The Geissele Super Configurable Safety is made from nitrided stainless steel. The levers can be easily swapped while remaining secure in their place during extraneous activity. The Geissele Super Configurable Safety greatly improves longevity and comfort, especially for left-handed operators, over its mil-spec counterpart.
| Weight | 0.88 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2 × 1.5 × 0.5 in |
| MPN | 05-1870B |
| UPC | 810081130370 |
Compliance
NFA (National Firearms Act) compliance is crucial for legal ownership and transfer of regulated firearms and accessories like short-barreled rifles, suppressors, and certain types of ammunition, ensuring adherence to federal regulations to avoid legal penalties and ensure responsible firearm ownership.
Customer Reviews
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- 45/60
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United States
Favorite selector
Hands down the best feeling selector I’ve tried. It’s like they designed it to have perfect action and feel. 45/60 is overrated, and the people at geiseele know this. So they built the best 90 degree configurable throw selector on the market. I’ve tried most, including the push button safeties they use in competition. PS, The talon sucks.
USSuper Configurable?
I love Geissele products but this was a miss. It's not really configurable at all in it's current state. Other than choosing LH or RH dominance there's nothing you can change. You can buy other parts to modify. But not impressed for the price. Good quality, fit, and finish.
United StatesSolid Quality -Bad name and Meh QA
The parts are high quality. However, when installing these on my G$ lower I noticed that the lock is tight, but not smooth like Talon's (or the like). It's kind of a pain in the #%& running drills already. I am guessing it will loosen up some over use/time. ...Nor are there any or parts/accessory kits you can buy to actually swap out the selector or other parts. So, I have no clue where the ability to configure is in these "configurable" safety selectors. I was expecting to be able to buy a 45 or 50 degree exchangeable piece and other size/color selectors. I may be dumb, but haven't seen any of the like anywhere. IF I were to do this again, I would buy the radian or some 4-piece 50/90 set so I can configure this to match my grip/handle exactly how I prefer. That way, it doesn't turn into a holster situation, where you end up buy way too many before you find something you like for a handgun. Hopefully this helps Gobless!
