Product Spotlight: Elftmann AR-15 Speed Safety

Published on March 17, 2022
Duration: 2:43

This guide details the installation of the Elftmann Ambidextrous Speed Safety for AR-15 platforms. The process involves removing the standard safety and installing the new push-button selector, utilizing either the original or a custom detent for smooth operation. The Elftmann Speed Safety offers a faster engagement/disengagement method compared to traditional levers, making it beneficial for competition or tactical use.

Quick Summary

The Elftmann Ambidextrous Speed Safety for AR-15s replaces the traditional lever with a push-button design for faster engagement and disengagement. It's ambidextrous and ideal for competition, featuring a simple installation process that utilizes the firearm's existing spring and detent, with a custom detent recommended for optimal smoothness.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introducing Elftmann Speed Safety
  2. 00:20Push-Button Safety Design
  3. 00:49Speed and Operation Demonstration
  4. 01:21Product Components and Installation
  5. 01:43Importance of Custom Detent
  6. 02:03Manufacturing and Warranty
  7. 02:10Conclusion and Application

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Elftmann Ambidextrous Speed Safety for AR-15s?

The Elftmann Ambidextrous Speed Safety is an aftermarket accessory for AR-15 firearms that replaces the traditional lever safety with a push-button mechanism, designed for faster engagement and disengagement.

How does the Elftmann Speed Safety operate?

It operates via a push-button. Pushing the button disengages the safety (indicated by an orange protrusion), allowing the firearm to fire. Pushing it again re-engages the safety (safe position).

Is the Elftmann Speed Safety difficult to install?

Installation is generally straightforward, involving the removal of the standard safety selector and the reinstallation of the spring and detent, similar to replacing a standard safety component.

What are the benefits of the Elftmann Speed Safety?

The primary benefit is increased speed in engaging and disengaging the safety, which can be advantageous for competition shooting or tactical applications where rapid transitions are crucial. Its ambidextrous design also caters to both left and right-handed shooters.

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