Strike Industries T-Bone Charging Handle for Upper Receivers, Black/OD Green - SI-AR-TBCH-223-BK-OD
| SKU | 51655151440 |
|---|---|
| Model Number | ARTBCH223BKOD |
| Brand | Strike Industries |
| UPC | 793811764949 |
| Caliber | .223 Remington, 5.56x45mm |
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Effortlessly adjust gas direction - left, right, or evenly distributed on both sides
Enjoy the convenience of latchless, modular SI PolyFlex polymer handles
Customize your grip with easily interchangeable handles, offering a range of sizes and styles (coming soon)
Preserve your upper receiver with minimal wear, setting it apart from competitors on the market
Crafted from the robust 7000 series aluminum, renowned for its lightweight strength in demanding applications
Features
Meet the Strike Industries T-Bone Charging Handle, designed exclusively for .223/5.56 AR-15 rifles. This revolutionary handle boasts a patented gas redirect system, giving you the freedom to customize gas exit configurations - left, right or balanced. Crafted from rugged 7000 series aluminum, it delivers a perfect blend of lightweight durability. The latchless design incorporates SI PolyFlex polymer for enhanced comfort and control. Stay tuned for the upcoming release of interchangeable handles in various sizes and styles. The T-Bone Charging Handle is your answer to minimizing wear on your AR upper receiver compared to traditional options, offering a modular solution to fine-tune gas direction and elevate your AR upper receiver's performance, aesthetics and ergonomics.
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