HABU™ Mod 1 for 5.56mm/.223

When tenths of a second count.

FEATURES:
Smoother to Operate
Works on any Stock
Requires only Major Motor Skills
Built in, adjustable cheek riser for shooter stability
Racks like a pistol slide
Ambidextrous
Patent Pending latch eliminates latch release
Minimizes back spray into shooters eyes
Made of 7075 T6 aluminum to Mil Spec standards

Manufactured by Falcon 37 Inc.
CAGE CODE: 7C5Q3
SIC Code: 34840000
Small Arms NAICS Code: 332994
Small Arms, Ordnance and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturer
Registered with US Fed Govt. System for Awards Management (SAMS).

The HABU was designed by veterans who saw a need for an integral M4/AR15 cheek riser. This was needed to better align the shooters eye with magnified optics with short eye reliefs. The Army and Marine Corps both issue magnified optics to their ground troops. For many years it has been impossible for most shooters to attain a proper sight picture without goose-necking, until now. The HABU solves this issue and will provide the solution that many asked for, yet only Falcon 37 delivered.

Why HABU Mod 1 is a Must Have AR Accessory
By combining the charging handle and cheek rest HABU Mod 1 not only accelerates and improves operation of the AR platform, it looks BAD-ASS like it belongs there! Using Major v.s. minor motor skills for it s operation which is critical for Entry Teams, Military personnel and other high stress environments, the shooter can more effectively grip HABU to get his or her gun back in the fight. HABU Mod 1’s gripping surface works just as well under wet, muddy or bloody conditions.
A shooter must have consistent, proper cheek weld on any gun platform they re shooting. The charging handle on the AR platform prevents attachment of most cheek rest devices without stock modifications. Falcon 37 Inc. wanted to create an ergonomic cheek rest device that wouldn t get in the way of a charging handle while keeping the shooters cheek in the proper position using optics. Having proper cheek weld on the gun minimizes the time the shooter spends chasing the red dot or reticle with their eye.