If you have a receiver that for whatever reason the pins walk out of, which I've seen, they are considerably less money than replacing said receiver and fix it as long as everything remains close enough to proper geometry. They can moderately improve the feel of a trigger as they are machined much nicer than mil-spec pins. They look different without being gawdy. I don't run them, and the first thing I mentioned is the only reason I would. Like most things don't like them, don't buy them, if you have a need/want you know, don't believe marketing.