Geissele Automatics URG-I Airborne Charging Handle - DDC

The Geissele Automatics Airborne Charging Handle (ACH) is a fully ambidextrous, dual-levered, gas-busting charging handle designed at the request of an elite organization famous for its expertise in aerial insertions. Machining the Super Charging Handle from a solid block of 7075-T6 aluminum allows for the levers to be dual contoured with a checkered handling surface to aid with gloved use. The shortened levers reduce snag points and are ideal for use with low-profile optics. Finally, the rear lip has been raised to help redirect the gas from suppressed or short-barreled rifles away from the shooter's face. All parts are hardcoat anodized in Desert Dirt Color (DDC).

The URG-I Airborne Charging handle maintains all the exceptional features and quality of the standard model with minimal use of laser engraving, displaying only "Geissele Automatics" and the ACH's NSN number.

Note: Geissele's Desert Dirt Color (DDC) finish refers to a variety of shades of desert terrain designed to better break up a rifle's outline. These colors can vary drastically even between products from the same batch and ARE NOT intended to color match. Per Geissele Automatics, the only way to receive a uniform color across all parts and accessories is to have them painted with a different finish such as DuraCoat or Cerakote.

Features:

• Shortened latches reduce snag risk
• Ambidextrous design
• Redirects gas away from the shooter
• Durable 7075-T6 aluminum construction
• MIL-SPEC hardcoat anodized finish
• Laser engraved with NSN number

Geissele Automatics manufactures confidence, offering quality triggers and components for the warfighter and competitor. They were established in 2004 with the mission to build the highest quality, reliable triggers for competition and their first trigger, the Hi-Speed National Match trigger, was so popular that they were asked by the Department of Defense to produce a select-fire trigger for the United States Special Operations. Again, it was a success and Geissele decided to bring a semi-automatic version to the civilian market for law enforcement and personal protection.