Strike Industries Hex Ambidextrous 60/90 Safety Selector for AR-15 - Steel Black

The Strike Industries Hex Ambidextrous 60/90 Safety Selector for AR-15 gives you real control over your rifle's ergonomics. This ambi safety lets you choose between a 60-degree short throw or a 90-degree conventional throw—pick whichever fits your shooting style. Whether you're running strong-side only or need full bilateral manipulation for tactical work, competition, or just preference, this selector adapts to how you actually shoot.

Built from steel and finished in black, the Hex design pairs function with a clean, modern look. Installation is straightforward on any AR-15 platform, and the adjustable throw angle means you can dial in the lever position that feels natural to your hand. No compromises, no one-size-fits-all nonsense—just a solid, configurable safety that works the way you want it to.

If you're building a rifle that matches your technique rather than forcing your technique to match the rifle, this is the kind of detail that adds up. Whether you shoot left-handed, right-handed, or both, the ambi setup keeps your thumb in the fight without fumbling for controls.

Key Features

• Ambidextrous design for left and right-hand shooters
• Switchable 60-degree short throw or 90-degree conventional throw
• Steel construction with black finish
• Compatible with AR-15 platform rifles
• Supports strong-side only or bilateral weapon manipulation

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this safety selector fit my AR-15?

Yes, the Strike Industries 60/90 Ambi Safety is designed to work on standard AR-15 platform rifles. Installation follows the same procedure as a factory safety.

What's the difference between the 60-degree and 90-degree throw?

The 60-degree throw is shorter and faster—you move the selector less distance to change fire modes. The 90-degree throw is the conventional angle you'll find on most stock AR-15s. This selector lets you choose which feels better to you.

Can I use this for left-handed shooting?

Yes. The ambidextrous design supports both left and right-hand shooters, as well as shooters who need to manipulate the safety from either side.

Is this suitable for competition or tactical use?

The ambi configuration and configurable throw angle make it popular for shooters who need fast, intuitive safety manipulation. Whether you're competing, training, or building a duty-ready rifle, the flexibility is there.