HC9XL GLOCK 17/19/26 COMPENSATOR

The Herrington Arms HC9XL is our Glock compensator with the largest port sizes and best recoil mitigation data. The HC9XL will work with the stock springs provided your gun has gone through our recommended break in period of 500 rounds factory new ammunition is used with the threaded barrel you intend to use with the firearm before installing a compensator. When testing this compensator, we have data showing it mitigating 36% muzzle flip reduction depending on what 9mm load and Glock model is used. 

 

 

Material : 7075 Aluminum

Finish : Black Anodized or FDE Cerakote

Compatibility : Glock 17/19/26/45/34/19x (including the MOS models of) with 1/2-28 Barrels and must be GEN 4-5 Glocks, Shadow Systems MR - DR series, Lonewolf Arms Timberwolf and Dusk series, and most other Glock clones based around the Gen 4 or Gen 5 models. 

Included : 5/64 Allen key - Steel replacement 8-32 set screw

Length : 1in long

Holster Compatibility : Will fit in most open bottom holsters. We use Sierra Defense, Tier 1 Concealed, and Safariland.

 

*Blems are cosmetic ONLY. They will function as normal - May have nicks, dings, pitting, machining marks, chips, discoloration, etc.

- DOES NOT WORK WITH KKM OR BARSTO BARRELS!

AMMO DISCLAIMER: We DO NOT recommend using plated, bi-metal, or frangible ammo in ANY of our compensators. Doing so will void the warranty and we will not cover or replace the comp if there are any damages.

 

 

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

- Make sure all threads are clean of grease, carbon, and loctite. Wipe the threads down till they're clean. If the threads are not cleaned, the loctite will not set properly.

- Only use loctite 243 on the barrel AND set screw threads. Some versions of the blue Loctite are not very strong and will not hold up. Feel free to use a generous amount.

- Torque the set screws to no more than 18in/lbs for 8-32 set screws and no more than 11in/lbs for 6-32 set screws. 

- Allow the loctite to set for 24-48 hours before using.

- Please be sure that the compensator is not touching the slide, frame, or guide rod as that can cause cycling issues.