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Ambidextrous Extended Bolt Release for AR-15 .223/5.56 - Steel

Ambidextrous Extended Bolt Release for AR-15 .223/5.56 - Steel

SKU:BCK03-1

6 total reviews

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Ambidextrous Extended Bolt Release for AR-15 .223/5.56 - Steel   SKU:  BCK03-1 

- For . 223/5.56 AR-15 platforms
- Ambidextrous
- Steel

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Overall rating: 4.1666665 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Good part for the money

"This bolt catch work good and it great for the money. I have purchased 4 of these and I plan to buy more. One flaw in the design is that it is large inside of the trigger guard. It’s not really a bother once you know that it’s there but it can be small. I do still recommend this bolt catch."

— Michael T. (4/5)

Bolt release

"Actually better than expected. The market competitor to this is made of a much less stiff metal, and deforms easily. This one, while a bit bulkier than the other, has no such issue. Minor mods needed to it for uppers that are not exactly milspec contour but it does the job well. I am pleased with the product."

— Blair H. (5/5)

Very well built worked perfectly

"Very well built worked perfectly"

— Michael B. (5/5)

extremely pleased

"I'm a certified Gunsmith and Licensed FFL dealer. I'm always looking for quality products, I decided to give Justrails a try I'm very picky. I'm so glad I bought from Justrails High quality and great prices. I highly recommend justrails"

— BRYAN P. (5/5)

Excelent ambi bolt bolt catch

"Excelent ambi bolt bolt catch and releice judt as good as phase 5 and much cheeper thank you Just rails I now check your web site regulary for value deals like this bravo keep up the good work"

— Marcus M. (5/5)

Terrible design. Can’t use it

"Terrible design. Can’t use it with certain triggers as it’s right in the way. And standard triggers it’s right in the triggers way just not as bad as straight triggers. I’d say pass on this item. Had they designed them correctly I’d have them on a few rifles. I just took it off and went with a Magpul one."

— Cleon W. (1/5)

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