Luth-AR AR-15 Charging Handle

AR-15 Charging Handle by Luth-AR

Looking for a classic and reliable charging handle for your AR-15? Then you need the Luth A1 Style Retro AR-15 Charging Handle! This top-of-the-line charging handle is exactly what you need to give your A1-style rifle that perfect vintage feel. Made from high-quality 6061 T6 aluminum, the Luth AR charging handle is designed to fit and function perfectly with any standard mil spec AR-15 upper receiver. It’s also finished with a hard coat anodized finish for extreme corrosion resistance, so you can be sure this charging handle will with stand the elements and last you for years to come. If you’re looking for a top quality and reliable AR-15 charging handle, then you need the Luth AR A1 Style Retro Charging Handle!

Luth AR15 Charging Handle Specifications:

• AR-15 Charging Handle with Standard Latch
• Finish – Hard Coat Anodized
• 6061 T6 Aluminum
• Correct triangle shape like the originals
• Length: 6.75″
• Made in USA
• Retro
• Triangle A1
• AR-15 replacement charging handle
• AR15 Platform such as .223, 5.56, 300 Blackout, 762 x 39 mm, 9mm
• SKU: LUTHUR-19

The AR-15 charging handle is the component used to manually cycle the bolt carrier group rearward to chamber a round, clear a malfunction, or lock the bolt to the rear. It rides in the upper receiver’s charging handle channel and engages the bolt carrier group through a staking point at the rear of the carrier. The standard mil-spec charging handle uses a small, right-side-only latch that requires the shooter to use the left hand to actuate it — a technique that can be awkward or slow under stress, particularly when wearing gloves or operating from non-standard shooting positions. An aftermarket or upgraded charging handle may feature an extended latch, ambidextrous latches on both sides of the handle, or a larger latch surface for faster and more positive actuation. The Luth-AR charging handle installs as a direct drop-in replacement in any standard mil-spec AR-15 upper receiver, requiring no modification to the upper receiver or bolt carrier group. Installation involves removing the existing charging handle and bolt carrier group from the upper receiver and reinstalling with the new charging handle — a basic field-level task requiring no tools.