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Radian Raptor AR-15 Ambidextrous Charging Handle - NP3 Coated
Usage
By the book, an AR rifle is charged by gripping the charging handle with fingers on both sides. However, in fast-paced scenarios, users often rely on a single-sided pinch grip. Most MIL-SPEC handles only allow this action from the left side, which can be challenging for left-handed users or when operating the rifle left-handed, such as shooting around obstacles. Ambidextrous charging handles make operation easier, enabling quick one-sided charging from either side.
Lubricating the Charging Handle?
There are many opinions about firearm lubrication, but the truth is that most ARs with standard tolerances operate best when generously oiled. Key areas to lubricate include the sliding surfaces of the bolt carrier group and the charging handle shaft. Avoid putting any oil in the trigger mechanism, firing pin channel, or the charging handle grip area. Also, do not grease the bolt face. It is also advisable to at least think about cleaning your weapon system from time to time. Bare minimum is to dry your rifle after exposure to water. Clean out dirt, carbon buildup, and other gunk inside the upper receiver before reapplying oil. Occasionally inspect the barrel as well.
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Description
Article no.: R0005
Usage
By the book, an AR rifle is charged by gripping the charging handle with fingers on both sides. However, in fast-paced scenarios, users often rely on a single-sided pinch grip. Most MIL-SPEC handles only allow this action from the left side, which can be challenging for left-handed users or when operating the rifle left-handed, such as shooting around obstacles. Ambidextrous charging handles make operation easier, enabling quick one-sided charging from either side.
Lubricating the Charging Handle?
There are many opinions about firearm lubrication, but the truth is that most ARs with standard tolerances operate best when generously oiled. Key areas to lubricate include the sliding surfaces of the bolt carrier group and the charging handle shaft. Avoid putting any oil in the trigger mechanism, firing pin channel, or the charging handle grip area. Also, do not grease the bolt face. It is also advisable to at least think about cleaning your weapon system from time to time. Bare minimum is to dry your rifle after exposure to water. Clean out dirt, carbon buildup, and other gunk inside the upper receiver before reapplying oil. Occasionally inspect the barrel as well.