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    Hmmmmmmmm................... been shooting these things for 25 years and never used anything but the standard charging handle. This looks like a solution to a problem that does not exist.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sdcromer View Post
    Hmmmmmmmm................... been shooting these things for 25 years and never used anything but the standard charging handle. This looks like a solution to a problem that does not exist.
    You are correct, the Gas Buster charging handle is for suppressed guns and makes very little difference on a non-suppressed gun. I run standard CH's with PRI big latch levers installed.
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    $90 for a charging handle???

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    Quote Originally Posted by sdcromer View Post
    Hmmmmmmmm................... been shooting these things for 25 years and never used anything but the standard charging handle. This looks like a solution to a problem that does not exist.
    Pretty much right, with the exception on left handed users combined with optics. That's the only reason I see for having one.

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    It does seem like alot but the PRI gas buster handles are really and i mean really nicely made.

    Standard charging handles feel a little chintzy in the hand. The PRI handle feels like a finely crafted piece of work that you could run over with a car.

    Quote Originally Posted by 22_Shooter View Post
    $90 for a charging handle???

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    Quote Originally Posted by bullitt5172 View Post
    You are correct, the Gas Buster charging handle is for suppressed guns and makes very little difference on a non-suppressed gun. I run standard CH's with PRI big latch levers installed.
    +1 for standard charging handle and PRI big latch

    no reason to run gas buster unless you have a can

    save your $$ for ammo and magazines

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    I've never run a suppressor on any of mine. I learned something today.
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    We I've had gas-propelled dirty CLP mud in my eye, and without a suppressor.

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    I shot a short qualification course last week and my eyes were definitely getting blasted with gas on my non-suppressed 10.5", shooting federal brown box XM193.

    I have the PRI GB handle in route from Rainier Arms as I am going to suppress this weapon with an M4-2000, but it seems like the handle will help in the meantime while I'm waiting on the Form4.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bkb0000 View Post
    We I've had gas-propelled dirty CLP mud in my eye, and without a suppressor.
    You certainly aren't the only one.
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