Strike industries king comp

[tonyt22]

https://www.strikeindustries.com/shop/products/rifle-accessories/king-comp.html

Looking at this comp for a featureless build I'm guessing good to go can't find anything about flash

[Lonestargrizzly]

It says compliance solution right there on the website with a picture of a rifle with a fin grip on it

[tonyt22]

Think that's a link to their different products

[Lonestargrizzly]

Think that's a link to their different products

Yea youre right lol.

https://www.strikeindustries.com/shop/products/rifle-accessories/ar/muzzle-device/strike-industries-jcomp-v2-308-7-62.html

I use this one on my featureless rifle and I have not had a problem even though it has the similar pattern as a flash suppressor on part of the comp.
A little more sketchy than the one that youre considering, but its labelled a compensator not a flash hider/surpressor.

[tonyt22]

I have that one on a mag lock build but I think it should be fine for a feautureless build too but still wouldn't want to be the test dummy

[Lonestargrizzly]

You will be fine.
Its a compensator

[k1dude]

Strike Industries is pretty innovative. I'm surprised they haven't come up with a fixed-mag and break-action compliance device.

[Lonestargrizzly]

Strike Industries is pretty innovative. I'm surprised they haven't come up with a fixed-mag and break-action compliance device.

Their feitureless grip is super cheap and works pretty dang well
I think theyre going the featureless route and putting all their eggs in that basket

[Rosamond]

It has prongs, probably a bad idea. If your looking for a approved muzzle device you will not find one. The information you desire is defined in the California Code of Regulations, in which the definition of a flash hider is defined. I strongly recommend reading it for yourself as you alone will be responsible for your decision. The only absolute safe option is a thread protector. Please do not ask for or take legal advice from people on Forums.

[Rosamond]

For what it is worth the King Comp is not in the compliance section, a thread protector is.