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Strike Industries AR-TBCH-223-BK-BLU T-Bone Charging Handle .223/5.56x45mm Nato Blue Polymer Handles Aluminum Shaft for AR-15

$36.95
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Blue
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
793811764925
MPN
ARTBCH223BKBLU

Overview

The Strike Industries T-Bone Charging Handle is designed for mil-spec AR-15, M4, and M16 upper receivers in .223/5.56x45mm NATO. It features a patented gas redirect system that allows users to configure exhaust gas to exit exclusively to the left, exclusively to the right, or evenly to both sides. The shaft is machined from lightweight and high-strength 7000 series aluminum, while the blue latchless handles are constructed from SI PolyFlex polymer to minimize wear and tear on the receiver. The ambidextrous handles can also be swapped out for alternative sizes and styles.

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