I like to try new things.
I recently, by accident, ran into this company.
I was researching comps for my P320 and came upon this comp via an old reddit post, where someone was asking about threadless comps.
Upon looking into the company and the barrel/comp setup, I was intrigued.
MAC Defense is the name of the company.
I ran a Mayhem Syndicate MK2 comp on my Zev G19, and decided I wanted to try the MAC Defense barrel/comp.
I ordered on a Saturday (Jan 9th). It shipped on Jan 11th. Due to USPS being slow I got it today.
Comms for the company via email seem sparse. They communicate better via Instagram. I asked if they were in stock on Instagram and got a reply within an hour.
I never got a reply to my email asking the same.
Now for the barrel and comp. It's a proprietary setup. Due to that, using the "Stubby" comp (single port) makes a 19 the same size as a G17.
It basically uses a "keyed" barrel with no threads, and just after the first port, it has a recess for a spring steel clip to hold everything in place.
You have two choices for the comp - (both are a solid steel comp, coated in black nitride)
You can get the Stubby, which is a single port comp and is the same length as the Mayhem Syndicate MK2 comp (makes a 19 the length of a 17) or you can get the Half Chub, which is a 3-port comp, and makes it slightly shorter than a KKM comp.
The Stubby is what I decided to go with, as I prefer the smaller comps. I plan on ordering the Half Chub when they have them available separately.
Presentation is nice. You get a case that contains the barrel, comp, the retaining clip, and a tool for install/removal.
It also has cutouts for other comps they sell/will sell.
Install is simple - install barrel, slide comp on, push spring clip into place. Done. Tolerances are *TIGHT*. You'll need to oil up the barrel prior to installing the comp.
Removal is done by pushing the provided tool thru the bottom of the comp and and it pushes the clip off the barrel.
I don't live in a ban state- however, people who live in ban states *should* be able to get around the arbitrary laws concerning threaded barrels with these.
I have no rounds thru it yet, but based on the very little feedback I *have* read (mainly on Instagram), results are positive.
The company seems small and just starting out. I definitely like where their head is at in terms of this barrel and comp setup and it being threadless to accommodate ban states, however the threadless design also enables them to have as short of a comp as possible, that should physically, not be able to lose its timing or come off.
Just a cool thing I figured I'd share. It will especially help the guys in ban states who prefer to err on the side of caution.
Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File