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I am toying with the idea of a drop in cage for the AK.
Imagine two retaining plates with a flat bar connecting the two across the bottom. The kick is it would have a extension off the front for a springloaded third pin that wouldn't be visible from the outside.
Imagine two retaining plates with a flat bar connecting the two across the bottom. The kick is it would have a extension off the front for a springloaded third pin that wouldn't be visible from the outside.
Do any of you pin heads have a Romanian AKM gas block they’d sail
With bayo lug. The wasr I got has them ground off for some reason
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My yawn wasn't for you, it was for the super long server space waste that the article took up.
If you want pins put them in.
AR astronauts never seize to amaze me. They act like the stoner rifle had as much engineering as a Elon Musk space craft.
Is simple really. In my personal opinion you do not want hardened pins rotating in a aluminum receiver. If you did, why in the world is the pin hole hardening process necessary on an AK? Its because the rotatation could cause hole egging over prolonge heavy use. . If this is the case with a steel receiver why would you want steel pins rotating in a aluminum receiver.
And for the comment on running dry.... Every mechanical object that has moving parts that produce friction needs lube.
No.... I did not read the entire waste of server space.
If I'm wrong so be it... Im sticking to my knowledge of mechanical experience and not taking every so called ExPeRT's advice as gospel.
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Dude only AR15 nerds go so into detail about a fucking pin...@Rabbit2047 what is your take on this? In comparison to the Binary trigger. My Franklin Armory lower pine like to walk out when I’m using That lower, I was finna get some anti walk pins but this article is saying it’s bad for the gun?
Why not to use Anti-Walk/Anti-Rotation hammer/trigger pins in your AR/M16
Below is the article written by Chad Albrecht of SOTAR (School of the American Rifle), it's a very insightful read. 1) The use of Anti Walk/Anti...
This is my favorite point lolol “5) Amateurs removing/installing the F.C.G. improperly or excessively is what causes the Hammer and Trigger Pins to wear.” GTFO
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