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Posted: 11/14/2011 4:18:56 PM EDT
| I found this archived thread and thought I'd repost it - there seemed more room for discussion. I went there because I bought some JP Industries anti-rotation pins and according to their instructions require the removal of the J-spring. However, a poster in that thread says the J-spring doesn't need to removed for KNS pins. Is there a big difference in the pins between the two systems? I can get the JP pin through the hammer, and it rotates, but the spring definitely adds tension to the hammer. Anyone care to comment? |
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+1 Extra drag on the hammer could not be a good thing. I agree. Still wondering, just because, does the J-spring need to be removed for KNS pins? No, the KNS pins have a groove in the center of the hammer pin to accommodate the J-spring, as shown on the left-most pin in this photo: 
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Well, that was really easy. Put a punch in the hole, gave it one solid rap with a hammer, and the crimped end of the j-spring sheared right off. Put the JP pins and reduced power spring set in in 5 minutes and can report a very noticeable improvement in the feel of my trigger.
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