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Carlson's Choke Tubes Ambidextrous Hammer Expander for Henry Golden Boy Rimfire Rifles, Black - 00114

$11.79
Brand
Carlson's
Color
Anodized Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
723189001148
MPN
00114

Overview

The Carlson's Choke Tubes Ambidextrous Hammer Expander is designed to enhance control, ergonomics, and operation on Henry Golden Boy rimfire rifles, as well as Henry .22 rimfire pump and lever-action platforms. This accessory extends the surface area of the factory hammer to facilitate easier cocking and decocking, which is particularly beneficial when using low-profile optics or when shooting in cold weather while wearing gloves. Crafted from lightweight aluminum with an anodized black finish, the balanced design helps prevent uneven wear on internal trigger and sear components. The body features a knurled surface with a 0.375-inch diameter and a 1.5-inch length, providing a positive, non-slip grip for left- or right-handed shooters. Installation is straightforward and does not require permanent modifications to the firearm. Made in the USA.

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