3-Position Mil-Spec Selector (0/90/180) for the FRT-15L3® & FRT-15C3®

About this product

The 3-Position Mil-Spec Selector (0/90/180) for the FRT-15L3® & FRT-15C3® is the dedicated, drop-in safety control that directs your Glock platform's forced-reset system. This hardened steel component provides three definitive, positive stops at 0°, 90°, and 180° of rotation, corresponding to Safe, Semi-Auto, and full FRT® firing modes. Its design is a direct part-for-OEM replacement built for durability, not for show, serving as the functional brain of the trigger system.

What is the 3-Position Mil-Spec Selector used for?

This selector is used to physically control the mechanical state of your GLOCK FRT trigger system with absolute certainty. It allows the shooter to manually switch between Safe (0°), standard Semi-Auto (90°), and the full forced-reset FRT® mode (180°) with a distinct, audible click. The 90-degree rotation between each position is specific and non-negotiable, ensuring there's no guesswork or intermediate detents that could compromise safety during rapid manipulation. You need it for two things: safe administrative handling and intentional mode selection before you ever touch the trigger.

How does the 3-Position Mil-Spec Selector compare to the Glock-Mod Standard Semi-Auto trigger selector?

The 3-Position Mil-Spec Selector provides two more functional detent positions than the standard semi-auto-only safety found on a typical Glock-Mod BLEM trigger kit, which only toggles between Safe and Fire. It's constructed from 8620 hardened steel, compared to the 6061 aluminum common in basic Glock-Mod BLEM triggers — our editorial take, resulting in higher wear resistance for the increased mechanical cycling of the FRT system. The choice is simple: if you are running a Rare Breed forced-reset system, you need this 3-position part; if you're not, you're paying for two extra, useless detents on your standard Glock.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

The selector weighs 8.9 grams and measures 8.25mm in diameter with an engagement arm that extends 14.5mm from the pivot point. That specific arm length is critical, as it interfaces with the proprietary geometry of the FRT-15 trigger bar components. The total rotational range is 180°, precisely broken into the three 90° increments. Any variance in these measurements would result in out-of-spec engagement, which could lead to failure to fire or unsafe sear disengagement.

Who is this NOT for?

This component is not for any platform lacking a compatible Rare Breed Triggers FRT-15L3® or FRT-15C3® system. If you have a standard Glock build or a standard binary trigger, this part will not function as intended and is a pointless purchase. It is also not a gunsmithing project for modification; it is a drop-in fit for specified platforms only. If your goal is a simple, enhanced single-stage trigger pull for precision pistol shooting, you should be looking at a simpler, dedicated Glock-Mod 3.5lb Connector kit instead of an entire forced-reset system.

What's in the box?

The box contains just the single selector component. There are no spare springs, roll pins, installation tools, or Loctite included. The packaging is minimal, designed for a technician who already has the necessary armorer's tools and understands the 15-minute installation process for the FRT system. You are buying the part, not a kit, so ensure you have the correct punch set and a frame block before ordering.

Is the 3-Position Mil-Spec Selector worth it at $38.50?

At $38.50, it is non-negotiable if you own the corresponding FRT-15 system—it is the control mechanism for a $400+ trigger. The price reflects its specialized machining and hardened material, not its complexity. Compared to outsourcing custom machining for a one-off part, this is a direct, affordable solution. However, if you view it as a standalone 'upgrade' for a stock Glock, it's $38.50 for a paperweight. Its value is intrinsically tied to the trigger system it operates, making it a mandatory component, not an optional accessory.