Manufactured to LWRCI's exact standards, this charging handle features large bearing surfaces on the rack and pinion latches providing absolute user interface. Provides true ambidextrous usage. The charging hand is type II hard coat anodized, and salt bath nitride for complete corrosion resistance. It is a drop-in replacement for standard AR-15/M4 platform rifles.
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Manufactured to LWRCI's exact standards for high reliability, featuring large bearing surfaces for better user interface.
True ambidextrous design allows for easy use by both left and right-handed operators.
Finished with type II hard coat anodizing and salt bath nitride for superior corrosion resistance; easy drop-in replacement for AR-15/M4 rifles.
after a long back-order wait, finally got my LWRC ambi charging handle. immediately noticed the extra heft, attributable to the steel paddles, whereas my other 2 ambi charging handles have aluminum paddles (BCM, Troy). not saying that the others are flimsy at all, just that you notice that this one weighs a touch more. it's a bit wider than my Troy ambi handle, but nowhere near as wide as the BCM ambi handle. it's just about the right width to give your fingers that extra clearance to the Magpul polymer rear MBUS sight. with the Troy ambi handle, you are kind of made aware of the closeness of the MBUS windage knob when your finger gets ahold of the right-side charging handle ear, especially if you're using the charging handle to lower the bolt into battery in a controlled bolt-release. with a narrow ambi charging handle (e.g. Troy), your right-side finger knuckle may become acquainted with the MBUS windage knob. not so with the LWRC.
also nicely noticable is that edges of the LWRC paddles have just a touch more of a radiused treatment, in comparison to the BCM and Troy ambi handles. could be attributable to LWRC paddles being polished, blued steel, actually black in color, but that type of finish, in contrast to black-anodized aluminum. but you're definitely not going to slip thanks to the LWRC nicely grooved ridges (serrations) on the gripping surface. maybe because the extra strength of steel, they can make more pronounced features than what you could do with aluminum..
i also noticed that the springs on the LWRC paddles are a bit stiffer than the Troy or BCM. just going by my touch, the BCM has the lightest paddle spring-force, then the Troy, and then the LWRC. not a problem or an annoyance, but just something you notice when you can compare these three high-quality, well-made ambi charging handles side-by-side. not saying that the BCM is weak, not by any means.
i'm thinking that i'll probably use the Troy ambi handle on my AR's that have the A2 carry handle sight, and the LWRC for the M4 carbine with the MAGPUL polymer rear sight. the extra width of the ambi BCM works nicely with the rifle that's equipped with the MAGPUL fixed stock, since the this fixed stock has a bit of width (for cheek weld) that the BCM handle nicely provides finger-clearance for.
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This item is controlled by the U.S. government and authorized for export only to the country of ultimate destination for use by the ultimate consignee or end-user(s) herein identified. It may not be resold, transferred, or otherwise disposed of, to any other country or to any person other than the authorized ultimate consignee or end-user(s), either in their original form or after being incorporated into other items, without first obtaining approval from the U.S. government or as otherwise authorized by U.S. law and regulations.
The PRO JAGS Accupro .50 CAL PRO JAG features an exclusive rubber O-Ring that centers the jag and patch in the bore to prevent muzzle damage.
Its pointed, brass construction ensures a firm hold on all patch types for efficient cleaning, compatible with standard rifle and shotgun cleaning rods.
The jag is 1½" (3.8cm) long with 8 - 32 thread, except for the 12 gauge which has a 5/16"- 27 thread, suitable for .50 caliber firearms.
The mop is designed for dual-purpose cleaning and lubricating of both the chamber and locking lug recesses for M16 or AR-15.
Constructed with individually-tied cotton strands, the long, skinny part of the mop reaches the chamber effectively.
It comes in a pack of three, with each mop featuring 8-32 threads and is approximately 3 inches long, suitable for .22 caliber (.223-.224).
Rugged all-steel construction designed for 9mm AR-15 conversions using Colt-style magazines.
Features a metal follower for smooth feeding and a hold-open feature compatible with ARs that have a conversion block.
Comes with an easy-to-remove floorplate for quick disassembly, and has a 32-round capacity for extended shooting sessions.