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12-01-09, 19:17
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KNS anti-roll hammer and trigger pins?
Are these a no-brainer upgrade or do they only really help Full Auto's? I know they prevent pin walkout and the wear of pin rotation in a full auto AR/M16 but what's the chance of a Semi Auto AR having these symptoms?
Thanks.
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12-01-09, 19:59
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I think it would be more of a reassurance, I've never had a pin walk out on my ar's, and my friend (Class 3 SOT) has never had any pins walk out of his various full auto m4s. If you got the dough to spend why not?
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12-01-09, 20:45
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Cheap insurance. I use them because I've seen it happen. They aren't very expensive so I say why not, just in case.
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12-01-09, 22:01
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The pins on my first AR walked out fairly often. Not far enough to cause any problems, but they would stick out after every range trip far enough that I could push them back in...
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12-01-09, 23:29
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Well, I guess the M&P and Armalite are getting a set for christmas!  Plus, they just look really good too.
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12-01-09, 23:33
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge_Runner_5
The pins on my first AR walked out fairly often. Not far enough to cause any problems, but they would stick out after every range trip far enough that I could push them back in...
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where did you get the bolt release lever at that is inside the trigger guard?
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12-01-09, 23:37
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tsconver
where did you get the bolt release lever at that is inside the trigger guard?
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Magpul B.A.D.
Appologies to Ridge Runner 5, for stealing his question. 
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12-01-09, 23:49
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Magpul B.A.D.
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lol it does not look like the BAD, but is a similar design, that one looks to be made from round mateiral the bad appears to be flat stock maybe just the photo?
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12-01-09, 23:59
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Not needed. Pins don't just walk. They do so because either the "J"spring in the hammer is worn or damaged or something is out of spec or assembled improperly.
I would even go so far as to say most problems are caused by either crappy parts or people who disassemble their lowers improperly and pound on the pins.
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