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Aero Precision BREACH, AR-10 Charging Handle, Ambidextrous, Large Lever, Gas Deflection Shelf, Anodized Finish, Kodiak Brown APRA700341C

$104.99
Brand
Aero Precision
Color
Kodiak Brown
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-10
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
840014620463

Overview

The Aero Precision BREACH is a precision-manufactured charging handle designed for the AR-10 platform. It features a robust, reinforced 7075-T6 aluminum bar engineered to resist rotational flex and handle demanding operational tasks. The ambidextrous levers utilize a patent-pending dual spring system that directs the force-of-use into the main body of the charging handle, allowing for reliable one-sided manipulation without stressing roll pins. Additionally, the large lever configuration provides an extended operating surface, while an integrated gas deflection shelf helps redirect gas flow away from the shooter's face when firing suppressed. Stylistic functional cuts assist in clearing carbon and debris from the upper receiver.

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