LevAR™ Ratcheting Charging Handle

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SKU:
AR5430-LEVARF
MSRP: $99.00
$59.00
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Description

A stuck cartridge in your AR-15 due to out of spec ammunition renders your weapon useless until cleared. Carbine instructors train students to slam the butt of the gun against the ground to free stuck casings causing potential damage to your firearm. The patented LevAR™ ratcheting charging handle gives users a 3:1 mechanical advantage over traditional charging handles and clears stuck cartridges with ease while keeping your muzzle pointed safely down range. Simply deploy the ratcheting arm and pull back to eject the casing. The LevAR™ installs in seconds and is compatible with any standard AR-15 upper receiver.

  • Dimensions: 7.25" x 2.25" x .5"
  • Weight: 2.9 oz
Manual

The Dual-Purpose Charging Handle

The patented LevAR™ charging handle is designed to work with any mil-spec style AR-15 and incorporates a deployable arm that assists in removing a lodged cartridge in the event of a failure. When the arm is not in use, the LevAR™ acts as any standard ambidextrous charging handle.

Easily Remove Lodged Casings

The mechanical advantage of the LevAR™ allows for a greater output force with minimal effort from the operator. The end result is the ability to clear a catastrophic malfunction much quicker than using traditional methods.

1. Deploy LevAR

Depress the top button and rotate the arm outboard in a counterclockwise motion.

2. Pull to Extract Casing

Grasp the arm firmly and retract the LevAR™ completely rearward in one swift motion. The cartridge/case will be removed from the chamber and ejected through the ejection port.

2 Reviews

2 Reviews
  • 5
    Not Compatible with AR 10

    Posted by Robert Johnson on Nov 17th 2023

    Well built and sturdy. Bought it for my Saint Victor AR 10. It works for my AR 15. Springfield, please make an AR 10 version.

  • 5
    Very interesting charging handle

    Posted by SONNY Ketchersid on Feb 6th 2023

    I like the way it feels,larger in size to help work around most optics,plus makes it ambidextrous,with the security of be able to fix failed elections easier