Magpul BAD Lever and Trigger Locks...

Mag well lock.

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I have my lock rotated, but I feel like if I were to be stopped, and the weapon checked, it might be deemed unsafe, as there is a gap between the lock body and the lower which, theoretically, one could still access the trigger...

Maybe I just need to play with it a bit more...

Mind posting a pic of how you lock yours up, Mechanic and dude?
 
Boomer74 said:
The lock might not move, but that could be deemed an "unsecured trigger" if an object could be inserted into the opening & successfully depressed the trigger.
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jeebus. Sometimes we are our own worst enemies. The object that "could be" inserted into that space would be better off used to pop the trigger lock off completely. I have been inspected twice with this set up on a road side check stop and it has never been an issue.

pull the trigger and lock the trigger to the back I guess if it is a concern for you.
 
My trigger lock is sitting in the "normal" position on my AR with BAD lever. I just pushed the lever UP towards the receiver and the trigger lock fits. No issues for two years.
 
Bad levers were a solution to a problem that never existed, and created new ones. At least they got the name right.
 
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