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Strike Industries ARSSSBK Strike Switch 60/90 Degree Black Aluminum AR-Platform Ambidextrous

$59.95
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Safety
UPC
708747545135
MPN
SIARSSSBK

Overview

The Strike Industries Strike Switch (ARSSSBK) is a modular, ambidextrous safety selector designed for the AR-platform. It features a unique toggle action that allows the user to engage the safety without altering their firing grip. The levers are machined from lightweight 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, while the safety shaft is constructed from high-strength steel. The selector switch is end-user configurable for 60-degree or 90-degree throws, and the lever arms serve as index points or thumb rests. Note: This selector will not fit .308 pattern receivers with a shelf (such as DPMS or Bushmaster), ATI Omni Hybrid receivers, Seekins Precision SP 223 Gen 2, or F-1 Firearms receivers without modification.

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