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Armaspec ST45: 45 Degree Short Throw Ambidextrous Safety Selector, Olive Drab Green - ARM112-ODG
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Armaspec ST45: 45 Degree Short Throw Ambidextrous Safety Selector, Olive Drab Green - ARM112-ODG
| SKU | 516445754 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Armaspec |
| MPN | ARM112-ODG |
| UPC | 810048490837 |
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Product Details
Details
- Model: ST45- 45 Degree Short Throw Ambidextrous Safety Selector
- Fits: AR-15 (5.56/.223) & AR-10 (7.62x51/.308) platforms
- Material: Aluminum levers with steel core
- Finish: Olive Drab Green
- Includes: Torx screws and Torx key
Features
The ST45 is an ambidextrous 45 degree safety selector for the AR10/ AR15 platform. Instead of having a full 90 degree rotation to disengage the safety, this selector is set to fire at around the 45 degree point. This allows the operator to flick the lever to disengage from safety. This safety selector is incredibly smooth and has a super crisp lockup. It is designed for firearms that have the correct “FIRE” markings on the receiver to match the 45 degree fire position of this safety selector. Do not use on lowers without the 45 degree “FIRE “markings on the receiver. If you have a receiver that does not have the correct markings, you should us AST90 short throw safety selector.
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