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Del-Ton AR-15 Standard Charging Handle 7075 Aluminum Black UP1005

$19.45
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Brand
Del-Ton
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
848456001383
MPN
UP1005

Overview

The Del-Ton AR-15 standard charging handle is machined to military specifications from 7075 aluminum and finished with a black anodized coating. Designed as a drop-in replacement or upgrade for standard AR-15 upper receivers and bolt carrier groups, it provides smooth, reliable chambering and extraction cycles. The precision-engineered handle offers positive control for tactical professionals, sport shooters, and civilian operators alike.

Price & Stock History

Price — 90d
Listings In Stock — 30d

Reviews

4.7
6 reviews
Customer Sentiment

Customers generally consider this charging handle to be a reliable, functional, and well-priced basic component for AR-15 builds.

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