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Anti Rotational Pins...
11 years 5 months ago #24905
by jtallen83
Sounds very similar to my rifle, does this indicate I should get the larger.155 pins or stick with .154?
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faawrenchbndr wrote: To check and see if your pins are rotating, cycle the charging handle and observe the hammer pin when the trigger is pulled. does it rotate? Many will move about thirty degrees when the hammer drops.
Sounds very similar to my rifle, does this indicate I should get the larger.155 pins or stick with .154?
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11 years 5 months ago - 11 years 5 months ago #25736
by jtallen83
Now I don't know what size to buy, like chinese shirts I guess, you have to try them on because they sew whatever tag they have handy on them.......
I'm thinking if I don't get a proper fit I'll end up with worse wear than I was trying to stop............
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SOC wrote: Busted out the calipers as well as the SD-E, GA pins and a set of KNS pins.
SD-E hammer = .1555
SD-E trigger = .1555
SD-E sear = .1555
SD-E pins = .1540
KNS pins = .1530 (On package it says .154)
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I wonder what the KNS .1555 pins actually measure?
Anyone want to trade a set of .1555 for a set .154?
Now I don't know what size to buy, like chinese shirts I guess, you have to try them on because they sew whatever tag they have handy on them.......I'm thinking if I don't get a proper fit I'll end up with worse wear than I was trying to stop............
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