Product Preview: Falcon 37 HABU Mod 1

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posted on August 17, 2017
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combination charging handle and cheek riser for AR-15-platform rifles, the latch-less Falcon 37 HABU Mod 1 raises the shooter’s eye level to better align with the mechanical axis of an elevated optic. Ambidextrous in operation, to charge the firearm simply grasp the HABU, pull it to the rear and release. Serrations molded into the sides of the polymer cheek rest assist with solid purchase during manipulations, and a hard-coat anodized aluminum spine ensures durability. Price: $80. Contact: Falcon 37; (888) 234-4742; falcon37.com.

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