Your Cart
Established 2006. Kent's Only Authorised 5.11 Tactical Retailer

What our customers are saying

Be the first to leave a review.

There are no reviews yet.

JG AK series selector plate for airsoft gearbox

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Drag and drop images here or click to upload

Keep your AK selecting cleanly

The JG AK Series Selector Plate is a direct replacement for the part that governs fire selection inside AK-pattern AEGs. When it wears or cracks, selection can turn vague or stick between modes. Fitting a fresh plate restores that positive, repeatable switch between safe, semi-auto and full-auto.

Made for the heat

Moulded from heat-resistant polymer, it stands up to the temperatures and friction inside a working gearbox, giving dependable service skirmish after skirmish. It is a small, inexpensive component that has a direct effect on how confidently your rifle changes modes.

Right part for the AK platform

Designed specifically for AK-series gearboxes, it takes the guesswork out of sourcing a correct-fit spare for one of airsoft’s most iconic platforms. It is a trusted choice among UK players keeping their AKs skirmish-ready.

Fitting made easy

Replacing a selector plate means opening the gearbox, so it suits confident techs or a trip to our Kent airsoft repair service. Find more internal spares in our airsoft accessories range.

General
BrandJG (Jing Gong)
ColourBlack
Performance
Fire Modes Semi fires one BB per trigger pull; full-auto keeps firing while the trigger is held.Safe / Semi / Full-auto
Other
TypeFire selector plate
CompatibilityAK series AEG gearbox
MaterialHeat-resistant polymer / nylon
FunctionLinks fire selector to trigger mechanism
UseRepair or replacement of worn selector plate

Frequently asked questions

Which guns does this plate fit?

It is designed for JG and AK-pattern AEG gearboxes. AK platforms typically use a Version 3 style gearbox, so check yours matches before fitting.

What job does the selector plate do?

It connects the external fire selector to the internal trigger and cut-off parts, controlling switching between safe, semi-auto and full-auto.

When should I replace it?

If your fire selection becomes vague, sticks between modes or fails, a worn or cracked selector plate is a common cause and this is a cheap, effective fix.

Is it easy to fit?

It is a beginner-friendly repair, but it does require opening the gearbox. If you are not confident, a specialist can fit it quickly.

Do I need to be 18 or hold UKARA?

No. It is an internal spare part, so there is no age restriction and no UKARA requirement to buy it.