Removable safety selector for firearms
Assignee2360216 Ontario, Inc.
InventorMats Lipowski
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Abstract
A safety selector comprises a first hub portion, a second hub portion, and a cam portion connecting the first hub portion with the second hub portion. The first hub portion is generally cylindrical in shape, having opposing faces and an longitudinal surface extending therebetween. Further, the first hub portion is segmented in it opposing faces, creating a first plane in the longitudinal surface. The first hub portion further comprises a pair of spaced apart detent sockets in the longitudinal surface face, a connecting groove extending between the detent sockets, and a detent notch in an outer one of the circular faces exposing one of the detent sockets. The cam portion comprises a recessed face and a cam face. The first plane is substantially parallel with the recessed face.
Claims14
A safety selector comprising:
- a first hub portion generally cylindrical in shape having opposing faces and a longitudinal surface extending therebetween, the first hub portion segmented along the faces, creating a first plane in the longitudinal surface, the first hub portion comprising:
- a pair of spaced apart detent sockets in the longitudinal surface;
- a connecting groove extending between the detent sockets;
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- a detent notch in an outer one of the faces exposing one of the detent sockets;
- a second hub portion;
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- a cam portion connecting the first hub portion with the second hub portion, the cam portion comprising:
- a recessed face;
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- a cam face;
- wherein the first plane is substantially parallel with the recessed face.
A detent pin for use with a safety selector in a firearm, the detent pin comprising:
- a body configured to be connected to a receiver of the firearm, and
- a ball tip configured to interface with the safety selector, wherein the ball tip is stationary.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.