Strike Industries XCOMP Mini Cookie Cutter - V2

In just twelve short years, Strike Industries has grown from designing simple but effective modular parts for the AR platform and 1911-style pistol to one of the premier firearm manufacturing companies in the country. This Mini-Cookie Cutter V2 compensator from Strike Industries represents a unique design evolution in technology that Strike Industries is known to offer.

Features:

• Caliber: 9mm/.223/5.56 NATO/.308 Win/7.62 NATO/.300 BLK
• Material: Steel
• Weight: 4.62 Ounces
• Thread: M18x1 Right Hand
• Finish: QPQ

Although the Mini Cookie Cutter V2 features broad caliber compatibility, Strike Industries specifically designed it as a standard for 9mm PCC barrels. From the fitment to the port cuts, the redesigned Mini Cookie Cutter V2 helps to reduce recoil traveling toward you by applying forward pressure. Heralded as one of the best muzzle brakes on the market, the Mini Cookie Cutter V2 significantly reduces muzzle flip. Remember that the Mini Cookie Cutter V2 is not a suppressor or flash hider. It works by redirection of the flash of burning propellents and the concussive force of hot gasses toward the front and away from the rifle's muzzle. When in use, remember that Newton's Third Law applies: there is an equal opposite reaction for every action.

The Mini Cookie Cutter V2 from Strike Industries performs as intended, but be prepared for a sizeable flash of powder at the muzzle and warn those standing to the left and right of you that the hot gasses may not always be directed forward. The overall weight of this muzzle brake from Strike Industries is only 4.62 ounces and won't result in you having a front-heavy rifle that is challenging to manage or carry in the field. Sporting an M18x1 right-hand thread, the Mini Cookie Cutter V2 fits most 1/2 x 28 threaded 9mm threaded barrels. Still, Strike Industries offers Strike X-Comp thread adapter kits for different 9mm barrel configurations. This Mini Cookie Cutter V2 from Strike Industries will help you control your firearm's muzzle flip, and the rigors of endless felt recoil during a heavy volume day at the range at a genuinely competitive price.