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Radian Weapons Raptor-LT AR-15 Ambidextrous Charging Handle 5.56 NATO 7075 T6 Aluminum Over Molded with High-Strength Fiber Glass Reinforced Polymer FDE Latch/Matte Black

Name: Radian Weapons Raptor-LT AR-15 Ambidextrous Charging Handle 5.56 NATO 7075 T6 Aluminum Over Molded with High-Strength Fiber Glass Reinforced Polymer FDE Latch/Matte Black
Brand: Radian Weapons
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (27 reviews)

$84.95

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Brand: Radian Weapons
Color: Flat Dark Earth
Category: Gun Parts
Platform: AR-15
Gun Part Type: Upper Receiver
UPC: 817093021177
MPN: R0149

Price & Stock History

Price — 90d

Listings In Stock — 30d

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27 reviews

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Reviewers consistently praise the charging handle for its smooth operation, durable construction, and convenient ambidextrous design that functions well with one finger or while wearing gloves.

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