PMM Compensator for CZ P10

I called Parker Mountain Machine in a bit of a rush. I was heading to Frontsight with my sons in a week. My oldest son wanted to use my M&P C.O.R.E. Performance, so I decided to use my new ‘Suppressor Ready’ CZ P-10 Compact instead. Planning to fire over 600 rounds in just four days I started looking for a compensator to help control the muzzle a little better. PMM was out of stock for the black compensators, but they were able to hook me up with an FDE version, which they rushed out to me so I could get it on the pistol before heading out. There were a bunch of shims in the package so I was able to index it spot on. Other than the color, it looks factory. The styling is brilliant, it matches the slide cuts perfectly. Even better? It works! After running 700 rounds of Winchester 124 grain 9mm NATO ammo through the gun over the four day course, the compensator didn’t move. I also ran about 50 rounds of 115 grain Blazer just to compare. The hotter ammo expels more gas which reduces the barrel flip a little better, but everything fed right through, the slide cycles with no issues. Accuracy is unaffected, but the additional control afforded by the compensator makes a noticeable difference in getting back on the sight picture quickly. Anyone who has been to Frontsight knows, the task is to deliver a controlled PAIR, within 1.5 seconds, drawing from the holster. Those who can’t control the muzzle flip and recoil are always finishing late, or suffering larger groupings. For the ‘failure to stop’ drill, you deliver a controlled pair to the chest, then a single shot to the cranio-ocular cavity. From 10 yards, delivering three shots can be challenging if you are taking extra time to get back on the sights, and the head box looks mighty small when time is ticking away. With the PMM Compensator, my compact is as easy to control as my full size M&P Ported C.O.R.E. Performance. Great outfit, terrific product, really excellent service. Thanks PMM! Oh, in case you were wondering, all three of us first timers qualified. It was an awesome trip.