I have compared them off camera and subjectively there is a bit less recoil with the compensator than without. Something I didn't mention in the video is that the comp doubles as a standoff device--in a close contact situation the slide can be pushed back by the body/hand of an attacker which would keep the gun from firing but the comp would be the first point of contact making that less of a possibility.
Id like to see someone make rail mounted weights. For the same reason. I have a 44mag Smith and Wesson Performance center with removable weights. Made me think
DO NOT BUY, caused permanent damage to my polymer rail, and shoots the flash straight upwards block line of sight and dirties the front sight after only a cpl rounds. Should have been milled at an angle like better comps. So pissed and not LTT or VP will care for the damage, gimmick imo
Interesting. Do you have video or pics that you can post? People need to be aware when a product causes problems. Shortly after I bought it Vantage Point sent out a part that appears to be something to reinforce the attachment point. I didn't ask them to, they just apparently sent them out to everyone. Maybe your issue is related?
The gentleman above has been refunded for his unit. What needs to be emphasized is to mark and check your screws and torque them to the specifications that we have set. If the set screws start to back out then it is likely you will have failure and can possibly result in damage. No different than red dot sights, scopes, lights, or other accessories that you attach to a firearm. Again, CHECK YOUR SCREWS. As far as his comment that it’s a gimmick. I have, at this point, literally hundreds of comments from customers that say otherwise.
@@surfacegr1nder705 Thanks for the response. I'm not here to bash or prop up anyone. I can say that my PX4 didn't have any frame damage prior to the use of the metal bar that Vantage Point shipped for free - without being asked - as the attachment point that the screws mount to instead of the polymer. From my perspective the company sending out a fix for a problem some (many? few?) may have experienced without being asked speaks well of the company. I'm not minimizing the claim made by DevilsAdvoca8 made as I don't know the entirety of the situation.
Did you compare with the same setup and no compensator?
I have compared them off camera and subjectively there is a bit less recoil with the compensator than without. Something I didn't mention in the video is that the comp doubles as a standoff device--in a close contact situation the slide can be pushed back by the body/hand of an attacker which would keep the gun from firing but the comp would be the first point of contact making that less of a possibility.
Id like to see someone make rail mounted weights. For the same reason. I have a 44mag Smith and Wesson Performance center with removable weights. Made me think
HKParts does for HK pistols so there wouldn't seem to be a reason why someone couldn't make them for the PX4.
DO NOT BUY, caused permanent damage to my polymer rail, and shoots the flash straight upwards block line of sight and dirties the front sight after only a cpl rounds. Should have been milled at an angle like better comps. So pissed and not LTT or VP will care for the damage, gimmick imo
Interesting. Do you have video or pics that you can post? People need to be aware when a product causes problems. Shortly after I bought it Vantage Point sent out a part that appears to be something to reinforce the attachment point. I didn't ask them to, they just apparently sent them out to everyone. Maybe your issue is related?
The gentleman above has been refunded for his unit. What needs to be emphasized is to mark and check your screws and torque them to the specifications that we have set. If the set screws start to back out then it is likely you will have failure and can possibly result in damage. No different than red dot sights, scopes, lights, or other accessories that you attach to a firearm. Again, CHECK YOUR SCREWS.
As far as his comment that it’s a gimmick. I have, at this point, literally hundreds of comments from customers that say otherwise.
@@surfacegr1nder705 Thanks for the response. I'm not here to bash or prop up anyone. I can say that my PX4 didn't have any frame damage prior to the use of the metal bar that Vantage Point shipped for free - without being asked - as the attachment point that the screws mount to instead of the polymer. From my perspective the company sending out a fix for a problem some (many? few?) may have experienced without being asked speaks well of the company. I'm not minimizing the claim made by DevilsAdvoca8 made as I don't know the entirety of the situation.