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Strike Industries Charging Handle Rear Sight Rail Adapter for Glock

$7.95
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Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
Glock
UPC
700371178680

Overview

The Strike Industries Rear Sight Rail Adapter (GSR) for Glock is a lightweight, ultra-sturdy, and affordable tactical solution for mounting a rear sight or red dot optic without requiring custom slide milling. Weighing only 1 ounce, the aluminum Picatinny rail attaches securely using a back plate locking system with a security screw to eliminate vibration and movement. The unit includes backup rear reference dots on the rail if optics are not used, height-adjustment screws, and compatibility with separately sold ambidextrous charging handles.

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