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Odin Works Ambidextrous Modular Safety Selector — 8 Colors · AR-15 & AR-9 · USA Made

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100% USA Made Odin Works Southern Idaho 8 Colors Available AR-15 & AR-9 FRT & Super Safety Compatible In Stock
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ODIN Works · Southern Idaho — 100% USA Made
6061 Aircraft-Grade Aluminum · Anodized Finish · Mil-Spec AR-15 Compatible

Your AR-15's safety selector is a mission-critical control — and if you're running a forced reset trigger or a Super Safety selector system, you need an ambi safety that's as dialed in as the rest of your build. The Odin Works Ambidextrous Modular Safety gives you 8 configurations, both 45° and 90° throw, dual enlarged paddles for left and right-handed operation, and your choice of 8 anodized colors — all machined from 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum in Southern Idaho. 100% USA made. Weighs just 0.35 oz. Installs like mil-spec. Performs like nothing else.


What Makes It Different

Built for Serious AR Builders

  • 8 unique configurations — dual paddle levers on both sides combined with 45° and 90° throw options give you 8 distinct ways to set up your safety. Dial it to your shooting style, your hand size, and your competition or duty requirements.
  • 45° and 90° throw — switchable — reverse the orientation of the selector barrel to switch between 45° and 90° throw. No tools required for the switch. 45° is faster on the draw; 90° is mil-spec standard. You choose.
  • True ambidextrous operation — full-size paddles on both sides mean left-handed and right-handed shooters get the same ergonomic experience. Not an afterthought — designed ambi from the ground up.
  • Enlarged paddles for stress-fire access — under competition clock pressure or in a defensive scenario, the oversized paddle design means you find the safety by feel, every time, without looking down at your rifle.
  • 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum — machined from billet aluminum, not cast. Anodized finish is part of the metal, not a coating on top. Available in 8 colors to match any cerakote or build aesthetic.
  • Mil-spec AR-15 drop-in installation — installs exactly like a standard mil-spec safety selector. Compatible with all AR-15 and AR-9 mil-spec lower receivers. No fitting, no machining.
  • 0.35 oz — lighter than most standard safety selectors. When you're weight-cutting a build, the Odin Works AMS adds function without adding mass.
  • 100% USA made, Southern Idaho — every Odin Works product is designed and manufactured in the United States. Not assembled overseas. Not rebranded imports. American-made precision.

The 8 Configuration System

Your Safety. Your Setup.

The 8 configurations come from the combination of paddle position (4 possible) and throw angle (45° or 90°). Change configurations by repositioning the paddle levers or reversing the selector barrel — no gunsmithing required.

45° Fast Throw Competition / 3-Gun preferred. Fastest safe-to-fire transition.
90° Standard Throw Mil-spec standard. Maximum positive engagement feel.
×4 Paddle Positions Each lever has 4 possible positions to match your grip angle.
×8 Total Configs 4 paddle positions × 2 throw angles = 8 unique setups.
45° vs 90° Throw
45° Fast Throw — Competition

Half the travel distance of standard. Ideal for 3-Gun, competition shooting, and speed-focused builds. Your thumb barely moves — the safety is off. Preferred by most competitive AR shooters running forced reset triggers where follow-up speed is the priority.

90° Standard Throw — Duty / Defensive

Mil-spec standard throw. Maximum positive engagement — you know it's on safe and you know it's off safe. Preferred for duty, defensive, and hunting builds where accidental disengagement is a real concern. Full positive click in both directions.

Critical For FRT Builds

Why Your Forced Reset Trigger Needs This

Running a forced reset trigger on your AR-15 changes what you need from every other control on the rifle — including your safety. When your FRT is cycling at speeds approaching 1,150 RPM in FRT mode, the ability to get on and off safety instantly isn't a nice-to-have — it's a fundamental part of how you control the rifle. The Odin Works AMS at 45° throw gets your safety disengaged in the same motion as your trigger press, not before it.

The ARC-Fire V2 forced reset trigger from AS Designs — the one built specifically with ambidextrous safety compatibility in mind — pairs directly with the Odin Works AMS. If you're running an ARC-Fire V2, this is the ambi safety selector that was designed with your trigger in mind.

