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Product information "Radian Raptor SD Ambidextrous AR15 Charging Handle"
The silencer-optimized Radian Raptor SD features a ported shaft designed to redirect gasses down and forward, away from the shooter’s face when shooting suppressed. Its ambidextrous design allows rapid palm "blading" or finger-thumb charging of the weapon, ensuring the motion is fluid and fast from either strong or support side. The Raptor-SD is compatible with most AR15/M16-pattern rifles. Designed & Manufactured in the USA. Machined from 7075-T6 aluminum. MILSPEC Type 3 Hard Coat Anodized Finish.
Examples of popular models which AR10/SR25 is compatible: Aero M5, STAG-10, Armalite AR10, Knights Armament SR25, Daniel Defense DD5 V3, V4, V5, DPMS Gen1, and many others using DPMS Gen1 or Armalite AR10 platform.
AR10/SR25 - NOT COMPATIBLE with SIG716, Savage MSR10, Smith and Wesson M&P10 these models use proprietary charging handle designs.
Color: black
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