Recommend a Compensator for 9mm PCC

[calicojack]

16" 9mm PCC. Is there a compensator you recommend?

 

[Blaster229]

I don't think many people have issues with muzzle rise on a 9mm PCC

 

[4g64loser]

Hellfire 2P - Self Timing Muzzle Brake w/ Adapter

Click HERE to add additional adapters Click HERE for the Best-Selling Hellfire Muzzle Brake The HELLFIRE 2P Muzzle Brake is designed to provide an optimized brake for Semi-Automatic and/or hunting weapons systems with barrels of 20″ or less. This brake will offer the greatest performance...

www.area419.com

Available in 9mm for the 2 port variant. I run the 3 port on a couple rifles. I assume this is for competition use. If not, see blasters post.

 

[jimbobborg]

All of my 16" 9mm ARs are pretty quiet with subsonic ammunition, enough where there are times where the shot timers don't pick up shots. I've had to install brakes on them so that I don't have to reshoot stages,especially Steel Challenge stages. If that's what you're doing this for, any of the brakes that aren't linear compensators will work. The linear compensators I've used tend to make the muzzle blast go forward, which defeats the purpose.

 

[calicojack]

Hellfire 2P - Self Timing Muzzle Brake w/ Adapter

Click HERE to add additional adapters Click HERE for the Best-Selling Hellfire Muzzle Brake The HELLFIRE 2P Muzzle Brake is designed to provide an optimized brake for Semi-Automatic and/or hunting weapons systems with barrels of 20″ or less. This brake will offer the greatest performance...

www.area419.com

Available in 9mm for the 2 port variant. I run the 3 port on a couple rifles. I assume this is for competition use. If not, see blasters post.

That's the ultimate goal.

 

[4g64loser]

Then the hellfire 2p in 9mm is for you.

Load energetic powders that generate more gas volume and pressure. Blue dot and power pistol come readily to mind. Auto comp too but I've never messed with it personally.