Easy On/Easy Off Compensators.

Maynard

Maynard

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I have a P-10F that is my USPSA CO pistol. Carry Optics doesn't allow comps but the smaller local matches do.

There's two compensators that I know of that are fairly easy to take on and off from what I can gather. Those would be the Cyanide Designs Rook and the CGS Qube.

Are there any other options that should be considered?

 
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The Rook looks like it attaches the same way as the Zev Pro Comp V2. The CGS Qube looks like it attaches similarly to the Tyrant Designs CNC Uni-Comp.

You could always just say "fuck it" and run in open, which is what I do.
 
Maynard

Maynard

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The Rook looks like it attaches the same way as the Zev Pro Comp V2. The CGS Qube looks like it attaches similarly to the Tyrant Designs CNC Uni-Comp.

You could always just say "fuck it" and run in open, which is what I do.
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Thank you for the suggestions.

I may just go the fuck it route.
 
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Stanislao

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A sort of middle ground would be the Griffin Micro Carry Comp. By all accounts the least effective compensator on the market, but also the easiest on and off. It is a glorified thread protector, just screw it on and off as needed. Downside is that it doesn't particularly control the direction of gasses, resulting in something closer to a muzzle brake than a compensator.

Hopefully USPSA will develop some sort of Roland Special division eventually, but at least we get weapon lights in carry optics as of the 2021 rules.
 

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Maynard

Maynard

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Stanislao said:
A sort of middle ground would be the Griffin Micro Carry Comp. By all accounts the least effective compensator on the market, but also the easiest on and off. It is a glorified thread protector, just screw it on and off as needed. Downside is that it doesn't particularly control the direction of gasses, resulting in something closer to a muzzle brake than a compensator.

Hopefully USPSA will develop some sort of Roland Special division eventually, but at least we get weapon lights in carry optics as of the 2021 rules.
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I have a Suarez comp on it now. It's a single port and is also essentially a thread protector. I considered the Griffin, the price isn't bad, the single port on the Suarez seemed to adhere to the purpose of the comp a little better.

The Cyanide Design Rook is on the way, really looking forward to trying it out.
 
Maynard

Maynard

Amateur
It looks ridiculous and I love it. Easy enough on but obviously there's a large gap. Jury is still out on how or even whether to deal with the gap. I have an appointment with a local kydex bender to see if we can come up with a holster. It shoots really well regardless of how it looks and functions without issue on the stock recoil spring, so far. 250 rounds through it over the weekend and if I can get a holster made for it by next weekend, I plan on shooting it in a red dot class.

If comped pistols are wrong, I don't wanna be right.
 
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IronsForward

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I have a Mini Rook and it's super easy on/off. I don't like set screws that dig into the barrel threads, so I'm a big fan of the Rook design (not sure if Cyanide Design copied Zev or the other way around, but I don't really care either)
 
Maynard

Maynard

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Attended the Sentinel Concepts class in Alliance Ohio on Sunday and was happy with the overall performance. I ordered a Primary Machine match barrel last week and it arrived today. The Rook comp came off easy enough and the gap is much less with the PM barrel. Back t the range to see how it shoots.
 
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