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Most AR-15s roll off the line with a safety built for right-handed use, which leaves lefties and anyone who runs their rifle from both shoulders reaching around the receiver. The POF-USA Ambidextrous Safety Selector fixes that with a two-sided setup that lets you flick between fire and safe from either hand without breaking your grip. It drops into any mil-spec AR-15 or AR-10 lower and keeps the familiar 90-degree throw, so muscle memory carries right over.
The levers are deeply textured, which pays off when your hands are cold, sweaty, or wearing gloves. You get a clean, audible click at each detent, so you always know exactly where the selector sits without looking. Both paddles are mil-spec sized, so they feel natural whether you learned on a stock carbine or a fully built-out rifle. Patriot Ordnance Factory has a long track record building piston-driven ARs out of Phoenix, and that attention to fit shows up in a part this small.
If you have ever swapped a standard safety, you already know most of this job. The selector goes in exactly like a factory unit, and the only extra step is attaching the right-side lever with a small Allen wrench once the main body is seated. A tiny dab of thread locker on that screw is a smart move to keep everything snug over a lot of rounds. Most folks have it running in a few minutes on the bench.
Southpaws get the biggest win here, but plenty of right-handed shooters add ambi controls to run the rifle from either shoulder around cover or during training drills. It is an easy upgrade for a stock AR and an obvious choice when you are building a lower from scratch and want ambidextrous handling from day one.
It is built to drop into any mil-spec AR-15 or AR-10 lower receiver. If your rifle uses a standard safety selector, this one installs the same way. It keeps the familiar 90-degree throw, so it feels just like a factory unit once it is in.
Installation is nearly identical to swapping a standard safety selector. The one extra step is attaching the right-side lever with a small Allen wrench after the main body is seated. Most people finish the job in just a few minutes, and a small drop of thread locker on the lever screw keeps it from backing out.
Yes. The levers are deeply grooved and mil-spec sized, so they give you plenty of grip even with cold, wet, or gloved hands. You also get a positive, audible click at each position so you know exactly where the safety sits.
Absolutely. Most factory ARs put the safety on the left side only, which is awkward for southpaws. This adds a lever on both sides so you can move between fire and safe without shifting your grip, and right-handed folks running the rifle from both shoulders benefit too.
| UPC | 847313006660 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 00666 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 6 |
| Model | |
| Package Height | 1.1 |
| Package Width | 2.3 |
| Product Type | Safety Selector |
| Shipping Weight | 0.07 |
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