Any thoughts on using anti-walk/ anti-rotational pins on a TriggerTech trigger, and/ or is the prescribed tightening procedure adequate to lock in the the mil spec pins?
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TriggerTech Trigger Anti-Walk/ Anti-Rotational Pins
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So I recently built an AR10 using a trigger tech adjustable. I used the KNS precision kit. In fact I will likely be upgrading all my AR pattern rifles.
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Screws fit snug?So I recently built an AR10 using a trigger tech adjustable. I used the KNS precision kit. In fact I will likely be upgrading all my AR pattern rifles.
AR-15 Non-Rotating Trigger/Hammer Pin Sets – KNS Precision, Inc
Posts about AR-15 Non-Rotating Trigger/Hammer Pin Sets written by Tyson Wahrmund and swissomawww.knsprecisioninc.com
I've been happy with my KNS pins too. I'm sure that on a new, in spec, lower the trigger tech tightening deal would work fine as well. I have an 80% that's a little wonky so I had to use the locking pins there. love my trigger tech too, BTW.
My receiver is a ZEV. It’s tolerances are beyond tight. The anti rotating pins are just good insurance.
It’s an AMAZING trigger!!!!! So much, I have one on one of my lowers and I’m about to install five more
+1 on the KNS pins. I have been using them for several years and I no longer bother with standard pins any longer. I use a set on my M&P 15-22 as well.
You can use anti-walk pins on a TriggerTech but you still have to tighten the snug down screws for the trigger to function properly. You don't want the trigger smacking around in your lower.
