Suppressors.
The Gasbuster is a great upgrade, I have three on my "tactical" rifle builds.
The charging handle is made of steel, and supposedly stronger, and I the larger latch is the best of the of the "tactical" charging handle latches, and I'd strongly consider going with that over the Badger, if you decide not to go with the Gasbuster. It also has a "T" surface than the standard CH, making the whole thing easier to grip.
The main advantage, however, of the Gasbuster though, is the channel cuts to redirect the gas and excess lubricant that leaks from the back of the receiver where the charging handle opening is. Generally, it's not a big problem, unless you really really really overlubricate the action.
However, if you plan to do any firing suppressed, then the Gasbuster makes it much much more comfortable, IMHO. The excess backpressure of the suppressor will often shoot gas and lube back into your face, stinging your eyes, and getting into your lungs. With the Gasbuster, however, you can't really tell the difference between firing suppressed or unsuppressed, and it virtually eliminates gas blowback into your face.
Worth it, IMHO, if you intend to suppress your rifles.
HTH,
~Augee