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LUTH AR-15 / M4 Ambi Safety Selector MIL-SPEC

39.90 €
No permit required (18+)
8700 Leoben, Austria
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ID: 10084971
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🇦🇹 8700 Leoben, Austria
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The AR Ambidextrous Safety Selector Switch is a must-have accessory for any serious firearm enthusiast. This switch allows for easy switching between safe and fire modes, with a design that is ambidextrous and easy to use with either hand. Its durable construction ensures it can withstand the toughest shooting conditions. Upgrade your AR with the Ambidextrous Selector/Safety Switch. Features: Finish: Manganese Phosphate Mil-Spec Specs: Overall Length: 1.45" Width: 1.13" Weight lbs: .05 Weight Ounce: .72 Informations: Compatible to AR-15 Mil-Spec Lower Receiver Compatible accessories see under this article, accessories What’s in a name? The Luth name is synonymous with Experience, Expertise, Knowledge, Innovation, and has been a driving force in the firearm industry for close to 40 years. Starting as a machinist 40 years ago Randy Luth founded D.P.M.S. / Panther Arms and grew the company to become one of the leading manufacturers of AR-15 firearms and firearm components in the world. MADE IN THE USA

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