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SHS Trigger Safety Lever Set — M4 and M16

SHS Trigger Safety Lever Set — M4 and M16

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SHS Trigger Safety Lever Set for M4 and M16 — the safety side of the trigger group, supplied together. Sold as a set.

This is the safety lever assembly for M4 and M16 pattern builds, supplied as a set rather than as loose pieces.

The safety lever is what physically blocks the trigger while the selector sits on safe. It is the mechanical reason a gun on safe does not fire, and it wears like anything else taking repeated contact.

A safety that no longer holds is not a job to leave for later. The part is small and cheap and it is directly connected to whether the gun does what the selector says it will.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Part Trigger safety lever set
Platform M4 and M16 pattern
Manufacturer SHS
Sold as Set

Good to know before you buy

Our supplier lists this as a set but does not itemise what is inside it. If you need one specific piece rather than the whole assembly, ask us before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly is in the set?
Our supplier does not publish a component list, so we are not going to invent one. If you need a particular piece rather than the set, message us and we will look at the part in front of us.

Why would a safety lever need replacing?
Wear, or damage from a gun that has been forced while sitting on safe. Either way the result is a safety that no longer blocks the trigger properly.

Does this fit any M4?
It is listed for M4 and M16 pattern builds. As with anything inside a gearbox, compare it against what you remove before committing.

⚠ Safety parts are not the place to improvise: if the lever does not seat exactly as the original did, stop and work out why rather than fitting it and finding out on a firing line.
💡 Titan Forge Airsoft tip: If the gun will not stay on safe, look at the selector plate as well. The two work against one another and either can be the cause. Browse gearbox parts.