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Strike Industries ARAMBIMRBK Ambidextrous Magazine Release AR-15, M16 Mil-Spec Black Aluminum

$34.89
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Magazine
UPC
708747548563
MPN
SIARAMBIMRBK

Overview

The Strike Industries Ambidextrous Magazine Release is an ergonomic, low-profile upgrade designed to drop into any receiver built to accept a mil-spec magazine catch. Constructed from black aluminum, this component enables seamless ambidextrous magazine ejections from any position without interfering with other controls or accidentally activating. The complete drop-in package includes the enhanced Strike Magazine Release button and spring, providing a functional upgrade for left-handed shooters or anyone seeking flexible control options on standard AR-15 and M16 platforms.

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