"Punisher" influence :)

Just got back front he range. My Kimber was shooting too high with this compensator installed. Also, I didn't notice any recoil reduction. Shooting high is definitely compensator caused since it was perfect before. Maybe, it's a very tight fit or maybe it's not machined properly? Not sure.
 
Looks like you have the same comp as me other than the color. Does yours just replace the bushing?
I haven't shot mine yet so I can't say if there is a POI shift.
As stated earlier by one of the other guys the 45 is a low pressure round and therefore you won't feel much influence from the brake, it is however weight at the muzzle that should help a little in reducing muzzle flip and felt recoil.
I hope mine shoots the same with and without it. Time will tell.
Good luck getting it sorted out.
 
id64 said:
Always loved the look of those Colts in the movie! Decided to get a similar look for my Kimber. Sorry about low quality iPhone photos.
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Nice gun and pictures!:)


Some more influence...
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Anyone know if you can get these mag plates from a Canadian supplier? www. ndzperformance.com /category-s/1992.htm
 
id64 said:
meh, I prefer my pistols to shoot correctly. ;)
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If you planned to keep it on full time you could just get a taller front sight post? Fibre optic? :)
I need to get mine out to the range and see if it is the same. Silly work always getting in the way of my range time:(
Anyone know how to win lottomax? I must be doing it wrong.
 
Ok, I think that I know why it's happening. Bushing diameter on that thing is smaller a bit than stock one. I just dremeled out and now it fits much better. Lets see if it fixes POI as well.
 
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