  • Disruptor FRT (The Triggered Company): The AMS 45° throw gives you faster safety transitions to match the Disruptor's rapid cycling capability. Run the paddle in the high position for thumb-on-safety access without breaking your firing grip.
  • ARC-Fire V2 (AS Designs): The ARC-Fire V2 is specifically engineered for ambidextrous safety compatibility. The Odin Works AMS is the natural pairing — full ambi paddle on both sides, 45° throw, positive engagement.
  • Hoffman Tactical Super Safety: The Super Safety system replaces your selector entirely. If you're running a standard safety alongside a Super Safety on a second build, the Odin Works AMS is the ambi upgrade your second rifle deserves.
  • Competition and 3-Gun builds: The 45° throw at the AMS's optimal paddle position is the fastest safe-to-fire transition available on any mil-spec compatible ambi safety. Build for speed without sacrificing positive engagement.

Technical Specs

Full Breakdown

Specification Odin Works AMS
Material 6061 Aircraft-Grade Aluminum Billet
Finish Type III Hard Anodized
Colors Available Black, FDE, Red, Blue, Ranger Green, Orange, Purple, Pink
Weight 0.35 oz
Throw Options 45° or 90° (reversible selector barrel)
Configurations 8 total (4 paddle positions × 2 throw angles)
Operation True Ambidextrous — full paddles both sides
Compatibility AR-15 · AR-9 · Mil-Spec Lower Receivers
Installation Drop-In · Mil-Spec · No Modification Required
Detent / Spring Not included — uses existing mil-spec detent and spring
FRT Compatible Yes — Disruptor FRT, ARC-Fire V2, all mil-spec FRT platforms
Manufacturing 100% USA Made · Southern Idaho
Compatible Platforms & Triggers
AR-15 Mil-Spec Lower AR-9 Mil-Spec Lower Disruptor FRT ARC-Fire V2 FRT LAT Trigger All Standard Triggers 3-Gun Builds Competition Builds Defensive Builds Custom Builds

Why Odin Works

The Standard for AR-15 Accessories

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Southern Idaho

Every Odin Works product is designed and machined in Southern Idaho. American engineers, American machines, American metal.

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6061 Aircraft Aluminum

The same alloy used in aircraft structural components. Hard anodized finish penetrates into the metal — it doesn't sit on top of it.

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8 Configurations

No other mil-spec ambi safety gives you this many setup options. Find your perfect position once — and never think about it again.

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Competition Proven

The 45° throw and enlarged paddles make the Odin Works AMS the go-to safety selector for 3-Gun competitors and speed shooters nationwide.

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Installation Notes

Drop-In Mil-Spec Install

  • 01Uses your existing detent and spring. The Odin Works AMS does not include a safety detent or spring — it uses the mil-spec detent and spring already in your lower. If you need a replacement, any mil-spec safety detent kit works.
  • 02Standard mil-spec installation. Remove your existing safety selector and install the AMS exactly the same way. No special tools, no fitting, no modifications to the lower required.
  • 03Choose your throw first. Decide between 45° and 90° before installation by orienting the selector barrel correctly. You can switch later but it's easier to set it before the lower is fully assembled.
  • 04Set your paddle position. After installation, position each paddle lever to your preferred ergonomic angle. The four positions give you fine-tuned control over where each paddle sits relative to your trigger finger and thumb.
  • 05FRT builds — run the 45° throw. If you're running a forced reset trigger, the 45° throw is the correct choice for most shooters. It allows you to engage and disengage the safety within your natural firing grip without repositioning your thumb.

Complete Your Build

Everything Your AR-15 Needs


ODIN Works® is a registered trademark of Odin Works. 100% USA made in Southern Idaho. Compatible with mil-spec AR-15 and AR-9 lower receivers. Does not include safety detent or spring. The Triggered Company Disruptor FRT, AS Designs ARC-Fire V2, and Hoffman Tactical Super Safety sold separately. All forced reset triggers are federally legal following the May 2025 DOJ settlement. State restrictions may apply — see our complete state legality guide.

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