Strike Industries Triple-Crown Compensator/Muzzle Brake AR-15

Original price was: $47.95.Current price is: $39.95.

The Strike Industries Triple-Crown compensator is a three-chamber hybrid muzzle device for .223/5.56 AR-15 barrels, available at Daytona Tactical. It’s manganese phosphate finished steel, 2.63″ long, and 3.2 oz, with a crenelated crown.

Strike Industries Triple-Crown Compensator/Muzzle Brake AR-15 Features

The Strike Industries Triple-Crown compensator uses a three-chamber hybrid design, venting gas upward to counter muzzle rise and laterally to cut felt recoil. It’s 2.63″ long, weighs 3.2 oz, finished in manganese phosphate (parkerized) steel, and threads 1/2×28 for .223/5.56 barrels, with a crenelated crown for stand-off use. Comparing options? See the Strike Industries Checkmate compensator, or browse our full lineup of AR-15 muzzle brakes and compensators.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Strike Industries
  • Model: Triple-Crown Compensator/Muzzle Brake
  • Caliber: .223 Remington / 5.56 NATO
  • Thread Pattern: 1/2×28
  • Length: 2.63″ (66.9mm)
  • Outside Diameter: 0.85″ (largest)
  • Weight: 3.2 oz
  • Material: Heavy-Duty Steel
  • Finish: Manganese Phosphate (Parkerized)
  • Design: Three-Chamber Hybrid Compensator/Brake
  • Color: Black
  • SKU: TC-COMP-223-5.56

What’s Included

  • 1x Strike Industries Triple-Crown Compensator/Muzzle Brake
  • Crush Washer
Weight .5 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions for the Strike Industries Triple-Crown Compensator/Muzzle Brake:

1. Is this a compensator, muzzle brake, or both?
It’s a hybrid — upward-venting ports reduce muzzle rise while lateral ports reduce felt recoil, addressing both muzzle movement and rearward impulse.

2. What thread pitch does this require?
It uses 1/2-28 threads, the standard for AR-15 pattern rifles in 5.56 NATO and .223 Remington. Confirm your barrel uses 1/2-28 muzzle threads before ordering.

3. Does it require a crush washer?
Yes. It must be timed and indexed to the correct orientation using a crush washer and torqued to spec so the ports are properly oriented and the device is secured against rotation.

4. What’s the crenelated crown for?
The aggressively crenelated leading edge doubles as a stand-off defensive surface or support for wire cutting.

5. Who makes this compensator?
Strike Industries.