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Why customers choose this item
✓5.56 NATO compensator
✓1/2x28 thread interface
✓17-4 PH stainless steel
✓QPQ black finish coating
✓Shim set included
✓Flash reducing design
Product highlights
Flash compensator designed for recoil reduction and flash suppression on rifles
Threaded one half by twenty eight for compatibility with standard barrels
Constructed from 17-4PH stainless steel for durability and strength
QPQ finish enhances corrosion resistance and surface wear protection
Includes shim set for proper timing and installation alignment
Designed for five five six NATO caliber rifle applications
Product description
The Griffin Armament Flash Compensator 1/2X28 556NATO is a muzzle compensator designed for redirecting gases on 5.56 NATO rifle platforms. This Griffin Armament Flash Compensator uses a 1/2×28 thread interface and provides a combined flash suppression and compensator function.
It features 17-4 PH stainless steel construction with a QPQ finish for corrosion resistance and durability. The muzzle compensator includes a 1/2×28 thread pitch and is supplied with a shim set for installation alignment. This product is used for managing muzzle gases and interfaces with Griffin Armament taper mount suppressor systems. In typical setups, the Griffin Armament Flash Compensator supports attachment to compatible suppressors in RECCE, Paladin, and Sportsman series. The design includes a laser-marked body and supports range use and general rifle configuration where a threaded muzzle device is required.
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