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Why customers choose this item
✓556 NATO and 223 fit
✓1/2x28 thread pattern
✓Includes crush washer
✓2.4 ounce total weight
✓Black finish color
✓Muzzle compensator device
Product highlights
Muzzle compensator designed to reduce recoil and muzzle rise during firing
Compatible with 556 NATO and 223 Remington caliber rifles with threaded barrels
Thread pattern 1/2-28 UNEF RH supports standard AR platform barrel installations
Includes crush washer for proper alignment and secure installation on muzzle threads
Compact size matches mil spec flash hider dimensions for similar external profile
Constructed in black finish weighing 2.4 ounces for lightweight handling
Product description
The Hiperfire Hipercomp Gen2 556NATO Muzzle Brake 1/2-28 Black is a muzzle brake designed for reducing recoil on rifles chambered in 5.56 NATO and .223 Remington. This threaded muzzle device uses a 1/2-28 UNEF right-hand interface for attachment to compatible barrels.
It features a compact profile similar to a MIL-spec flash hider, a black finish, and a steel construction with a listed weight of 2.4 oz. The Hiperfire Hipercomp Gen2 muzzle brake includes a crush washer for installation and is compatible with standard armorer’s wrench tools. This product is used for managing recoil impulse during range use or training. In typical setups, the 1/2-28 thread pattern ensures compatibility with common AR-15 platform barrels. The muzzle brake is also compatible with M9 and M10 bayonet mounting configurations based on its external dimensions.
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