at On Target in OC, send me a PM if you want to check one out in person.Comment
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Between Dr. Dremel and HF, somebody can make this happen. Start with an extended barrel and go nuts from there. The comp thingy on my Oly Arms 10mm upper is set screw attached.It's not PTSD, it's nostalgia.Comment
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I've put quite a few rounds through my GSOD and I definitely notice a decrease in muzzle flip. I had one of the early model GSOD's, and Dark Hour Defense sent me a complimentary upgrade. I'm happy with both the product and company.Comment
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Let me disagree with you. Did you see Sig P220 Sport with Comp? It is not attached to the barrel and it is very effective. I used own one of those-very effective comp.
Here is painting of mine LOL Only one image left.

Here is image from internet
Last edited by Palmaris; 05-29-2019, 10:45 PM.sd_shooter:
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FTI threadless compensator
Hey guys! I just wanted to jump on here and let you know about a project of mine. I'm trying to get this threadless compensator made but need help getting it funded! I currently own a non firearm related company and this is just a pet project as someone who wants this for myself haha. Anyway I hope it's okay I'm posting this here I just wanted to tell you guys about this thing and hopefully we can drum up enough support to make it a reality! Let me know if you have any questions about it and I'd be happy to go over it in more detail.
You can check it out here
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Most plastic guns are field-stripped by pulling muzzle through the slide. A permanently attached compensator would prevent this process and even replacement of the recoil spring without removing the compensator.
OP wants it on Glock 17, so it will require the ability to remove the compensator, regardless of how it's implemented.
For comparison, a 1911/2011 is field-stripped by removing the barrel bushing and pulling the *breech* of the barrel through the slide. This allows for proper and permanently attached compensator that doesn't require threads or any other type of non-permanent connection.sigpicNRA Benefactor MemberComment
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