Adjustable XAK® Safety Selector
$50.00
FEEL WHAT YOU BECOME®
DESCRIPTION
While the AK is a great platform, and definitely a competitor against the AR for top MSR in the United States, it is not a high precision design. Unfortunately, the AK platform is not know for parts interchangeability. Simple things like swapping triggers or safety selectors from one AK to another is nearly impossible if they are of two different manufacturers. While we may not be able to solve every issue across the board, we can definitely help when it come to triggers! Introducing the HIPERFIRE XAK Safety Selector. One of the main issues we found when it comes to aftermarket trigger fitment in the AK platform is that the safety selector doesn't always contact the trigger properly. This can leave you with a safety that wont engage because it hangs too low and won't switch to safe, or the safety is too high and the firearm will shoot on safe. Most trigger manufacturers try to solve this issue by adding a pin or screw in the back of the trigger, or by making the back of their trigger taller and telling you to grind or file the trigger for fitment. While this may be a solution, it is not ideal to have to grind on a brand new trigger and potentially damage it beyond repair. To add insult to injury, after the trigger is damaged from grinding, manufacturers will tell you it is your fault and that you need to buy a new trigger. Our safety selector is US Patent Pending and utilizes a shorter body, and a built-in adjustment screw to accommodate any range of trigger/safety fitment issues. With simple allen key adjustment from the top, and no need to remove any parts other that the top cover, our safety selector solves almost any fitment issues you may have. We highly recommend using a HIPERFIRE XAK trigger in your firearm, but whether you do or not, this safety selector could be the solution for many trigger fitment woes you may experience. Try one today!HIGHLIGHTS
- Works with almost any AK trigger and receiver combination. HIPERFIRE, the other guys, or stock. (Clearly you're here because that choice is easy.)
- Shorter inner body to solve situations where the selector is too close to the trigger.
- Built in set-screw for easy adjustability.
- No more set-screws or pins in the trigger, or grinding on the trigger to get it to fit.
- Extended "shelf" on the lever for ease of operation.
- Black Oxide finish.
have a ton of your tirggers just ordered the pdi today for another ar10 build. once its installed it’ll probably be the 10th trigger of yours ive purchased for myself. installed many others. probably the nicest triggers made than can still punch berdan primers all day long. good job guys.
HIPERTOUCH Elite: “I just installed a Hyperfire Elite trigger in my AR-10. My goal was to cure some fail to fire issues due to light primer strikes using some foreign military surplus ammo. I have only installed an AR trigger once before and was thinking the Hyperfire trigger could be a problem for me to install. It was way easier than I thought. I did learn one trick to pass along. The trigger and hammer installation is very straight forward. Compressing the coil springs looked like a problem area. I used a 5/32 inch pin punch (flat working end) and cupped my free hand over the spring assembly to prevent lost springs. Success on the first attempt with no flying parts. The trick is to position the yoke just above the notch where it will rest. Push straight in and slightly downward and it falls right into place. The difference between the Elite trigger and military stock trigger is amazing.”
