
CMMG AR-22 Super Safety Trip Sled & Lever Kit (22LR | 6x PET-CF Levers)
The AR-22 super safety trip sled and lever kit is designed for .22LR AR-15 platforms using CMMG-pattern and compatible bolt systems. This setup includes a trip sled engineered for reliable interaction with 22LR bolt geometry and six 3D-printed PET-CF levers.
The kit works with common .22LR bolt systems, including CMMG, PSA, Right To Bear (RTB), and BoreBuddy Ciener pattern systems. It is specifically configured for shorter and wider 22LR-specific super safety levers, ensuring proper function in rimfire setups.
Fits
- Designed for .22LR AR-15 platforms
- Compatible with CMMG, PSA, RTB, and Ciener bolt systems
- Includes 6 PET-CF levers
- Engineered for reliable interaction with 22LR bolt geometry
- PET-CF material offers high strength-to-weight ratio and heat resistance
Product details
The AR-22 super safety trip sled and lever kit includes one trip sled and six 3D-printed PET-CF levers. The levers are made from PET-CF (carbon fiber reinforced polyester), providing high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent heat resistance, and improved durability over standard filaments.
Installation and tuning notes: Due to the nature of the AR-22 platform, these systems are highly sensitive to configuration. Performance varies depending on bolt weight, barrel length, ammo type, and buffer system. If issues such as hammer follow, failure to reset, or inconsistent cycling occur, tuning may be required. These are wear components, and spare levers are included for continued use and testing.
Questions about the CMMG AR-22 Super Safety Trip Sled & Lever Kit (22LR | 6x PET-CF Levers)
What bolt systems is this kit compatible with?
It works with CMMG, PSA, Right To Bear (RTB), and BoreBuddy Ciener pattern systems.
What material are the levers made from?
The levers are 3D-printed from PET-CF (carbon fiber reinforced polyester), offering high strength and heat resistance.
Are these parts legal in my state?
Buyers must confirm compliance with state and local laws. No sales to restricted jurisdictions.