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AGENCY GAS CRACK CHARGING HANDLE

$95.61
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Brand
Agency Arms
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
MPN
10019

Overview

The Agency Gas Crack Charging Handle is a tactical upgrade engineered for the AR-15/M4 platform to enhance operational efficiency and reduce user fatigue. Crafted in the USA from high-grade 7075 aluminum with a durable MIL-SPEC anodized finish, it features an optimized high shelf and gas crack design that effectively redirects gas blowback away from the shooter's face. Designed for ambidextrous operation, the charging handle improves leverage and grip geometry through refined angles and surface texture, allowing for smooth and consistent bolt manipulation during extended training sessions or tactical deployments.

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