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Mission First Tactical E-VOLV Charging Handle Latch, For AR-15, Black, Latch Only E2OCHL

$19.99
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Brand
Mission First Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
676315033875
MPN
E2OCHL

Overview

The Mission First Tactical E-VOLV charging handle latch is an oversized, black finish drop-in replacement for the standard AR-15 charging handle latch. Designed to improve weapon manipulation under stress, its enlarged profile provides a positive grip for easier operation, even when wearing gloves or body armor. The latch allows for quick and reliable charging from either side without requiring gunsmithing for installation.

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