Videos tagged with Trigger Pins

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 Gun Talk video features Ryan Gresham and James Frader from Timney Triggers discussing a common issue with AR-style firearms: walking trigger pins. Frader offers a quick tip to diagnose and potentially resolve this problem, aiming to help viewers maintain the reliability and functionality of their AR platforms. The video emphasizes practical advice for firearm owners.

This video from AK Operators Union details the catastrophic failure of a Zastava NPAP rifle during standardized durability tests. Rob Ski and Paul Minder critically assess the rifle's performance, highlighting issues like magazine feeding problems, trigger pin walk-out, and significant receiver deformation after drop tests. The assessment concludes the NPAP is an unreliable firearm, failing basic tests that other AK variants typically pass.

This guide details the installation of an aftermarket trigger on a Remington 700 rifle, emphasizing critical safety procedures and precise torque specifications. Wes Doss, a professional firearms instructor from Brownells Training Group, provides expert instruction on disassembly, trigger pin removal, new trigger installation, and reassembly, including essential function and safety checks. The process requires specific tools and adherence to torque values for proper function and safety.