Strike Industries Checkmate Compensator AR-15
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The Strike Industries Checkmate compensator is a 1/2×28 threaded muzzle device for .223/5.56 AR-15 barrels, available at Daytona Tactical. It’s parkerized steel with an offset top port biased for right-handed shooters and an aggressive serrated front end.
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The Strike Industries Checkmate compensator is parkerized steel with an offset top port biased for right-handed shooters, venting gas through two parallel ports to cut muzzle climb with relatively low flash. It’s 1-7/8″ long, weighs 2.4 oz, threads 1/2×28 for .223/5.56 AR-15 barrels, and has an aggressive serrated front end. Building a complete upper? Pair it with the Strike Industries low-profile gas block, or browse our full lineup of AR-15 muzzle brakes and compensators.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Strike Industries
- Model: Checkmate Compensator
- Caliber: .223 Remington / 5.56 NATO
- Thread Pattern: 1/2×28
- Length: 1-7/8″
- Weight: 2.4 oz
- Material: Steel
- Finish: Parkerized
- Port Design: Offset Top Port, Two Parallel Ports
- Color: Black
- SKU: CMC-01
What’s Included
- 1x Strike Industries Checkmate Compensator
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Frequently Asked Questions for the Strike Industries Checkmate Compensator:
1. What thread pitch does the Checkmate require?
It uses 1/2-28 threads, the standard for AR-15 barrels in 5.56 NATO and .223 Remington. Confirm your barrel uses 1/2-28 muzzle threads before ordering.
2. Does a compensator reduce felt recoil?
A compensator primarily reduces muzzle rise by venting gases upward. It provides minimal reduction in felt rearward recoil compared to a dedicated muzzle brake. For both recoil and muzzle-rise reduction, a hybrid compensator/brake would be more effective.
3. Does it require a crush washer?
Yes. The Checkmate must be timed using a crush washer to orient the ports correctly and torqued to spec to prevent it rotating during sustained fire.
4. Is the port design handedness-specific?
Yes. The top port is offset for right-handed shooters.
5. Who makes this compensator?
Strike Industries.
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