GG92 Combatant RAILED for 92X/M9A1

Description

The GG92 Combatant has an excellent balance between length and performance. This style takes advantage of this comp mounting system’s width by using 2 large ports, which redirect ~50% of muzzle gasses upwards to drive the pistol downwards. Compared to older comps of this type, the GG92 Combatant is lighter, a bit slimmer, much shorter, and has larger ports with greater recoil compensation. Of all 3 GG92 styles, this is the most efficient.

Fits full size Beretta 92s WITH RAILS. Check compatibility list below!

This compensator is threadless, which offers some unique benefits. It doesn’t require a threaded barrel (legal in NY/CA), it doesn’t require replacement slide springs, its self-aligning, functions as a standoff device, and allows for very large ports without slowing down the slide for both maximum recoil reduction and reliability. This type of comp mounting is based on the classic and rare ALGIMEC/SGS compensators.

The comp is light yet durable aluminum, with a strong stainless steel guide rod assembly.
Comp Weighs 2 ounces
Adds ~0.86″ of length
Kit includes the compensator, a custom extended guide rod for mounting, retaining bolt + hex key, thread locker, and an installation guide.

Finishes:
The BLACK CERAMIC COATING is a durable satin black, a great match for black 92s.
The 2TONE BARE METAL is a bare metal finish with the compensator sandblasted matte gray, and brushed sides. Great for stainless 92s.
The UNFINISHED kit is bare metal, polished/deburred in a tumbler for days. Texture may vary. This option is discounted.

Fitted for full size Beretta 92s (and some clones) with a non-threaded 4.9″ or 4.7″ barrel.
This GG92 RAILED kit is only for use with picatinny rail frames. Will not work with rail-less frames, or the slim railed Taurus clones.
This kit WILL NOT fit the 92a1 or 96a1, the models with recoil buffers and enlarged front slide faces!!
This kit fits the following pistols:

M9A1
M9A2
M9A3
M9A4
92GTS
92X RDO
92X Performance Carry
92XI
+ Other similar variants

Hand fitting is rarely necessary. If needed, hand fitting only involves a few swipes of a file or a Dremel on spots where the comp is too tight.