Product Features
55%
Reviewers commonly highlight the ambidextrous design and adjustable throw options (60/90 degrees) as standout features that enhance usability, particularly for left-handed users.
SAFETY SELECTOR KIT, AMBIDEXTROUS, BLACK Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The SAFETY SELECTOR KIT receives mixed reviews. Many users praise its ambidextrous design, adjustable throw options, and ease of installation, particularly for left-handed shooters. However, some face fitment issues and quality inconsistencies. Overall, it is valued for its performance and competitive pricing, but users recommend careful fitting during installation.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Fitment Issues
45%
Several reviews mention challenges with fitting the safety selector in various lower receivers, indicating a potential production inconsistency. This theme is crucial as it significantly affects installation and overall satisfaction.
Ease of Installation
60%
Many customers appreciate the straightforward installation process, emphasizing that the product can be easily swapped between different setups. This contributes to a positive user experience for those upgrading or building ARs.
Price/Value
50%
Numerous reviewers note that the price of the kit is competitive compared to similar products on the market, providing good value for the features offered. This makes it appealing to budget-conscious shoppers.
Quality Control Issues
30%
Some users report anomalies such as finish discrepancies (e.g., purple anodizing) and sizing inconsistencies that suggest possible quality control challenges, affecting their overall impression of the product.
Maybe not.
Safety was mot mil spec diameter. Would not fit at all in hole, when standard mil spec single selector safety dropped right in. Had to auger it into both holes so it milled out some of the aluminum lower receiver. Finally took an emery cloth to it and filed it down on both ends of the shaft. Put the lower together and it wouldn't go full 12 o'clock to release the trigger without using your thumb to give it that extra millimeter(s). Bad tetent channel maybe? Took it out and reversed it so it's now a short throw.... now it works, but a lot or work and not a cheap safety for the trouble it gave me.
