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COMPATIBLE WITH MILSPEC TRIGGERS

COMPATIBLE WITH RISE ARMAMENT RAVE 140, 145, BLITZ, 434, 535

COMPATIBLE WITH G$ TRIGGERS. EXCEPT FOR Lightning bow style (SEPARATE LEVER COMING SOON)  WONT WORK WITH NATIONAL MATCH G$ EITHER

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The KIKASS FRS (Keep It Krazy Ambidextrous Safety Selector) Is a new FRS created by Samuari Firearms. These will work in the AR15 high or low shelf lowers and AR9s

What comes in the package? The KIKASS FRS comprised of Right side selector, detent bar KIKASS Lever, right side selector, one Hex wrench.

Install: ensure your firearm is unloaded, remove the grip, dont lose your safety spring or detent.

Remove the original safety.

Remove the right side safety selector from the KIKASS, slide the lever off, insert the detent bar with the right side safety selector still in place, making sure the detent track is aligned with the safety detent hole in your lower.

About halfway inserted, slide the detent bar through the lever making sure the lever is facing the correct way and centered in the lower.

Attach the left side safety selector in the same orientation as the right and tighten the set screw with the provided hex wrench. DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN. Blue loctite is recommended.

Replace safety detent, spring and grip

Function check: Hold the trigger down in the 3rd position, pull the bolt to the rear, you should feel the trigger be pushed forward and hear the trigger reset.

Compatibility: You will need an H3 Buffer, Full Profile Bolt Carrier and a Milspec style trigger or compatible trigger listed above

AR9s will need the bolt weight cut for the lever to be able to clear and I highly recommend a 10oz buffer and PCC Spring if you are running an AR9.

As with any aftermarket part, some fitting/tuning may be required although these have been pretty easy to work with.