Daniel Defense Charging Handle

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The Daniel Defense GRIP-N-RIP AR-15 is a ambidextrous charging handle for AR15 rifles. Daniel Defense is known for optimizing all components for maximum functionality and very light weight. This charging handle weighs only about 37g and is designed to be ergonomic and smooth in operation.

What else should a charging handle be able to do, one might ask? Daniel Defense has an answer: for example, the design redirects gas flow upwards and away from the shooter's face. No one likes blowback in the face, and it can also be harmful. The system is also perfect for both left- and right-handed shooters, as each grip releases the lock independently, no matter how you grip.

This AR-15-based charging handle fits nearly all common AR-15 models.

Product details:

- Perfect for AR-15 semi-automatic rifles
- Lightweight, enlarged, ergonomic grips made from 6061-T6 aluminum and Type III hard coat anodized
- Main body machined from 7075-T6 aluminum and Type III hard coat anodized
- The locking mechanism is made from 6061-T6 aluminum and Type III hard coat anodized
- High-strength tension pins made of stainless steel
- Weight: 37g, (1.3 oz)

Daniel Defense is a relatively young US firearms manufacturer, founded in 2000 by Marty Daniel with the goal of producing high-quality firearm accessories. Nearly two decades later, Daniel Defense is now one of the renowned gun makers in America. The 300,000 m² company headquarters in Black Creek, Georgia speaks for itself, as almost all components are manufactured in-house. This also allows for a high level of manufacturing quality. Innovation is also an important topic, as Daniel Defense is one of the first US manufacturers to use the cold hammer forging process for durable and particularly precise rifle barrels. Whether AR15 rifles, pistols, bolt-action rifles, or accessories – at Daniel Defense, hunters, sport shooters, as well as law enforcement and military feel well taken care of and benefit from the absolute top quality of all products.