New selector packaging

Battle Arms Dev. ambidextrous selectors in their new packaging are on their way to Rainier :ph34r:

The new packaging uses less material and contains more pertinent information than the old packaging (plastic re-usable zip bag, separate 8x11 instruction manual).

The 45 degree, 90 degree semi auto, CASS-3P, M16, and the upcoming CASS-3P, SA will all be shipped in the new packaging now.

As is our company tradition, we have put a lot of thoughts into the front and back of the card to include instructions, product attributes (CNC machined, US made, ambidextrous, etc.). :smiley:

I take it that this new packaging is 100% environmentally friendly?

:lol:

It is 100% user friendly :stuck_out_tongue:

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Yer prototypes are waiting for the dang lever, the CASS-3P, SA prototype is ready to go, soon we’ll get the round knob lever :jester:

Very nice Duffy!
Review on the CASS 3P, SA within the next 48 hours! Stay tuned! I feel honored to get something before Trident…:jester:

Aw why did you have to needle him :sad:;):smiley:

Very pro looking pack there Duffy. I’m going to give one of your selectors a shot one of these days.

Thanks Matt! Remember, if you’re LE, MIL, firefighter or EMT, please email me for discount info :wink:

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Wow, nice packaging. No more little baggies

We’re waiting for them too :bad:

Ummmmmmmmmmm, I think I have one of those too :ph34r:

My first question to Duffy was do you have a 3p in st.
Hitting the range first thing in the morning before the heat index hits boiling.

Short throw in CASS-3P, SA isn’t out of the question, I’m afraid it will confuse people too much :stuck_out_tongue:

Nothing confuses those on the dark side…:dirol:

The CASS-3P, SA in 45 degree will not be cheap. CASS-3P in either select fire or semi auto requires a lot more machining time, and every dovetail male and female interface has to be checked manually by a go/no go gauge, so it has a higher rejection rate, as the tolerances are even tighter on these.

The horizontally mounted dovetail interface not only removes load from the screw, due to the lever’s install/remove method, even if the screw was lost, the lever will stay on the selector center and the selector will remain usable for a time.

In your tests, you can tell us how it works by removing the screw on one side and continuing to manipulate the selector and shoot :wink:

I just got back from the range. I didn’t read your request for removing the screw until just now sorry. The heat index today is 106 so I will not be returning today :bad:
I will post a detailed report with pictures and a short video tomorrow. I will say that it was very solid and actually overbuilt. The 3p was installed on my 6.8 SPC so where do I send the bill for the ammo? :smiley: I truly can not afford to shoot that thing!




Thanks for the review Cory :smiley:

The in-the-white lever is one of the reverse hybrid prototypes. We’re going to rework it a little, so I threw it in as a souvineer :jester:

I’m digging the packaging. It looks like it should be hanging on racks for sale in alot more places that Rainier. :wink: