Herrington Arms - compensators and pistol accessories machined in-house
arrow_backTo the overviewHerrington Arms machines compensators, magwells and magazine extensions in its own shop in Salem, Ohio. Behind the name stand owner Cory Herrington and a team of nine, two of them machinists and one an engineer. They have built compensators since 2018.
A compensator works on the gas that follows the bullet out of the muzzle: ports on the top side send that gas upward, the reaction pushes the muzzle down, and the sight picture comes back on target sooner.
The compensators are model-specific, not universal. Each part is cut for one particular slide and barrel and mounts without spacers. Material is USA-sourced 7075 aluminium, finished in black anodising or FDE Cerakote.
The line covers the HC9C and HC95 V2 for Glock, the HC43 for the Glock 43, 43X and 48, the HC320 for the SIG P320 and the HC10 for the CZ P10C, P10F and SR. Plus compensators for the Springfield Hellcat and Echelon, the SIG P365, the Walther PDP and the Canik Mete.
TacDane represents Herrington Arms in Denmark. Find your model in the line-up: the compensator is cut for that exact slide and barrel.
This product can be seen at the exhibition.
This product can be seen at the Exhibition
















