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FN 20100504 Non-Reciprocating Charging Handle Conversion Kit (Light) for FN SCAR 16S, Black

$798.76
Brand
FNH
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
845737014889
MPN
20100504

Overview

The FN Non-Reciprocating Charging Handle (NRCH) Conversion Kit is an upgrade designed specifically for the FN SCAR 16S platform. This black-finished kit modernizes legacy rifles by decoupling the charging handle from the bolt carrier group, preventing the handle from cycling rearward during firing. This design reduces the risk of scope strikes and thumb interference while enhancing ergonomics and enabling one-handed manipulation from various shooting positions or grip styles. The assembly includes a new NRCH bolt carrier, a dual charging handle and sling loop assembly, an innovative charging handle sled, and two ambidextrous, reversible charging handles that lock forward upon bolt closure and remain static during firing for superior forward assist capability.

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