PMM Compensator for Beretta M9
$100.00
Product Details
Includes:
1 x PMM Beretta 90 Series 9mm Compensator
- 7075 Aluminum finished in a type III class 2 Black or FDE hardcoat anodize
- No set screws, mounts like a muzzle device on a rifle.
- Captured design ensures that even if your comp comes loose it will not come off or impede function.
- Designed around the Beretta factory threaded barrel in 1/2 x 28
1 x Shim Kit
- 4 x 0.010″ Shim
- 2 x 0.005″ Shim
- 1 x 0.002″ Shim
- 1 x 0.05mL Vial Loctite 272
Optional Muschi Mounting Block
Please note, you will need to order an additional shim kit for pre M9A4 centurion length slides
The PMM Compensator uses a proprietary mounting system much like what is found on all modern rifles utilizing a combination of shims and proper timing of the compensator in relation to the pistol slide.
PMM compensators utilize a single port design at the 12 O’clock position which maximizes the effectiveness of the comp in keeping the muzzle of the pistol down and allows the slide to “track” faster and more accurately for follow up shots.
During testing the PMM compensators were designed to work with most factory loaded ammunition but will yield the best function of the pistol with a +P or Nato spec cartridge. We have adapted our designs to integrate with and complement the design of your pistol so no longer does a compensator have to look like an afterthought slapped on the end of your pistol, rather it delivers unmatched performance and looks.
IF YOU HAVE A 92A1 WITH A FACTORY THREADED BARREL, PLEASE CONFIRM YOUR THREAD PITCH! BERETTA OFFERED THE 92A1 WITH A M14X1 RH THREAD PATTERN. THIS COMPENSATOR IS 1/2X28 THREADED AND WILL NOT FIT THE M14X1 RH THREAD PATTERN.
Ammo Recommendations:
115gr:
Federal American Eagle
Speer Lawman
Wolf
Remington UMC
Sig Sauer
Fiocchi
Magtech
124gr:
Blazer
Speer Lawman
Federal American Eagle
Sig Sauer
Winchester
PMC
Remington UMC
147gr:
Most ammo will run, but you will see less performance due to a lack of velocity
Ammo to stay away from:
Blazer 115
Winchester White Box 115
Armscor 115
PMC 115
All reloads or reman ammo
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Color | Black, FDE, Black Centurion (M9A3 & Later), FDE M9A4 Centurion |
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jeremiah s. –
Legit
Benjamin D. –
The boys over at Parker mountain set the standard for quality products. Great local company. Good people. Products fit and function flawlessly but also look like they belong. Will be a continued customer! 10/10 would recommend
Jeremy S. –
The comp went on just fine, no problems and it looks really good on the gun. Shooting it makes it feel like youre shooting a whole grain weight down from what you are actually shooting. Shooting 147s feels like shooting 124s and shooting 124s feels like shooting 115s.
Really one of the only pistol compensators I’ve used that *actually* works and *actually* has a noticeable effect on recoil and muzzle climb. It also looks really damn cool!
Would absolutely recommend it.
Frank A. –
It’s pretty awsome, was able to fit it exact do to the shims it included as well.
Kewan Z. –
Highly impressed with this comp for my Beretta M9A3. Aesthetically it looks like it came from the factory, it follows the Beretta’s sleek slide profile. More importantly it was easy to install, and performs great! I was able to cycle 115gr Tula steel case without any issues, an ammo that my friend with a comped Glock gets to practice malfunctions with. Recoil felt softer and “mushy” but in a good way, no snap or muzzle flip. I noticed my red dot barely moved outside of it’s window, and I think with practice and finding the sweet spot for bullet weight (a friend with a nearly identical setup recommended I try 124gr) I could really get fast repeatable groups. Overall highly satisfied!