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Why customers choose this item
✓Ambidextrous safety selector
✓Includes two lever kit
✓45 or 90 degree throw
✓Billet aluminum levers
✓Hardened steel center shaft
✓Fits AR15 and AR10 rifles
Product highlights
Ambidextrous safety selector designed for AR15 AR10 and similar rifle platforms
Includes two lever kit with short and long lever configurations
Billet aluminum levers provide lightweight and durable construction
Hardened steel center shaft ensures reliable selector engagement
Configurable for 45 degree or 90 degree throw based on installation
Red finish provides distinct appearance for rifle customization setups
Product description
The Radian Weapons Talon Ambidextrous Safety Selector 2 Lever Kit Red is a rifle safety selector designed for controlling the fire mode on AR-pattern firearms. This safety selector is used for engaging and disengaging the safety mechanism on compatible rifles.
The Radian Weapons Talon safety selector features a billet aluminum construction with a hardened steel center shaft and includes two lever options: short and long. It is compatible with most semi-automatic AR15 and AR10 or SR25 pattern rifles as well as MCX and MPX platforms. The ambidextrous design allows configuration as a 90 degree standard throw or 45 degree short throw by rotating the shaft. In standard configurations, the levers attach using a precision machined dovetail interface with a spring-loaded retention system. The selector supports range use and field handling with configurable control geometry.
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