VZ 58 Muzzle brake Zendl | stainless steel

Product detailed description

Stainless steel version

The compensator comes from the workshop of Tomáš Zendl (EvoArms) and is intended for caliber 7.62 for SA vz.58 and its clones.

In our opinion, one of the best compensators available for the Sa 58.

It has a significant stabilizing effect, so your rifle does not travel from left to right, which is not the case with other compensators.

The product has type tests from VTÚVM Slavičín

It compensates for the lift just enough to be used for double shots and I would say that it is the only one of them all that has successfully passed the exam of the military testing center in Slavičín.

We subjected the compensator to financially demanding certification tests at VTÚVM Slavičín.

The final report includes, among other things, the fact that its recoil damping efficiency is 35% (the highest on the market) and it significantly dampens the flame from the muzzle.

Approved for the military.

The TZ compensator moves at least the MPI (middle point of impact) and thus when correcting the front sight you are still within the tolerance of its possible lateral displacement.

Specifications

This weapon accessory is made of quality grade 15 steel and is further refined in the final stage.
Stainless steel version
Thread M14x1 right
Length 5.5 cm
Made in the Czech Republic

​We supply the compensator in a right-handed and left-handed version.

The P version is intended for shooters who holster the rifle in the right shoulder and the L version for shooters who holster it in the left shoulder.

This is due to the lateral stabilization of the weapon.

When ordering, please remember to specify the correct version

The Zendl compensator is a compensator, not a muzzle brake with a compensator, that's what it was designed and built for.

An interesting fact

There are a lot of different compensators on the market, but I don't believe that turners in workshops and garages who come out with a new compensator model every month would be willing to pay 40k. crowns for type tests for each model offered on the Internet.

So you buy some brutal-looking compensator and find out that after professional assembly you are unable to shoot the weapon at 100 meters, because it moves the SBZ (middle point of impact) so much that the front sight on the front sight carrier simply cannot be moved any more and you are at your wits end.

Or that the compensator increases the dispersion disproportionately... but you will find that out only after you have fitted it after the effort and gone to the shooting range with it.