Description

MPN: STT-FWDAST

Features:

  • Coated with Black Nitride for corrosion and abrasion resistance
  • San Tan Tactical Ultra Grip texture on forward assist pawl for positive engagement
  • Comes with plunger spring
  • Made in U.S.A.

Specifications:

  • Material: Hardened Steel
  • Weight: 0.74 oz.
  • Finish: Black Nitride

Compatibility:

  • AR-15 and AR-10

Includes:

  • 1x San Tan Tactical Ultra Grip Forward Assist
  • 1x Forward Assist Plunger Spring

Details:

Certainly, part of the iconic look of an AR-15 is the forward assist. It quietly lays alongside the upper, waiting for the time when you need it. When that time comes, it has to work every time without undue effort on your part. The San Tan Tactical forward assist is designed to do just that. Perform every time, without fail.

When Push Comes To Shove

San Tan Tactical machines their Ultra Grip Forward Assist from solid steel which is then hardened and treated to a Black Nitride shell. This gives you a critical component for your AR that is going to be a part of your life for life. The super hardened surface moves like glass, bringing superior corrosion and wear resistance to the game.

You will note that the business end of the San Tan Tactical forward assist is textured for positive engagement. This makes closing your rifle's action an afterthought, instead of a chore. San Tan Tactical has beveled the edges of your Ultra Grip Forward Assist, therefore, if you're not wearing gloves your hands won't feel the bite when you have to use it.

Why Do I Need The STT Ultra Grip Forward Assist?

When your BCG doesn't fully close and you need to clear your weapon, you can rely on the San Tan Ultra Grip Forward Assist to finish the job. It's been said that you should hope for the best and plan for the worst. When the chips are down, and you need to silently bring a round into battery you move to your forward assist. Without having to look, you will feel its textured end beneath your hand, just a little push and you're in action.

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