My brother recently bought a G22 for home and a G27 for concealed carry. At first he was looking for 22C but I was able to talk him out of getting a compensated model. An LEO Wanna Be (Aux. Cop) that he works with has told him that he will be sorry that he didn't get the 22C because of controllability problems, which has him questioning his choice (and my advice). I told him that since he normally shot a S&W Mod. 19 with full power loads and had no problems with the recoil, the .40 cal. might be a pleasant surprise to shoot. Since the G22 will be used for casual target shooting and possible encounters inside a darkened house, as far as I was concerned, a bright vent of muzzle gas in front of his eyes was the last thing that he wanted. If he was going to use the gun in IDPA or IPSC the compensator might be of help after several hundred rounds but not for the purpose that he purchased it. What are your opinions on compensators for inside the house work?
Thanks
Dennis
Thanks
Dennis