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Spike's Tactical
The Spike's Tactical SUH100F Forged Charging Handle in black finish is a mil-spec AR-15 charging handle built to handle the demands of serious shooters and builders. Machined from 7075 T6 aluminum and hardened with Mil-Spec Type-III hardcoat anodize, this is a robust, no-nonsense component that works across the full range of Spike's upper receivers and integrates seamlessly with standard AR-15 platforms. Whether you're assembling a rifle for the range, hunting, or duty use, a quality charging handle matters—it's the part your hand touches on every reload, every malfunction clear, every press check in the field.
Spike's reputation in the AR market rests on uncompromising materials and straightforward design. The SUH100F reflects that philosophy. Forged aluminum resists flex and wear better than cast alternatives, and the Type-III anodize finish provides durable corrosion resistance in field conditions. Black anodize is a classic choice: it reduces glint, stands up to abuse, and looks right on any modern carbine.
This is the kind of part you buy once and stop thinking about. It doesn't have levers, latches, or gimmicks to break or snag—just solid geometry and proven materials. If you're building an upper from the ground up or upgrading an existing rifle, the SUH100F delivers the reliability and durability Spike's customers expect.
| Brand | Spike's Tactical |
| Model | SUH100F |
| Type | AR-15 Charging Handle |
| Material | 7075 T6 Aluminum |
| Finish | Mil-Spec Type-III Hardcoat Anodize - Black |
The SUH100F is a standard mil-spec AR-15 charging handle and is compatible with Spike's Tactical upper receivers as well as other standard AR-15 platforms.
Forged aluminum resists flex and deformation better than cast, lending itself to longer service life and more consistent performance under repeated cycling and stress.
Yes. Mil-Spec Type-III hardcoat anodize is a military standard finish that provides strong corrosion resistance and durability against scratches and wear in field use.
Spike's Tactical
The Spike's Tactical SUH100F Forged Charging Handle in black finish is a mil-spec AR-15 charging handle built to handle the demands of serious shooters and builders. Machined from 7075 T6 aluminum and hardened with Mil-Spec Type-III hardcoat anodize, this is a robust, no-nonsense component that works across the full range of Spike's upper receivers and integrates seamlessly with standard AR-15 platforms. Whether you're assembling a rifle for the range, hunting, or duty use, a quality charging handle matters—it's the part your hand touches on every reload, every malfunction clear, every press check in the field.
Spike's reputation in the AR market rests on uncompromising materials and straightforward design. The SUH100F reflects that philosophy. Forged aluminum resists flex and wear better than cast alternatives, and the Type-III anodize finish provides durable corrosion resistance in field conditions. Black anodize is a classic choice: it reduces glint, stands up to abuse, and looks right on any modern carbine.
This is the kind of part you buy once and stop thinking about. It doesn't have levers, latches, or gimmicks to break or snag—just solid geometry and proven materials. If you're building an upper from the ground up or upgrading an existing rifle, the SUH100F delivers the reliability and durability Spike's customers expect.
| Brand | Spike's Tactical |
| Model | SUH100F |
| Type | AR-15 Charging Handle |
| Material | 7075 T6 Aluminum |
| Finish | Mil-Spec Type-III Hardcoat Anodize - Black |
The SUH100F is a standard mil-spec AR-15 charging handle and is compatible with Spike's Tactical upper receivers as well as other standard AR-15 platforms.
Forged aluminum resists flex and deformation better than cast, lending itself to longer service life and more consistent performance under repeated cycling and stress.
Yes. Mil-Spec Type-III hardcoat anodize is a military standard finish that provides strong corrosion resistance and durability against scratches and wear in field use.
