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Product DescriptionThe Phase 5 Weapon Systems Extended Bolt Release V3 (EBRv3) is a monolithic, extended bolt catch lever designed to improve manipulation of AR-15/M16-pattern rifles. Built for broad compatibility with mil-spec receiver sets (and many billet, side-charging, and left-handed configurations), the EBRv3 extends into the trigger well to provide easier right-side access, helping speed up reloads, streamline bolt-lock/bolt-release actions, and improve efficiency when clearing malfunctions. Constructed from heat-treated 8620 high-strength carbon steel, it delivers durable, low-profile performance for hard use.Product Highlights Extended lever design reaches into the trigger well for faster, more ergonomic bolt manipulation Monolithic, one-piece construction for strength and a secure direct-replacement fit Heat-treated 8620 high-strength carbon steel for long-term durability Designed for compatibility with mil-spec AR-15/M16 receiver sets and many billet/side-charging/left-handed builds Added grip serrations to enhance control during wet, cold, or gloved operationSpecs Brand: Phase 5 Weapon Systems Manufacturer Part Number: EBRV3 UPC: 813318023674 Compatibility: AR-15/M16 mil-spec receiver sets; also fits many billet, side-charging, and left-handed configurations Material: 8620 high-strength carbon steel Construction: Monolithic (one-piece) design Heat Treatment: Heat treated Finish/Color: Black (Manganese Black Phosphate) Approx. Length: 2 in Approx. Weight: 0.7 ozDisclaimer: We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date product descriptions, specifications, and images; however, errors or omissions may occasionally occur. We are not responsible for any inaccuracies or discrepancies in the content provided. If you notice anything incorrect or unclear, please contact us so we can correct it. When in doubt, we recommend verifying details directly with the product's manufacturer.
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