The Mass Driver Comp pistol compared to an uncompensated pistol is best described as the difference between a rear wheel drive V8 car vs a front wheel drive V8 car. RWD give you lift in the nose and a FWD gives you the feeling of under steer. The gas going forward and the comp's internal spring pull the nose of the gun down canceling the rearward movement of the slide. Instead of having to bring the muzzle back down to target, you actually end up under the target a little and have to raise it back up to where you were aiming. It takes some getting used to. But, up muzzle movement is almost eliminated. If you've been shooting a long time, it feels strange. If you're new to shooting, it's easier to get used to.

Nice exactly what I was looking for! Sweet Intro nice sound mixing.

Good video BTW keep making em I'll watch em .

I apologize if you mentioned this in the video, but I kinda skimmed through to the shooting portions... but did you use the stock recoil spring that it came with, or did you have to go down to the reduced #13?

Awesome video brother!

Just received mine today and its on my G45! Good to see another person with the same idea😅

Did the mass driver have any play or wiggle room from side to side or is it snug at the muzzle?

Hey that looks exactly like my Glock 19 lol. I have a light on the rail that’s the only difference. I think it looks and works really well to be honest. I’m debating getting an MOS Glock 26 to have as my conceal carry and put on a barrel that has multiple cuts in it to reduce recoil and change out the barrel. What I like about this comp is that it also changes the guide rod out and the recoil spring.

colder than grandpas deep freezer out here!!!!! lmao i subbed because of that joke

I literally just ordered it

My concern is, does it scratch up the front of the slide after awhile

Man to be honest lm not sold on compensators, good looking Glock.

can you use it with a threaded barrel or do you gotta have a regular size barrel? i mean i know you dont gotta use a threaded barrel, but can you with the glock 19 gen 5 one?????

Unfortunately I only have problems with this compensator. Do you have an idea? My compensator pushes the carriage too far back that it cannot ignite the cartridge

Does this comp damage the front end of the Glock? Does it chip off any coating on the gun that slams into the comp?

So honest opinion what do you over all think about it? I just purchased one for my 19 x range toy? Or something that's really useful?

is this the compact or standard size one?

Idk man. Seems like a gimmick.