Been using a button safety on my AR

[Rebel_Rider1969]

For AR hunting lower use. I really like it. Just thought I'd share. Also because there's no "rock-n-roll" position on it anyway.

Ambi Speed Safety Button KIT for AR-15 AR-10 LR-308 (.223 / 5.56 / .308) Steel - Black or Stainless Steel

AR-15 Ambi Speed Safety Button, complete kit available in black or stainless steel.

team15tactical.com

 

[pete repete]

thats neat, i didnt know they had such. but im muscle memory trained on the issue safety. still. neat option.

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

thats neat, i didnt know they had such. but im muscle memory trained on the issue safety. still. neat option.

Me too, but always thought it was stupid to have it point up for fire. Why not forward for fire? I'm also wrong handed.

 

[RHINOWSO]

I like Noveske Ambi 60-deg throw safeties, I have them on all my ARs and that SCARs have short 45deg throws as well.

I can see how a button can work for people - I definitely don't like a 90deg throw safety on the AR either.

And honestly I like the ambi mostly when hunting / moving / climbing, as it's easier to have both sides available to check that the safety is still on when doing that kind of thing.

 

[DAS HUGH!]

Yeah I been meaning to try one. Only safeties I ever got used to as a kid was the crossbolt kinds. The AR style ones also seem backwards to me in many ways. Then add in now how many ar at 45° and other angles then it can get confusing. Been waiting to see any feedback and reviews on them I suppose but yeah looks very cool

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

Here. My hunting lower, mbt2 trigger. Houge Fixed stock, w carbine buffer, tube. Works fine. -350L. Quiteter too.