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No I'm using the steel guide rod and 9# spring from jarvis as well.

Midwest gun works, I believe it was the Wilson combat extended mag release

I think that is probably the safe answer that they can give. I'm sure as you said, with the right combination you could get the dual port to work with some light weight optics.

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What port did you go with? Did you thread original barrel or did you buy another ? Have you received it yet and what is the turn around time ?

@@goodlife5825 I got dual port, actually came back yesterday. I put it on my M9A4 centurion so it has a factory threaded barrel. Took a little over 3 weeks

@@screamoXable awesome, I plan on sending my 92FS and having them thread my barrel. I'm going with the single port. I've done the trigger in a bag conversion and made everything steel again. Only thing left to do is add the Jarvis. It's gonna be sick

@@goodlife5825 I’d expect around about a month with your shipping to and from. I have yet to fire mine, waiting for thread lock to set. Also have to re zero my sight

I will add that to the list and see if we can get some numbers.

Yes I definitely didn't expect that much of an improvement. It really takes the 92 up a level.

It's called a ransom rest, I'll try to get a video together soon on it.

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So far I havnt had any issues but I only have about 600 rounds through this barrel using winshester 115gr fmj. I am working on putting this in the ransom rest to compare Accuracy and precieved recoil against the stock barrel and then order a new threaded barrel and comp to try next.

@@EmptyBrassRanch awesome! I had one of these barrels and I couldn't get anything to cycle reliably in it. I even went down to an 11 lb guide rod spring and still no luck. Happy to hear it's doing good so far for ya!

What kind of failures did you experience?

@@EmptyBrassRanch double feeds more then anything, and a few failures to return to battery

Sounds like a good follow up video, I would need to really sit down and do a side by side with the stock barrel.

I did not recieve one in my kit, it definitely would have been nice if one was included or even the ability to choose as an add on item.

The comp is the thread protector :)

If I remember correctly it was just shy of 2 weeks time from when I mailed it to when it returned. I think they only had it for about 4 days before it was mailed back.

You can get the compensator kit with or without a guide rod/ lightweight spring. The guiderod in the kit I ordered was a steel guiderod with lightweight spring.

For normal cleanings, you really shouldn't need to remove the compensator. You are still able to remove the slide from the frame and can access all the parts to easily clean. It is recommended to only use Blue loctite (low hold) so you can remove the comp and/or to completely remove the barrel from the frame.

@@EmptyBrassRanch thank you for for the answer! How about the barrel? You just clean it from the front? Or can you still remove it? Sorry to be precious about it, but really want one of these loo

@@Thabosshoss Yes you would mostly from the muzzle but you are able to tilt the barrel enough with slide/spring/guide rod removed with compensator attached that you "could" get a cleaning rod in from the chamber end.

@@EmptyBrassRanch interesting! Would be cool to see a video on that. I have been comparing this to the PMC machine and the Beretta OEM muzzle brake. All seem like good options.

I'll see what I can do.

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Did you get it

​@@EmptyBrassRanchi want to send my slide and factory barrel to get fitted and threaded. Do they include a thread protector when they ship your slide back ?

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