Geissele Automatics Airborne Charging Handle (ACH) - 5.56 1200 Manufacturer part #: 600-5011

Name: Geissele Automatics Airborne Charging Handle (ACH) - 5.56 1200 Manufacturer part #: 600-5011
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 70788167587
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0828 (7 reviews)

SKU 70788167587 ★ 4.1

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Geissele Automatics Airborne Charging Handle (ACH) 5.56 1200 Manufacturer part #: 600 5011 Manufacturer part #: 600 5011 41mm Product Box: Blue Mechanism: AXIS® Lock Blade Style: Drop Point Handle: 6061 T6 Anodized Aluminum Pocket Clip: Mini Deep Carry Blade Finish: Cerakote Blade Color: Black Clip Color: Black Clip Finish: Black Oxide Clip Position: Tip Up Clip Type: Mini Deep Carry Ambidextrous: Yes Handle Material: 6061 T6 Aircraft Aluminum Handle Color: Grey MOLLE Compatible: False Lanyard Hole: Yes Blade Steel: M390 Stainless Steel (58 61HRC) Weight: 2 adding a textured grip aiding to the use when operating with gloves The heightened rear lip of the ACH aids in mitigating gas blow back to the shooter when shooting with short barreled and suppressed weapon systems

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