Strike Latchless Charging Handle - FDE

Mil-Spec AR-15 charging handles don’t fail often, but when they do, it is typically the latch that is the first part to wear out. The Strike Industries Latchless Charging Handle eliminates this problem. It’s simple, ambidextrous design has fewer moving parts and a flat spring that locks to the inside of the upper receiver. The internal diameters of the charging handle slot are radiused which reduces friction and wear unlike the traditional 90° surface that a traditional charging handle uses. Another benefit of the flat spring design is the enlarged bearing surface that spreads out force and wear over a larger surface area. This ambidextrous charging handle is anodized black and forged from 7075 aluminum to ensure a long lasting service life.

Note:For Mil-Spec AR-15 only. Not rated for suppressed, full auto, SBRs, or pistol length barrels.


Features:

• Forged from 7075 aluminum
• Anodized flat dark earth
• Flat spring internal locking mechanism
• No moving parts that are potential break points
• Snag free and ambidextrous design
• Modular ISO-Tab system to customize the look and feel
• Gas vents to help reduce blow-back

The Strike Latchless Charging Handle also features a modular design that allows the use of their ISO-Tabs: a larger and aggressively textured grip that allows for quick and efficient weapon manipulation. Whether you are wearing gloves or running a large optic, these handles will improve the look and function of your rifle. The can be had in all the same anodized colors as the SI charging handles, so you can mix and match to give your rifle a unique look.

Strike Industries products are designed by shooting experts for the shooting sportsman. They have anything from AR-15 parts and accessories to Glock components so you can completely customize your set up no matter what you run. Their complete line of innovative products come in a huge variety of colors and finishes so you can not only customize function, but personalize your look. You can’t go wrong with Strike Industries.