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Why customers choose this item
✓Ambidextrous safety selector
✓Fits AR-15 platform
✓60 or 90 degree throw
✓Modular selector assembly
✓Precision machined components
✓Ergonomic selector design
Product highlights
Ambidextrous safety selector designed for AR-15 rifle control systems
Modular design supports left right or ambidextrous configuration setups
Selectable 60 or 90 degree throw for user preferred operation
Ergonomic lever shape improves manipulation and control during use
Aluminum levers paired with steel shaft for durability and strength
Compatible with standard AR-15 lower receiver safety selector specifications
Product description
The Strike Industries Strike Switch Safety Selector is a safety selector designed for fire control manipulation on AR-15 rifles. The Strike Industries Strike Switch Safety Selector provides configurable operation with selectable 60 or 90 degree throw settings.
This safety selector is constructed with aircraft grade aluminum levers and a high strength steel selector shaft for long-term mechanical use. It features an ambidextrous and modular design, allowing left-hand, right-hand, or dual-sided configurations. The Strike Industries Strike Switch Safety Selector fits AR-15 platforms and includes an ergonomic lever shape for consistent indexing. This product is used for controlling safe and fire positions during firearm handling. In typical setups, the selector installs into the lower receiver and interfaces with the trigger mechanism for controlled operation.
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