Battle Arms Ambidextrous Safety Selector AR15/AR10

Battle Arms Development - Ambidextrous Safety Selector (BAD-ASS) for the AR15 Style Rifles and the ArmaLite, Inc.'s AR10® (Semi Auto).

As of 2019 All Kits come with Standard and Short lever option. 

The Levers are detachable and interchangeable on both sides for maximum flexibility and user preference.

Each Retail Package Comes With:

• (1) SAFETY CENTER (0°-90° SEMI AUTO) or Short Throw (1) REVERSIBLE SAFETY CENTER (0°-50° and 0°-90° SEMI AUTO)
• (2) LEVERS - Available Finish: Black Phosphate, Magpul Flat Dark Earth
• (2) TORX SCREWS BLACK OXIDE
• (2) TORX SCREWS
• (1) HARDENED STAINLESS STEEL SAFETY DETENT (by KNS Precision)
• (1) T10 TORX L-Key
• (1) SELECTOR DETENT SPRING

PRECISION CNC MACHINED FROM BAR STOCK STEEL

MADE IN U.S.A.

PATENT NO: US 8,806,790 B1, OTHER PATENTS PENDING

Note: ArmaLite and AR-10 are registered trademarks of ArmaLite, Inc.

Torx screw torque value should be approximately 5 In-Lbs.

Do not over tighten.

SHORT THROW NOTES:

Some fitting may be required with Geissele Triggers on the 50° Short-Throw side.

BAD-ASS-ST Short Throw Safety Selector will not fit in "standard" AR-style lower receivers designed for 0°-90° throw safety selectors.

A relief cut on the left side of the receiver safety selector hole is required to allow the safety pin block device on the BAD-ASS-ST center to pass through.

The safety pin block is there for your safety so it cannot be installed on a "standard" AR and allow the safety selector lever to point ambiguously between SAFE and FIRE.

"Short-Throw" compatible lower receivers with safety pin relief cut and 45° to 90° FIRE marking (such as the BAD-15 Forged Lower and BAD556-LW Lower Receivers) are required for proper installation.

Any modification to the safety selector will render the warranty null and void.

WARNING This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (California law requires this warning to be given to customers in the State of California.)