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Strike Industries ARCHELBK Extended Latch Charging Handle AR-15 Black Anodized Aluminum

$32.79
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
700598349948
MPN
SIARCHELBK

Overview

The Strike Industries ARCH-EL Charging Handle is a 7075-T6 forged and hard-anodized aluminum charging handle featuring an enlarged extended latch surface designed for smooth operation and ease of use in adverse conditions. Built for durability, it utilizes a high-polished surface and ergonomic design for a clean, reliable charge. The aluminum extended latch minimizes weight and reduces receiver wear compared to traditional steel latches while maintaining a concealed latch co-existing for normal operation. It features built-in gas-busting capabilities to divert harmful gases, oil, and dirt away from the shooter, and fits all standard AR-15 charging handles with no gunsmithing required.

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