THE TLC-TACTICAL LOW CONCUSSION
LINEAR COMPENSATOR
LINEAR COMPENSATOR
Threaded in 14x1mm
Right hand thread
Bored to suit your calibre
Right hand thread
Bored to suit your calibre
Please state calibre on checkout.
- The Tactical Low Concussion (TLC) Linear Compensator design combines the effectiveness of a brake with critical reduction in overpressure and concussion.
- The Tactical Low Concussion Linear Compensator takes advantage of the state of the art Computational Fluid Dynamics software currently available. Designing for specific dynamic goals, the TLC Linear Compensator tames recoil with superior reductions in firing point concussion and overpressure!
- Optimized linear baffles for maximum brake performance and low concussion
- Designed for CQB and Low Concussion to operators, also for use on long range tactical rifles and scout rifles too.
- No timing (indexing) necessary
- No external ports = no dust printing
- Weight: 110gr
- Dimensions: 22.5mm diameter x 58mm long
- Machined from high strength steel.
- High pitch diameter tolerance class 3B threads machined in the same operation as the bore ensures a perfect concentricity, this combined with a progressively decreasing baffle thickness and maximized venting area significantly reduce bullet flight disturbance resulting in less yaw, higher BC, and improved accuracy.
- Computer CAE optimized for maximum strength to weight ratio and impact survivability
- 14x1mm thread
- Colour: Black
- Made to suit your calibre, please state calibre on checkout.
What is a linear compensator?
A linear compensator is a muzzle device that is designed to direct gas and concussion forward of the shooter. This also directs the noise from the firearm.
A linear compensator is a muzzle device that is designed to direct gas and concussion forward of the shooter. This also directs the noise from the firearm.
Please Note:
We do not accept returns through Ebay for Muzzle Brakes ordered incorrectly including, wrong thread size, wrong bore size, wrong colour and wrong material.
Firearm manufacturers may vary muzzle thread sizes in different countries and markets, and thread sizes may also differ for specific models.
It is the buyers responsibility to confirm that the item purchased has the correct thread size to suit their firearm and we take no responsibility for buyers incorrectly ordering a product with the wrong thread for their firearm.