Strike Industries King Comp 7.62 .308 Dual Chamber Compensator
$45.95
The Strike Industries King Comp is a dual-chamber compensator for .308/7.62 AR-10 barrels, available at Daytona Tactical. It’s parkerized steel with angled gas ports to cut felt recoil and side concussion, threaded 5/8×24.
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Strike Industries King Comp 7.62 .308 Dual Chamber Compensator Features
The Strike Industries King Comp uses a dual-chamber design with specifically angled gas ports to reduce felt recoil and cancel side concussion. Heavy-duty steel with a parkerized finish, it threads 5/8×24 for .308/7.62 AR-10 barrels, and its serrated prongs double as a barbed-wire removal tool. Running 5.56 instead? See the Strike Industries King Comp in .223/5.56, or browse our full lineup of AR-10/AR-15 muzzle brakes and compensators.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Strike Industries
- Model: King Comp
- Caliber: .308 Winchester / 7.62 NATO
- Thread Pattern: 5/8×24
- Design: Dual-Chamber Compensator
- Material: Heavy-Duty Steel
- Finish: Parkerized
- Feature: Serrated Prongs for Barbed-Wire Removal
- Color: Black
- SKU: KINGCOMP-762
What’s Included
- 1x Strike Industries King Comp Dual Chamber Compensator
- Crush Washer
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Frequently Asked Questions for the Strike Industries King Comp, .308/7.62:
1. What thread pitch do I need?
The King Comp is available in .223/5.56 (1/2-28 threads) and 7.62/.308 (5/8-24 threads). Confirm your barrel’s muzzle thread pitch before ordering.
2. What makes it a “dual chamber” design?
Two separate internal chambers manage propellant gases in two stages — the first captures and redirects the initial gas pulse, the second provides additional volume for gas expansion, improving muzzle control over a single-chamber design.
3. Does it require a crush washer?
Yes. It must be timed using a crush washer to orient the top ports correctly and torqued to spec to prevent rotation during sustained fire.
4. Who makes this compensator?
Strike Industries.
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