Tacfire Ambidextrous Safety Selector Lever Gen 2 for AR-15 Black

The TacFire Ambidextrous Safety Selector Lever Gen 2 for AR-15 is a fully ambidextrous safety lever that gives you control from either side of the receiver. Whether you're building a rifle for left-handed operation, training both-handed shooters, or just want the flexibility to manipulate the safety without shifting your grip, this selector works for you. Built from steel and machined to tight tolerances, it drops into any standard AR-15 lower receiver in place of the factory safety lever.

What sets the Gen 2 apart is configurability. You can install it for a traditional 90-degree throw or a faster 60-degree short throw, depending on your preference and shooting style. If you want quicker safety manipulation during transitions, the short throw saves you a quarter-turn. Running a standard throw? No problem—the lever works either way. It's a one-part upgrade with no gunsmithing required, and it's fully compatible with standard AR-15 lower parts kits.

The ambidextrous design means the lever extends from both sides of the receiver, letting your thumb or trigger finger access the safety naturally regardless of your dominant hand. At 1.5 inches overall length and weighing just 0.7 ounces, it integrates cleanly without adding bulk. The black finish matches most AR furniture and holds up to field use.

Key Features

• Fully ambidextrous—operable from both sides of the receiver
• Configurable throw angle: 60-degree short throw or 90-degree standard
• Precision-machined steel construction
• Direct-fit replacement for standard AR-15 safety selectors
• No gunsmithing or special tools required for installation
• Lightweight and low-profile design

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit my AR-15?

Yes. The TacFire Gen 2 is a direct replacement for any standard AR-15 safety selector. It drops into existing lower receivers without modification and is compatible with standard lower parts kits.

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

The throw angle determines how far you rotate the lever to move between safe and fire. The 60-degree short throw requires less rotation and is faster for rapid safety manipulation. The 90-degree standard throw is the traditional AR-15 pattern. You choose which configuration suits your shooting style during installation.

Is this truly ambidextrous?

Yes. The lever extends from both sides of the receiver, so you can operate it with your thumb or trigger finger regardless of whether you're shooting right-handed or left-handed. No need to reach across the gun or shift your grip.

Do I need any special tools to install it?

No. It's a drop-in replacement that installs using standard AR-15 lower parts kit tools. No gunsmithing required.