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Quickly and easily upgrade your UDP-9 (or most any AR-15 firearm) by dropping in the ambidextrous Talon safety selector from Radian Weapons. The modular design can be installed as a standard 90° or as a 45° short throw by simply rotating the shaft 180° inside the lower receiver. The Talon is super easy to install using a dovetail interface and spring-loaded retention stud – no screws to come loose or break!
- 2-Lever Combo: short & long for ease of manipulation
- Machined from hardened steel with a black nitride finish
- Compatible with UDP-9/UDP-45, AR15/M16 and AR10/SR25-pattern rifles
- Lifetime warranty and 100% manufactured in the USA
| Weight | .05 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7.2 × 5 × .05 in |
| Brand | Radian Weapons |
| Manufacturer | Radian Weapons |
Kurt N. (verified owner) –
Easy to install and uninstall, has a nice snap when switching between safe and fire
John G (verified owner) –
After using the more traditional 90 degree configured safeties, this safety set in 45 degree throws is amazing. Quality for price is 2nd to none! Highly recommend!
William (verified owner) –
A must-have to improve operation on the gun.
Darryl (verified owner) –
Awesome
Bill (verified owner) –
Easy to install and remarkably smooth operation. A nice upgrade for us lefties!
Greg V. (verified owner) –
The safety selector works great and I love the fact that it’s ambidextrous, being left-handed this is a huge improvement for me.
Luis F. (verified owner) –
excellent safety selector
Collin Y. (verified owner) –
Easy to install. Set mine on 45 degrees. Well made and makes the transition from safe to fire fast. I love the hard “click” you get,
Michael Rapp (verified owner) –
When I installed the new safety in the 45 degree throw position and put the larger handle on the right and the smaller on the left. I can easily on the right with my trigger finger and on the left with my thumb. Almost like a cross bolt safety which is what I was accustomed to prior to my UDP-9.