OpticsBuyer from United States, KS Public Profile

I reied this for an AR10 and various (3) AR15 lowers and it would not fit properly to function.
Complete waste of money.

For an AR15 lower its too fat to fit in the catch slot.

For the AR10 it is still anug and the overall width of the catch is poorly deisgned to catch the actual bolt. Also the geometry of the "handle part" is cumbersome.

Having Raptor and Giselle charging handles, I am impressed with this budget version by Breek Arms. It is well manufactured, finished, coated smoothly and the latches operate perfectly. The sale price is just right. IF higher it's just another "higher" priced charging handle close to a Raptor or Giselle priced on sale or some other mid-priced ambi charging handle. But on sale it's excellent.

This is a solid budget 9mm comp that does effectively reduce recoil. Easy on and easy off for cleaning. With a rubber washer it "times" well and stays in place effectively. The only slight issue I have with it is the end closest to the breach I wish they hadn't finished as sharp or would have rounded more. It's like they literally cut it off.

This handstop is well made and light. However, the spacing between the large and small stop is only wide enough for a small hand. If this is not a problem, then it is perfect for you. For bigger hands, then it still works for you if you are aware that your hand will ride either up in the front or back.

First of all, the look and manufacturing of this comp is great. Also when it's on straight it works fantastic for the PDP. My only issue is that despite utilizing loctite on the screws, it still has some "wiggle" and I've had it now twice to the range, loosen on me. This is a HUGE issue considering that when rapid firing you can, which I did, gouge your polymer grip which on the PDP is the SERIALIZED part; or, can come off and lose the stupid screw(s).

My issue is that despite torque it down almost to the point that I'm worried about stripping the screw with loctite on, letting it cure 48 hrs the second time with red loctite, it still loosens if you really take your firearm shooting. It probably wouldn't be an issue if you only put down a couple mags. But if your pistol heats up because you are firing several magazines worth, this is an issue.