Forward Controls Design Ambidextrous MCX Charging Handle - Black
Details
Details
The Forward Controls Design Ambidextrous MCX Charging Handle (ACF-MCX) is a high-performance upgrade for your SIG MCX Spear, Spear LT, or Rattler. It is designed to be stronger, more durable, and more ergonomic than the factory charging handle, and it features a number of unique design elements that make it the best choice for serious shooters.
The ACF-MCX is machined from 7075 aluminum and Type III hard coat anodized for superior strength and corrosion resistance. It is ambidextrous with a tall and thicker T-handle with aggressive serrations for improved ergonomics.
Features:
- Ambidextrous design
- Machined from 7075 aluminum
- Type III hard coat anodized
- Wider T-handle for latch protection and better grip
- Gentle rearward sweeping slope of the T-handle to reduce snagging
- Significantly taller and thicker profile for more surface area and better grip
- "Constant motion" latch design to eliminate stress on the latches and roll pins when mortaring the weapon
- Taller and better gas deflection fence
The ACF-MCX also features a taller and better gas deflection fence than the factory charging handle. This helps to keep gas and debris away from the shooter's face and eyes when shooting with a suppressor.
Specifications
California Prop 65 warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.Ratings & Reviews
1 review
Purpose built Charging handle.
by Garret W -
For whatever reason the trigger and the charging handle on the MCX are uncomfortable, at least to me. I’ve spent most of my life including my career around the AR platform. This is the best charging handle I’ve ever used. No hyperbole. It’s solid, takes a lot of the gritty feeling out of charging the MCX. The redirect for the gas alone is worth the money. I don’t want to sound like a shill for Forward Controls Design but their products work well. It seems like a lot of the gear being made today is designed for aesthetics over function. Forward controls Design balances function and reliability with aesthetic. I don’t own a lot of their products, but I’ve been impressed enough that I look through their designs first before going elsewhere. Their products are simple and elegant. Primary arms as always is the standard for buying anything firearm related.