AR Anti Walk Pins

[TRguy]

I used these as an economical alternative to the KNS pins. So far they have worked great. I put a little red loctite on and they hold great.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ANTI-WALK-PINS-...aultDomain_0?hash=item4cec543e5e#ht_628wt_781

Any of you use them yet? Your thoughts versus the KNS pins or the DPMS pins with the c clips.

 

[GONIF]

is your lower wore out ? the only time you would ever need something like that is with a worn lower that the holes are too large or you have dfective springs or pins .

 

[geetarman]

I have the KNS pins on my DPMS. I like the capture screw concept better than the c-clips.

I had a Timney trigger installed on my rifle when I bought it and evidently the installation was a little shoddy. The two screws used to secure the trigger to the pins backed out and BOTH pins FELL out at the range.

I replaced them both with the KNS and have never regretted it.

I say they are KNS but they are the antiroll pins that have a cover that screrws into one pin and fits over a lip on the matiing pin. Once in place, the pins do not move.

 

[Quentin2]

I agree with GONIF, standard trigger/hammer pins work just fine. Nothing wrong with replacing them for peace of mind but from what I can see they don't walk out or cause excessive wear if you keep them lightly oiled. To me that money is better spent on ammo.

 

[Technosavant]

Some normal pins don't stay put- I have a couple DPMS parts kits that just insisted on walking (yes, they were installed correctly). I used the KNS anti-rotation kits because that was all I could find at the time- cheaper normal pins with the clips would have been welcome, but done is done.