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Rise Armament RA6423BLK Safety Selector AR-Platform Rifle Black Nitride Stainless,Parts Kits

$47.03
Brand
Rise Armament
Color
Black Nitride
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
850043415787
MPN
RA6423BLK

Overview

The Rise Armament RA-6423-BLK is an ambidextrous safety selector designed for AR-platform rifles. It features a precision-machined 316 stainless steel construction with a durable black nitride finish. The design incorporates a 69-degree throw, allowing for rapid transition between safe and fire positions. This selector utilizes a patent-pending mechanism that contains the detent and spring within the selector barrel, eliminating the need to manage loose small parts during installation. The long and short paddles are interchangeable and can be swapped to suit either left- or right-handed shooters. The paddles are secured using a detent system rather than screws to prevent loosening during operation.

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