Manticore Arms Tavor Safety Levers

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posted on May 7, 2014
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The Lever, Upgraded Metal Ambidextrous (LUMA) from Manticore Arms is a drop-in replacement for the single-side polymer lever and indicator that come from the factory on IWI US Tavor SAR bullpup rifles. Available in two thicknesses, medium and slim, LUMAs can be installed on either or both sides of the rifle. The U.S.-made levers are machined from 6061-T6 aluminum with a black anodized finish and are easy to install on the dovetailed ends of the Tavor’s factory safety spindle using a small pin punch or paper clip.

Price: $35

Contact: Manticore Arms, Inc., 902 S. Randall Road, Suite C, No. 318, St. Charles, IL 60174; (630) 715-0334

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