Breek Arms - Micro WARHAMMER Mod2 AR-15 Charging Handle - Black
Breek Arms - Micro WARHAMMER Mod2 AR-15 Charging Handle - Black is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Breek Arms - Micro WARHAMMER Mod2 AR-15 Charging Handle - Black is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
The Breek Arms WARHAMMER MICRO MOD2 ambidextrous charging handle is a straightforward and cost-effective enhancement for your AR-15. It features textured grooves on the latch handles, allowing for quick charging even with large gloves. The smaller latches are designed to prevent snagging when using gear, slings, or barriers. With a total latch width of 2.40 inches, it is slightly wider than a standard charging handle, offering a low-profile design that maintains a sleek appearance without compromising functionality. Constructed entirely from 7075-T6 aluminum, this charging handle ensures added strength and durability.
The MOD2 design incorporates improvements to further reduce gas blowback, enhancing the shooting experience, especially when using a suppressor. Relief cuts on the top and bottom of the stem direct extra gas out the side, while an increased height of the rear shelf better covers the back of the upper. These modifications make it an ideal choice for shooters seeking improved performance.
Key Features
- Material: 7075-T6 aluminum
- Finish: Type III hard-coat anodized
- Compatibility: Fits all mil-spec AR15/M16 rifles
- Ambidextrous Design: Reduced size release levers on both sides
- Total Width: 2.40 inches across the handles
- Weight: Just under 1 ounce
- Enhanced Gas Management: Higher rear shelf and relief cuts
- Easy Installation: No gunsmith required
- Made in America
Specifications
- SubCategory: Long Gun Parts
- Model: Warhammer
- Color: Black
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