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Posted: 1/17/2005 8:37:40 PM EDT
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While at the range the other day, blowing off some ammo to test magazines, I had my trigger pin work it's way out of the hole part way and jam up the works. Having never had this problem, I figured I would call upon the collective wisdom of ARFcom. Should I just replace the pin and be done with it? Are those "anti-walk" pins worth the effort? [I don't like the looks, but if they work..] I don't see any obvious broken parts, but it happened three times in a row, all during bump-fire. |
I have seen those, but aestethicly (sp) they don't appeal to me. I was thinking more along the lines of a dab of blue loctite in either side, that ought to be enough to keep everything where it should be without gumming up the works too bad... |
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Never was keen to the idea of the "C" clip spinning around and scratching the hell out of the receiver anodizing finish. As for the exsiting trigger pin, might help to just chuck the trigger pin up in a drill, and use a jeweler's file to spin file/ deepen/widen the annular end groove. If your like the rest of use, you already spun the pins to smooth them out with 600 sand paper, and may have swallowed/ narrowed the grooves then. |
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