Ported barrel vs compensator

Comments Section ... Comps are more effective, easier to clean, don't reduce muzzle velocity, and are more accurate. The only significant ...

A compensator or ports in a barrel are to reduce muzzle flip. They also normally reduce felt recoil, as in the amount of energy that gets ...

It takes time to find the sweet spot. Dual port comps are much more finicky than single port comps. If it was a duty gun or carry gun I would ...

The Staccato XC and the Masterpiece Arms DS9 are both amazing pistols - but the DS9 is rocking V6 ports versus the island barrel comp setup ...

A Comp is IMO better at reducing recoil but part of the effect is the extra weight at the muzzle, and on the down side adds length and weight.

Both ported and compensated pistols attempt to achieve less muzzle flip and less felt recoil. When done right, a ported or compensated gun will ...

a port is the hole cut to direct the gases, whether it has been cut into a barrel or a compensator, a compensator has ports cut into it, but is ...

So you may be wondering if you should go with a compensator or a ported barrel for toning down recoil on your firearm.

And while a barrel mounted compensator will always provide the most reduction I was surprised at the feeling from the slide compensator. To me ...

Generally speaking a tuned compensated pistol will have more reduction in recoil ( rear impulse ) and less flip than a ported barrel. Both need ...

As you may imagine, the main advantage to having a ported barrel or compensator is reduced recoil. This allows for a faster recovery time ...

My question... for a comp shooter what is better, a ported barrel or a compensator? And are they really worth it for comp shooting.

For major power factor a compensator will outperform a ported barrel, but can be combined to suit your personal preference. Regardless of the ...

imo most porting is not very effective because it is done on thin barrels and there is nothing for forward moving gasses to act upon. now on ...

Today we take a quick look at recoil impulse with stock barrels, ported barrels, and threaded barrels with compensators.

Comps helped reduce the muzzle rise and softened the perceived recoil. Comps can be picky about bullet weight and velocity, and can cause the ...

Ports are simply holes in the barrel. Compensators are more complex. They use expansion chambers and baffle plates to trap and deflect gas.

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DISCLAIMER: I am in no way encouraging or advising anyone viewing this video to attempt to modify their firearms.

Think of it as a rocket taking off, the longer the burn, the more gasses produced. The gasses exiting the directional ports is what compensates ...