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Geissele Airborne AR-15 Charging Handle, Black - 05-497B
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Geissele Airborne AR-15 Charging Handle, Black - 05-497B
SKU | 516446066 |
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Brand | Geissele |
Model Number | 05-497B |
UPC | 817953022221 |
Caliber | 5.56x45mm |
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Product Details
Details
- Low Profile Design
- Ambidextrous
- Machined from Aircraft Grade 7075-T6 Aluminum
- Shortened levers
- Type 3 Hardcoat anodized
- Black
Features
The Airborne Charging Handle (ACH) was developed at the request of an elite organization famous for its expertise in aerial insertion. The organization requested a lower profile lever design to reduce the chances of snagging. The ACH’s lower profile design is especially ideal for rifles where the primary sighting system is a red dot or similar low profile optic system. The ambidextrous ACH is 3D machined from a solid block of aircraft grade 7075-T6 aluminum. Shortened levers are dual contoured with gently concaved radius cuts in the vertical and horizontal planes. The handling surfaces of the levers are checkered for confident operation while wearing gloves. A taller fence at the rear of the ACH aids in redirecting gas blowback when shooting with short barreled and suppressed weapon systems. The ACH and its components are Type 3 Hardcoat anodized.
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