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Fortis Manufacturing SLS-50-ODG, Inc. SLS Fifty, Safety Selector, Anodized Finish, Olive Drab Green, Fits AR-15 SLS-50-ODG

$32.66
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Brand
Fortis Manufacturing
Color
Olive Drab Green
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Safety
UPC
850015927843

Overview

The Fortis Manufacturing SLS Fifty (Super Lean Sport) safety selector is designed for AR-15 platforms, featuring an ambidextrous 6061-T6 aluminum lever design with an olive drab green anodized finish and a skeletonized cutout to view the core. Engineered with a 50-degree throw option, it incorporates a robust 4140 steel core coated in black nitride and utilizes the patent-pending RidgeKey locking mechanism, eliminating visible screws to secure the levers firmly without weak points.

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