For those of you who don’t already know, the BattleComp 2.0 has been available for a few weeks now. Check out the information below and then head on over to www.BattleComp.com to get yours.
“The BC2.0 has the same exterior dimensions as an A2, and still has the same precision interior dimensions as the BC1.0 and BC1.5, with the identical performance you can expect from a BattleComp.Accordingly, the BattleComp 2.0 is compatible with most devices intended to integrate with an A2 (except a Blank Firing Adapter); and the BattleComp 2.0 is still the excellent compensator many of us have grown to love.
The BattleComp 2.0 comes complete with a shim kit for professional installation with Rocksett, for those requiring a non-slip muzzle device.
The BattleComp 2.0 fits all barrels with 1/2 x 28 RH standard threads, and is specifically designed for 5.56 NATO and .223 Rem ammunition.”
“The BattleComp was designed to provide military and police shooters with a small, lightweight tactical compensator that offers excellent muzzle rise control for fast follow-up shots without the excessive side blast and concussion of some other muzzle brakes on the market. Users are able to fire in a close quarters team combat environment, such as in a hallway or room, with no more side blast than what is experienced with a standard A2 hider.
The current BattleComp line includes:
BC 1.0 for .223/5.56mm rifles with 1/2X28 RH threads. Comes with crush washer.
BC 1.5 for .223/5.56mm rifles with 1/2X28 RH threads. Slightly longer with hood, pre-drilled for pinning. Designed for permanent installation on 14.5″ barrels for final overall length of over 16″. Comes with crush washer.
BC 2.0 SCV for .223/5.56mm rifles with 1/2X28 RH threads. Designed for use with most A2-compatible suppressors, such as Gemtech HALO and AAC Omni. Comes with shim kit instead of crush washer.
BABC for 6.5/6.8/7.62mm rifles with 5/8X24 RH threads. Comes with crush washer.”
BattleComp Black Oxide BABC
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*All photos and information used with permission of BattleComp and Capt Nick Gottuso.