Handgun Thread-On Compensator

Installation & Removal Guide

HIGH QUALITY HEX JAM NUT

FREE BUILT IN Precision Hex Nut included with every Handgun Thread-On Compensator purchase

This Guide is for Handgun Thread-On Compensators which have internal threading for your threaded barrel. All Grizzly Gunworks Handgun Thread-On Compensator styles install the same. Grizzly Gunworks Handgun Compensators come with a built in Precision Hex Jam Nut. Please read the following before attempting to install or use your Handgun Thread-On Compensator. Below are some examples of the MINI GHOST Handgun Comp.

The Precision Hex Jam Nut from Grizzly Gunworks is perfect for timing your compensator. The precision alternative to a crush washer or loctite. Made custom for each threading diameter.

Grizzly Gunworks currently offers the following Handgun Thread-On Compensator STYLES:

Mini Ghost

HOW TO INSTALL A GRIZZLY GUNWORKS HANDGUN COMPENSATOR?

ALL HANDGUN THREAD-ON COMPENSATOR STYLES INSTALL AND REMOVE THE SAME.
Follow the SAFETY RULES at all times
  1. Make sure the firearm is unloaded.
  2. Open the slide and remove the magazine from the firearm.
  3. Make sure the hex nut is threaded onto the compensator all the way. Align the compensator with the barrel and thread it on as far as possible.
  4. Back off the compensator to level or time the comp on the barrel. (Position GGW and the caliber stamping on the bottom of the device towards the ground).
  5. Back the Hex Nut off of the compensator until it touches the barrel shoulder. Tighten to hold position.
  6. Blue Loctite or removable thread locker can be used, however, it is not necessary when using the provided Precision Hex Jam Nut.

BEFORE TEST FIRING DO THE FOLLOWING:

Follow the SAFETY RULES at all times
  1. Make sure the firearm is unloaded.
  2. Time or level the Compensator using the provided Precision Hex Nut.
  3. Ensure your HANDGUN COMPENSATOR is hand tightened, timed and level.
  4. Make sure the ammunition you are using, the caliber marked on your firearm and the marking on the bottom of your compensator are all matching.
  5. Always wear ear and eye protection during firing.

HOW TO REMOVE A GRIZZLY GUNWORKS HANDGUN THREAD-ON COMPENSATOR FROM YOUR FIREARM?

Follow the SAFETY RULES at all times
  1. Make sure the firearm is unloaded.
  2. Open the slide
  3. Remove the magazine from the firearm.
  4. Remove the compensator.
SAFETY RULES
  • Make sure your firearm is not loaded.
  • Always have the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
  • Do not place your finger on the trigger or on the trigger guard.
  • Prove your firearm is safe. Open the slide and remove magazine.
  • Always be aware of your target and surrounding area.

WARNING:

GRIZZLY GUNWORKS assumes no responsibility for any injury or property damage resulting from improper or careless handling, intentional or accidental discharge of the firearm.

GRIZZLY GUNWORKS assumes no responsibility for any damage or injury whatsoever occurring in connection with, or as the result of faulty, non-standard, re-manufactured, hand-loaded ammunition or cartridges other than those for which the firearm was originally chambered.

Make sure that the ammunition being used matches the caliber that is marked on the side of the barrel and/ or action, as well as, the caliber that is marked on the bottom of your compensator.