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Beans's Review of Stag Arms AR-15 Safety Selector
I have one and dig it the most of all the safety selectors I’ve had and have. I can appreciate good craftsmanship. I also appreciate good steel over alloys but in 90 degrees only. My L or R Stag safety follows me from rifle to rifle but lives on my test lower. I’d like one in my rifle bag and one in the parts kit. Demand is high and cost remains low. Availability? Unknown. Stag nailed the “good for everyone” true ambidextrous safety. The simplicity is’ genius. From Mil-Spec purist, beginner, seasoned builder, tester you name it. Stag checked all the boxes and more. It came at great a value. 30$ but 22$ after discounts on OP.
Badger Ordnance gen1 switchable goes for around 100$.
Ya, I could’ve saved a lot of money but only found recently and on back order. Anyway, here’s the list of other safety selectors I have although I won’t mention the screw on varietal. Radian talon (I run the L- side only/ fn featureless!), Geissele configurable (no beveled edges for the $$), Badger Ordnance switchable gen1 (too long), SOL/ FCD Q lever OEM- LWRC- That’s a solid ambi for the 80$.),
Stag Arms LorR safety rocks. Solid- affordable and does it all.
Badger Ordnance gen1 switchable goes for around 100$.
Ya, I could’ve saved a lot of money but only found recently and on back order. Anyway, here’s the list of other safety selectors I have although I won’t mention the screw on varietal. Radian talon (I run the L- side only/ fn featureless!), Geissele configurable (no beveled edges for the $$), Badger Ordnance switchable gen1 (too long), SOL/ FCD Q lever OEM- LWRC- That’s a solid ambi for the 80$.),
Stag Arms LorR safety rocks. Solid- affordable and does it all.
Would Recommend:
Yes