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Next Level Armament - 5.56 Ambi Charging Handle - NLX700
$71.00
| SKU | 51655205399 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Next Level Armament |
| MPN | NLX700 |
| UPC | 793585908143 |
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Product Details
Details
Brand: Next Level Arms
Platform: AR15
Finish: Black
Hand: Ambidextrous
Material: 7075 Aluminum
Features
Take your rifle to the Next Level with the NLX556 ambi charging handle. Whether you shoot with gloves or shoot competition, our industry best ambi charge handle design will upgrade your rifle’s performance.
We designed all our ambidextrous charge handles for us folks up here in the Michigan Weather. The design was brought to life from wearing gloves and needing more scope clearance while hunting in cold weather conditions. Manufactured from 7075 aluminum with larger, more aggressive “ears” and fewer moving parts than other designs, our charge handles are among the best ambi charge handles on the market.
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