Videos tagged with Anti-Walk Pins

This video emphasizes the importance of a periodic 'pre-flight check' for firearm gear, recommending monthly inspections for frequent shooters. The instructor highlights checking the tightness of all screws on mounted accessories like optics, lights, and lasers, as well as inspecting trigger pins and castle nuts. This proactive maintenance prevents equipment failure and ensures reliable firearm function during training and use.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Rise Armament RA-535 drop-in cassette-style trigger for AR-15 platforms. The instructor, a long-time user of Rise Armament products, highlights the RA-535's superior performance, crisp break, short reset, and comfortable trigger shoe compared to other triggers he has used. He emphasizes its value for both tactical and precision shooting applications.

This guide provides an abbreviated installation process for two-stage and drop-in cassette triggers on AR-15 style rifles. It highlights key differences, such as the disconnector assembly in two-stage triggers and the importance of anti-walk pins for cassette triggers. The video emphasizes that installation steps are similar to single-stage triggers, with a focus on ease of use for drop-in designs.

This video explores the necessity of anti-walk or anti-rotation pins for the AR-15 fire control group. It clarifies that standard pins can walk out, potentially causing malfunctions, while anti-walk pins offer a more secure solution. The discussion covers the function of trigger and hammer pins and their importance in maintaining the integrity of the FCG, especially with aftermarket triggers.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Rise Armament RA-434 High Performance Trigger for AR-15 platforms. It highlights the trigger's solid one-piece construction, drop-in design, and inclusion of anti-walk pins. Key technical specifications include a fixed 3.5-pound pull weight, a crisp reset, and a slim profile trigger shoe with a slight curve. The internal components, including the hammer and disconnector, are steel, housed in aluminum. The trigger also features a drop safety mechanism, a feature not commonly found on many AR-15 triggers, making it a notable option for those seeking enhanced safety and performance at its price point.

This video from SHOT Show 2020 introduces two new trigger offerings from RISE Armament. The Blitz Trigger is highlighted for its extremely fast reset and crisp pull, designed for top-tier performance. The RA-140 is presented as a re-engineered, budget-friendly drop-in trigger ideal for new shooters or budget builds, emphasizing ease of installation and a smooth, crisp pull.

This video reviews the November 2019 Tack Pack subscription box, expressing significant disappointment with the contents. The reviewer criticizes the included belt as a flimsy "dog collar" unsuitable for carrying a firearm, and a sling as a "piece of garbage." While acknowledging some useful AR-15 components like anti-walk pins and QD mounts, the overall value for the $50 price point is deemed poor, especially compared to previous months. The reviewer strongly advises against purchasing Tack Pack based on this experience.

This video features an unboxing and review of two TacPack subscription boxes by a 'daily shooter' and his brother, Tom, who is new to subscription boxes. They assess the value and usability of various tactical and firearm-related items, including an emergency sleeping bag, target stencils, an M4-style stock, an extended magazine release, anti-walk pins, M-LOK accessories, and a sling. Tom, providing an unbiased perspective, finds the second box more appealing due to its practical AR-15 components, while acknowledging the first box's value in its stock and emergency gear. The review highlights the importance of the subscriber's level of engagement in the firearms hobby to determine the overall value of the subscription.

This video reviews the October Tech Pack subscription box, highlighting its value and useful contents. The box includes a War Machine 2-point/1-point convertible sling, a Tech Fire QD end plate and M-LOK mount, an ArmsSpec extended magazine release, and ArmsSpec anti-walk pins. The reviewer emphasizes that Tech Pack provides practical gear rather than 'junk'.

This video reviews the TacPack subscription box, detailing its contents and assessing their value. The presenter unpacks and evaluates items like AR-15 anti-walk pins, an extended magazine release, QD sling mounts, and a convertible sling, comparing their listed values to market research. The overall assessment concludes that the TacPack offers good value for its price, especially for those who will utilize the included components.

This episode reviews the contents of a Tack Pack subscription box, focusing on firearm accessories. The host details a QD sling mount, anti-walk pins for drop-in triggers, an extended magazine release, and a QD end cap. He also highlights the War Machine QD sling, praising its durability and functionality despite a minor ergonomic critique. The review emphasizes the value proposition of the box, with the included items totaling significantly more than the box's cost.

This video provides a detailed instructional guide for the installation and adjustment of the JP Enterprises EZ Trigger. It breaks down the process into distinct segments, covering parts and tools, the main installation, and crucial adjustments including disconnector, over-travel, and safety. The video also touches upon the installation of anti-walk pins, trigger lubrication, and concludes with a function check. This content is highly valuable for AR-15 owners looking to upgrade or fine-tune their trigger.