Underworld Arms
Tisas B9R 4.25" Gen 2 Basilisk Compensator Thumb Rest Mk2
Tisas B9R 4.25" Gen 2 Basilisk Compensator Thumb Rest Mk2
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The Underworld Arms Basilisk Compensator for the Gen 2 Tisas B9R Carry 4.25" DS 1911, is a frame mounted compensator with two large expansion chambers that redirect the gas flow into two large top ports and four angled side ports which dramatically reduces muzzle flip and felt recoil.
The compensator is compatible with the second generation B9R with bull barrel, it is not compatible with the first generation B9R that has a bushing barrel.
This 50 state legal compensator is made for unthreaded barrels and is anodized black. This compensator has an ambi thumb rest lower with horizontal serrations that match the horizontal serrations on the slide release and thumb safety for a cohesive aesthetic. The holster we make is compatible with this thumb rest lower.
On most builds this compensator will require recoil spring tuning and we offer a spring tuning kit if your build requires it.
Compatible holsters are available HERE
This compensator increases the dimensions of the firearm so it requires a dedicated holster such as the ones we make, or a universal holster such as the MSP Tier 1, and the blackhawk omnivore light bearing.
Installation Video: Click Here
Everything you will need for the install is included: locking block, screws, Blue Vibratite 121 thread locker, and an allen key.
Specifications
Material: 7075-T6
Weight: 2.7oz
Length Overall: 3.75"
Length Added to Firearm: .825"
What an amazing product. Easy way to comp and port your Tisas B9R and still able to run a light. I love that I can switch out the different comps as well. With a 10lb spring from the kits they sell and the built in gas pedal, my 4.25” B9R is extremely flat shooting.
The Basilisk lizard is referred to as lagarto de Jesus Cristo in Latin America for its ability to run on the surface of water.
Amen to that and Merry Christmas!!!
After tuning my B9R Tisas, it was already a sewing machine rivaling $2-5K double stack 1911s.
Now...It looks absolutely badass and I can barely feel any recoil or muzzle flip.
It's like walking on water.
