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TRYBE Defense Universal Double Port 9mm Full Size Compensator
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Matt S.'s Review of TRYBE Defense Universal Double Port 9mm Full Size Compensator

While the look/style of this comp isn't my favorite with most slides, the mounting method is excellent and the performance is what you would expect from a dual port comp.

Compared to all other barrel threaded comps i've used/installed, this is the only one that did not require threadlocker and stayed secure from the first time i mounted it. I really like the mounting design, hopefully they incorporate that into a different style/design (like a single port comp).

As others have stated, a dual port comp can definitely effect the cycling function of your pistol so be prepared to play with different recoil springs depending on what kind of ammo you run. But I found this comp reduced recoil enough to give me less movement on the red dot running 124gr 9mm with a standard spring weight Cruxord guide rod.

This comp makes a G19 almost the same length as a G34.
Pros:
  • Recoil Reduction
  • Best mounting system
Cons:
  • Length
  • Design
Best Used for:
  • Red Dot Pistols
  • 9mm Pistols
Would Recommend: Yes
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About Matt S. from IL, United States

Hi, my name is Matt and I am a Gear Addict. I have a serious product addiction and enjoy nothing better than getting to run a product through its paces. I like to know exactly what it can and can't do or whether it's worth recommending or not.

Last updated 2025-11-12 UTC.