Interchangeable safety selector for firearms
OwnerGeorge Huang, Roger Wanginventors
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Abstract
An interchangeable safety selector that includes a generally cylindrical lock member rotatable between a safe and a fire position, wherein when the lock member is in the safe position a first portion of the lock member blocks movement of a portion of a firing mechanism of a firearm; a projection formed on each end of the lock member; and at least two lever members, each lever member having a recess mateable with the projection of the lock member, wherein the lever members are interchangeable, wherein one of the lever members is secured to a first end of the lock member via interaction of the projection and the recess and is further secured to the first end of the lock member via a screw.
Claims18
An interchangeable safety selector, comprising:
- a generally cylindrical lock member rotatable between at least a safe and at least one fire position, wherein when said lock member is in said safe position at least a portion of said lock member blocks movement of at least a portion of a firing mechanism of a firearm;
- a dovetail projection formed on each end of said lock member;
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- at least two lever members, each lever member having a recess mateable with said projection of said lock member, wherein said recess extends through opposing sides of said lever members, wherein said lever members are interchangeable, wherein one of said lever members is secured to a first end of said lock member via interaction of said projection and said recess.
An interchangeable safety selector, comprising:
- a substantially cylindrical lock member rotatable between at least a safe and at least one a fire position, wherein when said lock member is in said safe position, at least a portion of said lock member blocks movement of a portion of a firing mechanism of a firearm;
- a dovetail projection formed proximate each end of said lock member;
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- at least two lever members, each lever member having a recess mateable with said dovetail projection of said lock member, wherein said recess extends through opposing side portions of said lever members, and wherein one of said lever members is secured to a first end of said lock member via interaction of said dovetail projection and said recess.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.