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Posted: 5/29/2001 9:40:38 AM EDT
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If its not a problem I wouldn't worry about it. If the pins do start to move out of place, you may want to try a set of anti-walk pins or have the holes filled and re-drilled by a competent smith. I've heard of the hammer pin hole elongating with the Colt OBLMG kit but never with a semi. Are there a lot of rounds through this gun?
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Posted: 5/29/2001 9:57:06 AM EDT
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I made the mistake of seating my hammer-spring legs on the floor of the receiver instead of on top of the trigger pin my first time, it walked all over after 50rds or so, might check that if you haven't.
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Posted: 5/29/2001 11:53:20 AM EDT
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thanks for the replies guys, I guess I'm just a bit too picky. The trigger works great, and there are very few rounds through the reciever.
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Posted: 5/29/2001 1:37:01 PM EDT
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DPMS sells anti-walk pins for an AR. I put a set in mine and they work good. I lost one of the cotter pins holding them in but they still work.
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Posted: 5/29/2001 1:52:41 PM EDT
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Quoted: DPMS sells anti-walk pins for an AR. I put a set in mine and they work good. I lost one of the cotter pins holding them in but they still work. OT: I have a set of them for my AR, but I have never put them on, I understand that those little clips could scratch the finish. |
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