Strike Introduces the AR Rapid Bolt Deploy Lever for Ambi Control
The Strike AR Rapid Bolt Deploy Lever provides a streamlined interface for true ambidextrous operation. The upgrade attaches to an existing mil-spec bolt catch paddle via a secure two-screw installation and adds an easy-to-reach lever for fast right-hand bolt releases.
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Precision-machined, the lever enables faster, more responsive reloading without complex firearm modifications. A dedicated extended lever enables rapid right-hand bolt manipulation, while the oversized, serrated paddle provides secure, slip-resistant left-hand actuation. Its high-strength 4140 steel construction delivers rugged durability and professional-grade reliability under heavy use.
The Strike AR Rapid Bolt Deploy Lever is compatible with mil-spec bolt catches and with mil-spec upper and lower receivers. Package includes everything you need for installation - the bolt catch lever, T10 L-wrench, and Loctite.
The Strike AR Rapid Bolt Deploy Lever weighs 0.97 oz and has the following dimensions: length - 2.57" (65.39mm), width - 1.57" (39.79mm), height - 0.98" (24.8mm)
About Strike Industries
Founded in 2011 by a team of avid shooters, industry veterans, and military personnel, Strike Industries has spent more than a decade redefining the firearms accessories market. The company develops functional, high-performance, and distinctively styled components for real-world use on the range and in the field.
Strike Industries first gained recognition through modular rail systems and ergonomic upgrades for AR-15 and pistol platforms. Since then, the company has introduced patented innovations including the Oppressor gas-redirecting device, the Mass Driver non-reciprocating pistol compensator, and the LINK attachment system. With a growing product lineup that includes Viper handguards and advanced chassis systems such as the SMC series, Strike Industries continues to lead modern tactical customization.
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i've shot m16s and ar's for years as a left hander. i just mumbled to myself and dealt with it
I like Phase 5's EBR because it's all one integrated piece.
It doesn't fit over a mil-spec part, so there are no fastener screws to wiggle loose.
this will get you hurt or worse...
Not sure why Strike gets so much hate. They do release a lot of products, and some of them end up not selling that well. But they make a lot of great stuff, and I haven't had any issues with the stuff I've used.
I also like those nails, they're meaner than the rifle!