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Short Answer-
No
Long Answer-
Follow-up shot accuracy is determined by the sights. A good compensator will reduce muzzle rise (dot bounce) better than buffer gizmos. So will a good stance and grip.
A decent compensator like the DNTC or FSC556 is worth the price. Training will help regardless of upgrade.
Cool. I'm gonna try greasing the spring. I contemplated the DNTC or PRI QC for quick follow-ups, but wanted to FH. So now there are some choices, like the FSC and Vltor. I wonder as compensator design evolves, hydraulic/pneumatic buffers will lose some share in the aftermarket.
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