Chairman Brando from United States, VA Public Profile

Not sure why so many companies charge triple digits for charging handles. That's a quarter of the price of an entire budget AR! As a lefty I'm "forced" to replace the crappy milspec handle on every AR lest I have to charge it with my main hand. Nice to find an ambi one that's a more reasonable price.

The handles are little wider than I expected, but if anything it's an upside -- especially with an optic sitting far back for eye relief. I suppose if you're right handed it might dig into your torso more when the gun's slung, but for me it's still the forward assist sticking out the furthest and poking at me.

I'll be buying more of these in the near future.

Does what it says and notably lessens the pull weight of milspec triggers. Haven't had it not pop a primer yet, but I guess you never *really* know how that's gonna play out in the long run. Would I take these springs to war? Maybe not. But outside of that they're probably just fine. Only downside is the trigger reset still feels milspec gross, but then this costs a fraction of a entirely new trigger setup.

My 14.5" pin-weld PSA Sabre came with a SiCo ASR flash hider, so I was seemingly limited to exactly two options for a BFD to be used at indoor ranges: the official one from SiCo and this one from KWP. The "real" one was 2-3 times more expensive so I went for this one.

I've only put 100 rounds through it so far (40 .223 and 60 "NATO" 5.56), but it (a) stayed on the gun with simple hand tightening and (2) seemed to dull the blast by pushing it forward, saving the eardrums of those in the lanes next to me. That's about as much as I could've asked for and it delivered.

I didn't use any thread locker because I wasn't sure what would survive the heat, but I think that or an O-ring is the play to ensure it doesn't get shot down the range with heavier use. Or just wear gloves and make sure it's tight after every magazine.

Plus, it looks a lot cooler than the goofy three prongs hanging out there, IMO.