Install Radian Talon Ambi Safety Selector on AR15

Published on April 8, 2023
Duration: 8:19

This guide details the installation of the Radian Talon Ambidextrous Safety Selector on AR-15, AR-10, and SR-25 platforms, as demonstrated by Brian from 1st Shot Tactical. The process involves selecting the desired throw (45 or 90 degrees), disassembling the existing safety, and carefully installing the new selector, levers, springs, and detents. The instructor emphasizes proper lubrication and the use of specific tools for a smooth installation.

Quick Summary

The Radian Talon Ambi Safety Selector is compatible with AR-15, AR-10, and SR-25 platforms. Users can select between a 45-degree or 90-degree throw by orienting the selector cylinder correctly. Installation involves careful placement of springs and detents, often requiring lubrication and a punch tool.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Product Overview
  2. 00:38Unboxing and Components
  3. 01:23Disassembly
  4. 02:09Configuring the Throw
  5. 03:57Lever Installation
  6. 05:31Grip Reinstallation
  7. 06:52Final Assembly & Function Check
  8. 07:51Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the compatibility options for the Radian Talon Ambi Safety Selector?

The Radian Talon Ambi Safety Selector is designed for broad compatibility with AR-15, AR-10, and SR-25 platforms, making it a versatile upgrade for various AR-style rifles.

How do you choose between a 45-degree and 90-degree throw on the Radian Talon?

The throw configuration is determined by the orientation of the safety selector cylinder. A shorter channel facing the detent provides a 45-degree throw, while a larger channel offers a 90-degree throw.

What tools are needed to install the Radian Talon Ambi Safety Selector?

Essential tools for installation include an Allen wrench (often included), a punch tool for the detent, and firearm lubricant like Remington Rem Oil. A pistol grip tool may also be necessary for grip removal/reinstallation.

What is a common troubleshooting step if the safety selector is stuck during installation?

If the safety selector becomes stuck, a common troubleshooting step is to remove the hammer pin. This helps relieve tension on the detent and spring, allowing for easier manipulation of the selector.

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