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Why customers choose this item
✓Ambidextrous safety selector
✓2 lever configuration kit
✓Billet aluminum levers
✓Hardened steel center shaft
✓Black finish
✓Modular lever design
Product highlights
Ambidextrous safety selector designed for AR15 AR10 and compatible rifle systems
Includes two lever kit with short and long lever configurations
Billet aluminum construction provides strength with reduced overall weight
Hardened steel center shaft ensures consistent and reliable operation
Configurable for 45 or 90 degree throw based on installation orientation
Black finish integrates with standard firearm component aesthetics
Product description
The Radian Weapons Talon Ambidextrous Safety Selector 2 Lever Kit is a firearm safety selector designed for controlling fire selection on semi-automatic rifles.
This safety selector is used for AR15, AR10/SR25, MCX, and MPX platforms and supports ambidextrous operation. It features billet aircraft grade aluminum selector levers paired with a center shaft machined from hardened steel for structural durability. The modular design allows configuration as a 90 degree standard throw or a 45 degree short throw by rotating the shaft during installation. The lever system uses a precision machined dovetail interface with a spring-loaded retention stud to secure the levers without screws. In typical rifle setups, this safety selector includes both short and long lever options and installs within the lower receiver using standard selector mounting points.
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