Battle Arms Dev

No hurry, we're running short on levers till next weekend. If you're going to buy an AX556 receiver, you should get the 45 degree selector from AXTS, it's like $20 cheaper than retail when bundled with a receiver ;D

There may be a forged version of the AX556 soon, then it'll bring prices down to earth. If that's so, then I can see a forged AX762 as well. The price on the current AX series isn't out of line, it does cost a lot to make :)

I'm jealous ;D It's one of the nicest receivers, right up there with the AXTS AX series receivers. Say, when you're ready to place the next order, we have a bunch of swag to include in your group buy now <thumbsup>

Does disabling the right mag release also disable the left release? I should ask Josh...

Accurate Armory makes it <thumbsup> I don't see why it won't be sold it CA with a bullet button?

We're going to get some magnetic decals for the fridge or back of the car, alas Santa is having problem getting pricing, apparently :o

Don't all of our products, when received, come with happiness already? :)

We'll keep updating this as more manufacturers make ready their 45 degree, and 45/90 compatible receivers. The difference between a strictly 45 degree selector compatible receiver, and a 45/90 compatible receiver is the FIRE/pictogram position. A 45 degree only receiver's FIRE/pictogram engraving is close to 60 degrees, which allows the 45 degree's position indicator to point at it when the selector is set on FIRE. A 45/90 compatible receiver's FIRE/pictogram engraving is situated at 68 degrees, thereby allowing both the 45 and 90 degree selector to both point to its general direction when the selector is switched to FIRE. 45 degree compatible receiver: Accurate Armory, 45 degree only receiver (45/90 compatible receiver may be coming) 45/90 compatible receiver: AR15.com billet receiver AXTS, A-DAC-F (forged) and AX556 (fully ambidextrous, billet) and AX762 (coming soon) receiver A-DAC-F AX556 AX762 Aero Precision Ambidextrous Lower Receiver, Gen 2 link Photos courtesy of AR15.com, Military Moron, Aero Precision, and Rainier Arms

Robo, you know we're good for whatever custom requests you guys put in ;)

It's old news, but too funny not to share. A few months ago, a customer asked us to include a picture of a zombie with his order. I wasn't sure if it was a test to see if we're paying attention, so we complied :D Zombie Squad

Thank you guys for your support, we are fortunate to have you guys as friends :)

PIP3 improvements/additions include: Slightly reduced selector center diameter to further accommodate aftermarket triggers Slightly raised detent groove height to retain more spring tension Grade 8 plus mounting screws Additional lever options :D

Thank you <thumbsup>

Yes but I wouldn't want just the look ;) The 20,000th would be plated in something else :D

Sorry for the late arrival, thanks Robo for picking up the slack for me :) The only thing that prevents the 45 degree selector from being a drop-in part for a standard AR receiver is the pin block. The removal of which will allow it to work on receivers that do not have the proper FIRE or pictogram engraving, and therein lies the problem. The short throw selector's position indicator points at between 10 and 11 o'clock, on some receivers it's close enough to the 12 o'clock FIRE engraving, but on others it's not. This creates a liability problem for us. Never mind the manufacturers that have pirate or zombie themed engravings that say nothing about which is Safe and which is fire, we've been advised to not open doors for litigation by some of the best product liability attorneys in the nation, who happen to be my clients in my day job <thumbsup> Battle Arms Dev. is one of their clients. Anyway, if the pin is removed, while it does not impact the structural integrity of the selector center, it does void the warranty. We didn't put the pin block there only for it to be removed lol. But please email me or call me with any questions, there are things I can't say publicly. What we do make public though, is that we do not encourage or suggest the removal of the pin block.

Haha, I was thinking of gold platting our 9,999 and 10,000 90 degree semi auto selectors for ourselves, not for actual use of course ;)

The short crank and the mystery 7th lever (short crank is the 8th) should be available early next year 8)

We have too many of them, so it's time to move them fast and sell them at a discount ;)

Following on the success of the SD-3G + selector bundle, we're now running the same special on the SSA-E + selector here For those that ordered the special before, the code is the same. For those that have not received the code, please email me roger@battlearmsdevelopment.com <thumbsup>

A short version is in the works ;)

I have 308 ARs ;)

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LT is very strict about that, there are very few authorized LT dealers :(

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I don't know if LT has distributors, they have dealers and precious few of them at that.