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Why customers choose this item
✓Fits Glock 19 Gen 3
✓9mm compensator system
✓No threaded barrel required
✓Counter recoil design system
✓Includes guide rod assembly
✓Black finish
Product highlights
Mass driver compensator designed for Glock 19 Gen 3 9mm pistols
Counter recoil system moves compensator forward to reduce felt recoil
Does not require threaded barrel for installation on compatible models
Widened bore reduces risk of baffle strikes and keyholing rounds
Includes recoil spring guide rod and related installation components
Black finish provides durability and consistent firearm appearance
Product description
The Strike Industries Mass Driver Compensator is a pistol compensator designed for managing gas redirection on Glock 19 Gen 3 pistols chambered in 9mm. The Strike Industries Mass Driver Compensator uses a non-threaded mounting system with a guide rod assembly to operate independently of the barrel.
This compensator includes a recoil spring, guide rod, guide rod head, and fitment washer for installation without a threaded barrel, while remaining compatible with most threaded barrels. It features a widened bore to reduce baffle strikes and a 2.5mm relief cut to limit slide contact. The Strike Industries Mass Driver Compensator fits Glock 19 Generation 3 platforms and installs using the factory guide rod interface. This product is used for redirecting gases during firing. In typical setups, the compensator mounts to the recoil system and moves independently from the slide during operation.
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