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Mission First Tactical E-VolV AR-15 Low Profile Charging Handle Latch Aluminum Black E2LPCHL

Name: Mission First Tactical E-VolV AR-15 Low Profile Charging Handle Latch Aluminum Black E2LPCHL
Brand: Mission First Tactical
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Brand: Mission First Tactical
Color: Black
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Upper Receiver
UPC: 676315033882
MPN: E2LPCHL

Overview

The Mission First Tactical E-VolV Low Profile Charging Handle Latch (E2LPCHL) is designed for use with AR-15, M4, and M16 platforms. This black, aluminum component serves as a direct replacement for the standard charging handle latch and can be installed in minutes. Its low-profile design allows for ambidextrous manipulation of the charging handle.

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