Radian Talon GI 45/90 Safety Selector Grey Single-Lever AR-15
Radian WeaponsThe Radian Talon GI 45/90 Safety Selector delivers the precision engineering and reliability Radian Weapons is known for, in a clean single-lever configuration purpose-built for shooters who prefer a traditional, non-ambidextrous setup on their AR-15 or AR-10.
- Single long lever design installs on a precision-machined dovetail cut
- Spring-loaded retention stud locks lever securely — no screws to strip or lose
- Configurable for 45-degree short throw or standard 90-degree operation
- Compatible with most AR-15, AR-10/SR25-pattern, MCX, and MPX platforms
- Safe and fire indicator engraved on the weak side of the safety cylinder
- Matte grey Cerakote finish for corrosion resistance and a low-profile look
Who This Is For
The Talon GI is ideal for right-handed AR-15 and AR-10 shooters who want a high-quality upgrade over their mil-spec safety selector without the bulk or complexity of an ambidextrous lever. Whether you're building a competition rifle, a duty carbine, or a precision AR platform, the Talon GI offers a tactile, repeatable toggle with the option to switch between 45- and 90-degree throw to match your shooting style and holster setup.
Specifications
| Brand | Radian Weapons |
|---|---|
| Model | Talon GI 45/90 Safety Selector |
| Configuration | Single-Lever (Non-Ambidextrous) |
| Throw Options | 45-Degree / 90-Degree (User Configurable) |
| Lever Retention | Spring-Loaded Retention Stud (No Screws) |
| Compatibility | AR-15, AR-10/SR25, MCX, MPX Platforms |
| Finish | Grey Cerakote |
| Fire Indicator | Safe/Fire Markings on Weak Side Cylinder |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the 45-degree and 90-degree throw settings?
The 45-degree short-throw setting rotates the selector only halfway compared to a standard mil-spec safety, allowing for faster transitions between safe and fire — a popular choice for competitive shooters and tactical applications. The 90-degree setting mirrors traditional mil-spec operation and is preferred by shooters who want a familiar feel or need compatibility with certain lower receiver designs. The Talon GI ships with both options and can be reconfigured without tools by swapping the lever position on the dovetail.
Will the Radian Talon GI fit my AR-15 lower receiver?
The Talon GI is designed to fit most mil-spec AR-15 and AR-10/SR25-pattern lower receivers, as well as SIG Sauer MCX and MPX platforms. It uses a standard safety selector bore diameter and replaces your existing selector with no permanent modifications required. As always, it's a good idea to confirm compatibility with your specific lower receiver, particularly if it uses a non-standard or proprietary design.
Can I add a weak-side lever later to convert it to an ambidextrous setup?
The Talon GI is designed as a dedicated single-lever selector for shooters who prefer that configuration. If you anticipate wanting ambidextrous functionality, Radian offers the full Talon 45/90 Ambidextrous Safety Selector, which includes both a strong-side and weak-side lever. Levers from the Talon ambidextrous series are not directly cross-compatible with the Talon GI's single-lever dovetail system, so it's best to choose the version that matches your intended use from the start.