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Sig Sauer Tread Ambidextrous Charging Handle, Black - KITTRDCHARGINGHANDLE

$62.93
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Color
Anodized Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
798681598823
MPN
KITTRDCHARGINGHANDLE

Overview

The Sig Sauer TREAD ambidextrous charging handle is constructed from high-strength, aircraft-grade aluminum with an anodized black finish. Designed for left- or right-hand operation, it features medium-sized latches and a dual roll-pin build that withstands extended use under stress while providing snag-free manipulation of the bolt carrier group.

Price & Stock History

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Listings In Stock — 30d

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