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    "gas buster" charging handle for lefties?

    Does anyone make a "gas buster" type charging handle for lefties? Everyone I've seen vents gas out the right side of the gun, which in a left-hander's case would be right in front of the face.

    Alternately, if anyone is left handed and has used a regular style gas buster, did it cause any problems for you?

    Any and all informed opinions are welcome!

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    ACLM Charging Handle/Ambidextrous

    I would like to know the same thing. does anyone have any experience with the ACLM Charging Handle/Ambidextrous?

    http://stores.homestead.com/Laruetac...ail.bok?no=304

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    Quote Originally Posted by Country DeVil View Post
    I would like to know the same thing. does anyone have any experience with the ACLM Charging Handle/Ambidextrous?

    http://stores.homestead.com/Laruetac...ail.bok?no=304
    I have one of these on it's way. It should be at my house monday or tuesday. I'll post an update once I receive it.

    Mike

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    out of curiosity what are most charging handles made out of?

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    Aluminum. Not sure what grade.

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    85.00 for a CH ?!?!?! Does it reload the spent casings before they hit the ground too for that much ? Joking aside, what does this offer that a normal MilSpec CH doesnt for lets say avg 20.00 or go the LMt route with tact. latch for 30 i think?

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    Quite obviously, it's ambidextrous, allowing shooters to use either hand, when shooting from either shoulder to run the handle....if it works as advertised...
    Last edited by RAM Engineer; 07-26-09 at 22:05.

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    Quote Originally Posted by E53001 View Post
    85.00 for a CH ?!?!?! Does it reload the spent casings before they hit the ground too for that much ? Joking aside, what does this offer that a normal MilSpec CH doesnt for lets say avg 20.00 or go the LMt route with tact. latch for 30 i think?
    Apparently the LMT's were sold at an introductory price of $30 and now they are $45+ across the board...

    Spooky

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    Quote Originally Posted by E53001 View Post
    85.00 for a CH ?!?!?! Does it reload the spent casings before they hit the ground too for that much ? Joking aside, what does this offer that a normal MilSpec CH doesnt for lets say avg 20.00 or go the LMt route with tact. latch for 30 i think?
    it's the same price as a pri gas buster. as far as what it offers over the normal charging handle (besides the obvious ambi operation), i did a writeup on it here:
    http://www.militarymorons.com/weapons/ar.access.html#ad

    edited to add: a gas buster version is in the works, as i understand it.
    Last edited by militarymoron; 07-27-09 at 09:07.

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    Quote Originally Posted by E53001 View Post
    85.00 for a CH ?!?!?! Does it reload the spent casings before they hit the ground too for that much ? Joking aside, what does this offer that a normal MilSpec CH doesnt for lets say avg 20.00 or go the LMt route with tact. latch for 30 i think?
    Less gas in the face when shooting with a can.

    I actually prefer a normal CH for ease of manipulation, since with the Gas Buster I'm pulling on the extended lever, while with a normal CH I'm pulling on the entire CH face.

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