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Strike Industries AR-15 Extended Latch Charging Handle Aluminum Flat Dark Earth SI-ARCH-EL-FDE

$32.79
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Flat Dark Earth
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
708747545890
MPN
SIARCHELFDE

Overview

The Strike Industries ARCH-EL Charging Handle features an enlarged aluminum extended latch designed for smooth operation in adverse conditions. Constructed from T-6 7075 forged, hard-anodized aluminum, the handle offers a lightweight profile and a high-polished surface to ensure a clean charge while minimizing wear on the receiver compared to steel latches. It includes a traditional concealed latch for normal operation and fits standard AR-15 charging handle configurations without requiring gunsmithing. Note: this item is not guaranteed to be compatible with Anderson Manufacturing upper receivers.

Price & Stock History

Price — 90d
Listings In Stock — 30d

Reviews

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4 reviews
Customer Sentiment

Customers generally report that the charging handle is a solid upgrade over stock parts, noting that it fits well, functions reliably, and provides useful clearance around large scopes.

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