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it is possible that the primer was not fully seated. by attempting to fire it (and denting it) you seated it fully and the next strike ignited it. that would explain the why your buddy's gun fired it and yours did not. I see this all the time with reloaded pistol ammo, though not probable, it's possible this PMC ammo had the same issue.
and btw, if your trigger pin is walking, your LPK is NOT installed correctly...
never push a wrench...
Those rounds very well may have fired if you retried them in your gun in which case I would expect it was strictly ammo related.
As the great warrior poet Ice-Cube once said, "If the day does not require an AK, it is good."
"People who think they know everything are especially annoying to those that do".
-Anonymous
The hammer pin and the trigger pin are the same.
Before you tear everything apart you might want to just take a few pics of your lower and fire control group, as it might be fine and you might just have an oversized trigger pin hole or undersized pin.
It helps the diagnosis a lot more when we can see the problem.
We aren't saying that you are stupid for having these problems, making mistakes is how I learned a lot about my guns.
You very well might have everything right and it's just an ammo issue. Then again, the opposite is also possible. Just trying to help you get it sorted out.
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