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This will depend on if you have a compatible threaded 1/2x28 threaded barrel.
This compensator is designed to fit any 9mm handgun barrel threaded at 1/2x28, so it should fit a Sig P320 M17 as long as that pistol has a threaded barrel with the 1/2x28 thread pitch.
Yes. The OpticsPlanet Exclusive Strike Industries Micro 9mm QUAD V Threaded Compensator is compatible with any 9mm 1/2x28 threaded barrel.
As long as your barrel has1/2-28 threads it will fit every gun that has been asked about in this forum!
It will fit but there will be a feeding issue I shoot it yestarday jams I think the recoil spring needs to drop
It says Universal in the Listing of Compatible Guns. So, if you get the correct length Extended Barrel, that is Threaded in the 1/2-28 (which is an extremely common thread pitch for a lot of barrels). Then I don’t see why it wouldn’t work just fine!
I am finishing up a job on a G43 Frame, and have added a G43X Slide with Upgraded Internals. Then matching the Cerakote that we originally did for the entire G43 (which is still the color of the frame), to the Slide.
My biggest issue is hoping the Cerakote actually matches since they don’t have an actual Color Code in the info that I’ve found so far.
Anyway, get a quality new extended barrel based either on the extra length it suggests somewhere, or figure out a way to get it measured up to the last thread in the Comp and buy the closest extended barrel length for the 43X and you should be good to go! If you aren’t sure about the extended barrel, or where to find what you need. Once you get the information on how much longer you need the new barrel to be. You can look on here, as I know they have great quality barrels; and you can look directly at Glock, or Glock Store .com’s Website (They tend to have a great selection of Brands, Types of Barrels, Finishes and even External Physical Shapes (normal, twisted, octagonal or at least faceted sides), but all barrels interiors are great as well as the end of the barrel, similar to rifles. Either way, if you want this Comp, you can find whatever type of Barrel you want to run at any of those places…but, if you buy the comp here I would recommend emailing or calling Optics Planet, and ask them what length your threaded barrel needs to be for your 43X, and specific barrel recommendations based on your most used shooting style and ammo used!!
GOOD LUCK!!
I tried this on the p365 and it failed to cycle correctly for me.
I tried it and the guide rod hits.
If it has a 1/2-28 threaded barrel then yes
It will depend on the ammo you are using, the barrel length, the weight of your slide, the strength of your current recoil spring and how firm you hold your gun. If you want to have less muzzle rise a comp is a great way to do it. You may have to get a softer spring but those are cheap. I typically run a DPM tunable guide rod and spring kit on most of my guns. The kit is great because it uses 2 springs, the main spring can be pretty light because the 2nd spring only starts to compress about 80% of the way in. So you can easily rack your slide, you’ll have less force of your slide returning to battery so your front sight won’t dip when you are shooting fast. There is the basic rule of physics. The stronger your recoil spring the less felt recoil you will have and the softer the spring the more. Of course we are talking about 9mm here lol. So felt recoil is pretty light no matter what. Muzzle rise is more of an issue since it’s typically a supersonic round. Comps will reduce the guns muzzle movement upwards so you can get back on target faster. For competitive shooting I run 90gtn to 115 grn and run a pretty light spring. If I’m doing any tactical training I run a stronger spring since I typically use 9mm nato which is a 124grn +p essentially. All of strike industries products are well made and I’ve never had a complaint. I do wish the would do the guide rod mounted comps like they did for the Glocks.