• Wolverine MTW ambidextrous three-position selector switch with steel paddles on a stainless barrel
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Wolverine MTW Ambidextrous 3-Position Selector Switch

Wolverine MTW Ambidextrous 3-Position Selector Switch

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Steel paddles on both sides, on a CNC stainless barrel. A selector you can work from either shoulder without breaking your firing grip.

Selector switches take more abuse than almost any external control. They get thumbed hard under pressure, caught on webbing, and knocked against door frames. Polymer paddles round off at the detent and eventually start slipping past positions, which is the sort of failure you notice at the worst possible moment.

This assembly uses full steel paddles rather than moulded ones, mounted on a CNC-machined stainless barrel. It is ambidextrous, so left-handed shooters get a proper control rather than reaching over the receiver, and right-handed shooters get something to work against when transitioning around cover on their weak side.

Wolverine publish the constituent part numbers, which is useful if you ever need to replace just one element rather than the whole assembly: the three-position selector is MTW-SA-107, the semi-only alternative is MTW-SA-116, the short arm is MTW-M-175 and the screw is MTW-H-122.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Paddles Full steel construction
Barrel CNC stainless steel
Positions Three (MTW-SA-107); semi-only version is MTW-SA-116
Short arm MTW-M-175
Screw MTW-H-122

Good to know

What we are listing here is the three-position assembly. The semi-only selector shares the same housing but is a separate part number, so if your build or your site requires semi-only operation, tell us and we will source that variant rather than sending this one.

Frequently asked questions

Can I fit just one paddle? Yes. Plenty of builders run a full paddle on the firing side and the short arm on the other to keep it from catching on a sling or plate carrier.

Does it change how the electronics behave? No. The selector reports position to the control unit exactly as the original does; fire states are still defined in the FCU.

Is any modification needed? None on an MTW-spec receiver. It is a direct replacement for the factory selector.

💡 Titan Forge Airsoft tip: Fit the detent and spring fresh while the selector is out — they are pennies, and a tired detent makes even a new selector feel vague. See MTW-spec parts and upgrades.