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LATCH, CHARGING HANDLE, EXTENDED, AR PLATFORM

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$27.95
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Wilson Combat

Introducing the Extended Charging Handle Latch for the AR Platform! This extra inch of length on your charging handle gives you an advantage when chambering ammunition - without taking your eyes off of the target.

Introducing the Extended Charging Handle Latch for the AR Platform! This extra inch of length on your charging handle gives you an advantage when chambering ammunition - without taking your eyes off of the target. Our latch is designed to fit any standard AR-15 style charging handle, so you can upgrade with confidence and ease. With this extended latch, you can get the most out of your AR platform - and be ready for any situation. Get more control and improve your target acquisition speed with our Extended Charging Handle Latch! 

  • Allows you to chamber a round without taking your eyes off target
  • Permits rapid clearance of malfunctions
  • Fits any standard AR-15 style charging handle

Reviews

  • 3
    Good For What It Is.

    Posted by Christopher B on Mar 13th 2014

    Only complaint is your going to need to retrain on bolt manipulation, attachment directs force to opposing side causing a bind if not careful. But latch grants great purchase.

  • 5
    You Know Its Good When....

    Posted by David Roberts on Aug 29th 2013

    ... you buy one, then buy another.

  • 5
    Great Upgrade

    Posted by Larry L on Apr 15th 2013

    This is a great upgrade that is simple to install and is very handy when wearing gloves. fit and finish were very good as you would expect with wilson. good purchase

  • 5
    Wonderful Addition

    Posted by Rick on Nov 12th 2012

    Wish Id done this before my Carbine class at the Sig Academy. So much easier and faster to reach and pull the charging handle. The pin on my Rock River Operator came out very easy. It dropped on the floor and the spring went flying as well. Not as straight forward as the video but not difficult at all. Take your time and make sure the floor is free of clutter in case the pin falls. Highly recommended.

  • 5
    Must Have For Law Enforcement

    Posted by Tony on Oct 24th 2011

    I am an Officer in a P.D. that requires its Officers to carry and maintain their own Rifles. I bought this for my rifle, and LOVE IT. This extender allows you to keep your trigger hand on the handle while reloading. Saving you seconds and allowing you to put follow up rounds on target FASTER. It also allows you to use your palm in addition to your fingers with total ease. Handy if something happens to your hand during a firefight. Would recomend to any other Officer.

  • 5
    Great Addition To Any Ar

    Posted by Timothy on Oct 10th 2011

    Wanted a bigger charging handle for 3 Gun / Tactical applications and I am very happy with my choice. I did not have a vise for installation so I used two C clamps to hold the handle down to a work bench. worked like a champ. I completed the switch in about 3 minutes. Would recommend this extended charging handle to anyone in the market for one.

  • 5
    Must Have A Big Release

    Posted by Lee on Jun 30th 2011

    An Enlarged Release is imparitive when using a standard scope on an A3 Upper. This charging handle release makes charging a whole lot easier. The finish on the release is close enough to the original finish on my Bushmaster XM15.

  • 5
    Practical Upgrade For Any Ar

    Posted by Steve Powell on Jun 28th 2011

    I installed these on both my Wilson M4T & Olympic Arms K-8. Installation was easy with the use of a vise& they work flawlessly. Solved the problem of grabbing charging handle around the scope. Id recommend to anyone!

  • 5
    Handy, Practical Addition To My Ar.

    Posted by Anonymous on Feb 5th 2011

    I am a follower of Kelly McCanns rifle techniques and in order to use the support hand to cycle the bolt you cant beat this in place of the stock latch release on the charging handle. The only thing Id advise is to make sure you have the proper tools to change it out, I didnt and it wasnt a fun job without a vise and a punch, but I still got it done. I would recommend this to a friend.