Reviews & Ratings for V Seven Titanium 57/90 Degree Selector — 8 reviews — Page 1

I bought this for my ultralight build. It shaved off a whopping 8 grams. ;) But, it sure is pretty. I went with the "raw" silver finish to match the rest of the titanium on the gun. I really love the color; its a slightly greyish silver. The contrast with the black looks amazing.

Like all the v seven parts I have this is well machined and the coating is excellent.

If you are looking to build the ultimate ultra light weight rifle, you need titanium parts. This is expensive, but as stated if you want the absolute lightest possible parts, this is the ambi safety to get.

I installed the V Seven Titanium Ambi Selector on my DDM4V7 and I am very happy. Crisp and clear response whenever I put it back on the safe position. Just pay attention to which side you have the longer lever on. Mine came with it set up for 57 degrees, so I switched the levers to ensure i had 90 degrees setting. Very light, as advertised, looks great and feels great on the thumb. Worth the investment.

The raw really gives that bit of pop you might be looking for, and the quality is great for the price. Perfect gripping to the touch. Functions flawlessly and looks as amazing as well. Works with milspec triggers, no problems with ST NiB battle trigger, the raw titanium is a bit brighter than the NiB trigger but matches pretty good. The 57 degree option is just right for easier flipping, but will still maintain positions safely. Overall very happy with it.

Building an AR-10 with VSeven parts-matching using HIPERFIRE HIPERTOUCH ECLipse (nickel) to color match it as well. VSeven are well built, no argument there, but would say this selector is their weak point. This selector is the right-hand variant, while the other one, same design, is the ambidextrous (3J2-FSS-V7-1109-TI-AMBI) variant. But the differences don't end there. The "barrel" of the ambi variant, is not smooth or cylindrical, it is "triangular" (three sided) if you will, for the purposes of selecting the 57/90 feature. This is fine for mil-spec (or similar) triggers, but the issue with this is when you are using the finicky HIPERFIRE triggers, there's a protruding "wing" that stretches out from the spring-frame trigger and rests on the barrel of the selector. So if the selector isn't smooth and cylindrical, the "wing" of the trigger will not glide smoothly over it, causing the selecting action to grit, grind, or slap on the three-faced barrel. I figured this selector would be best tested used on mil-spec parts, so I did. Big improvement but nowhere near the feeling of a mil-spec "snap" or "click" while gliding in-between. Upon inspection I noticed the drilled "channels" and "holes" of the selector of which the safety selector pin contacts with, isn't as smooth or machined as near as the milspec. Liberally used oil and a KNS nitride safety selector pin and the selector action was not smooth, but springy, and smooshy with a little bit of play on either the SAFE or FIRE ...
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