The ongoing debate at Battle Arms Dev. is what we should include with our selectors. We include the rather expensive KNS stainless steel detent, because it can have a real positive impact on the operation of the selector.
Trident thinks we should include a detent spring. We actually bought 1000 of the detent springs and have been giving them away as SWAG to repeat customers, or any customer (regardless where they bought the Battle Arms Dev. selector) that asks for it. The reason one isn't included is it does not address the ills of spring tension, which can affect any selector, the cause of which usually isn't the spring.
We joke that we should include the detent, pistol grip, detent spring, and a receiver to ensure 100% functionality of our selector
RE: paint pen, it isn't crucial or relevant to the operation of the selector. The inclusion of which, with the implied purpose of allowing the user to color different markings on a 45 degree selector for use on a non-45 degree selector compatible receiver, is akin to suggesting or encouraging the removal of the 45 degree selector's stainless steel pin block, as such measure would be unnecessary for a 45 degree compatible receiver. We can't go anywhere near there
To date, nobody except Battle Arms Dev. includes a detent with a selector. We include two T10 wrenches with the CASS-3P, M16 selector, and four screws with the Cerakoted selectors (two Cerakoted screws, two black oxide screws), and we include a third lever with our kit (a two lever kit can be purchased from our dealers). The price of our selector puts it at the top of the food chain, and being a premium product, it dictates that above and beyond service and support go with it. We only make premium product, so the same can be said of anything we produce
By the way, we're Cerakoting 20 sets of selectors in bright pink for our female customers![]()





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