Ambidextrous controls feature ergonomically designed 7075 aluminum levers, allowing easy charging from either hand, while staying low-profile and comfortable for slung use
Robust construction with reduced chamfer angles on the 7075 aluminum-reinforced bar resists rotational flex and potential breakage for reliable durability
The patent-pending lever mechanism transfers force away from roll pins to the reinforced bar's top, protecting the charging handle under extreme stress
The gas deflection shelf aligns with the upper receiver to redirect gas flow away from the user's face when shooting suppressed
This functional design features stylistic cuts on the charging handle to clear carbon build-up from the upper receiver, while the spacer design seals the lever mechanism from debris

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The Aero Precision BREACH charging handle for the AR-15 platform is built for demanding use, combining rugged durability with ambidextrous functionality. Precision-manufactured from reinforced 7075-T6 aluminum, it can handle the toughest tasks with ease. The ambidextrous levers, equipped with a patent-pending dual spring system, transfer force efficiently into the robust handle body, allowing reliable one-sided charging without the typical weaknesses of traditional Mil-Spec designs. Its small lever configuration ensures a low-profile, easy-to-grip interface that remains comfortable when slung and allows for smooth, effortless operation from either side of the rifle.

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