Reviews & Ratings for Kinetic Development Group NRCH Scarging Handle — 9 reviews — Page 1

i got the wrong one, i needed the rch . take note the two differences, i didnt know. ill get the correct one, the optics planet guys offered free shipping with the exchange

Quick easy instal with no tools and works perfect!

So I got mine in (fde color) and it ended up scraping the upper pretty bad leaving metal shavings all over the bolt. I had to do a thorough cleaning to get it all out. The issue is with the paint on the handle which causes it to press on the rails, bind and scrape.

To fix you have to grind the paint off and pray that solves it.

Absolutely do not recommend.

Great product, works well and easy to install. Install in seconds.

Notwithstanding the princely sums FN exacts for its SCAR-series rifles, the things ship with stingy, stubby OEM charging-handles. My SCAR 16s NRCH has blasted a great deal of paper and steel, but the only blood it's drawn has been from the knuckles of my left-hand. Thankfully, Kinetic Development's NRCH SCARging-handle has put an end to the carnage. Because I favor symmetry, I retrofitted my rifle with both right- and left--side SCARging-handles. Installation was straight-forward and took barely three-minutes. Once installed, the SCARging-handles facilitate easier racking (more gripping surface and better leverage) of the SCAR platform while while keeping shooters' tender mitts well-clear of blood-thirsty optic-mounts. It's a win/win. Moreover, at the very-reasonable OpticsPlanet price, two SCARging-handles worked out to be less-expensive than the tubes of Neosporin and boxes of Band-Aids I've been stuck buying.

Bought this Scarging handle for a NRCH on a SCAR 16 that I am building out. I have a similar one on my SCAR 17 and I must say that I really like this design from KDG.
The design is a bit oversized and allows easy and sure grip for cycling the firearm. I keep it turned down so I won't scrape my knuckles on my optics mount.

This is a must have upgrade for anyone using an Eotech on a SCAR.

Well did i want to spend fifty dollars on a charging handle that was already on my rifle, the answer is no, but if there is something out there in the aftermarket world the will make my shooting experience better, I'm probably going to consider spending that money because in the long run those changes will keep my firearm easier to use and give it a better life than when i first bought it.