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RISE Armament RA-212 AR-15 Extended Latch Charging Handle Aluminum Black

$47.99
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Brand
Rise Armament
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
851046006682
MPN
RA212BLK

Overview

The RISE Armament RA-212 is a lightweight, extended-latch charging handle designed for Mil-Spec AR-15 upper receivers. Precision CNC-machined from 7075-T6 billet aluminum, the extended latch provides a larger surface area to facilitate easier and faster charging of the rifle. The component is finished in black and is backed by a lifetime manufacturing warranty.

Price & Stock History

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