Modular ar-type safety selector with lever mounting pins
AssigneeMagpul Industries Corp.
InventorClinton Wade LYNCH
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Abstract
A safety selector lever assembly may include a selector core comprising an elongated section having a curved and at least one angled face, a first and second extension positioned on opposing ends of the selector core, each comprising an extension aperture, and wherein the elongated section is positioned between the first and the second extensions, a plurality of levers, each comprising: a proximal and distal end, a recess for receiving one of the first and the second extension, a pin aperture, a pin, wherein at least a portion of the pin can pass through the first pin aperture and the extension aperture, and wherein rotation of the levers to a first position enables firing of the firearm and rotation to a second position precludes firing of the firearm.
Claims1
A safety selector lever assembly for a firearm, comprising:
- a selector core, wherein the selector core comprises:
- a first elongated section having a curved face and at least one angled face;
- a first extension and a second extension, wherein the first extension and the second extension are positioned on opposing ends of the selector core;
- wherein each of the first extension and the second extension comprise an extension aperture, and wherein the first elongated section is positioned between the first and the second extensions;
- a plurality of levers, wherein each of the plurality of levers comprises:
- a proximal end and a distal end;
- a first recess that is shaped and sized to receive one of the first extension and the second extension of the selector core, wherein the first recess is positioned at or near a proximal end of a corresponding lever;
- a first pin aperture positioned at the proximal end of the corresponding lever;
- a pin, wherein at least a portion of the pin is shaped and sized to be received in the first pin aperture and the corresponding extension aperture;
- wherein each of the plurality of levers is removably coupled to the selector core, and wherein rotation of at least one of the plurality of levers to a first position enables firing of the firearm while rotation of at least one of the plurality of levers to a second position precludes firing of the firearm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.