AR-15 - Battle Arms Development EPP/ETP - Enhanced Pins Installation/Overview

Published on September 17, 2013
Duration: 12:22

This video provides an in-depth installation guide for Battle Arms Development's Enhanced Pivot Pin (EPP) and Enhanced Takedown Pin (ETP) for the AR-15 platform. It highlights the EPP's 'Easy Guide' magnet system for simplified, one-handed installation and the ETP's design for easier manipulation. The review emphasizes the benefits of the pins' increased length and textured heads for improved handling without tools.

Quick Summary

Battle Arms Development's Enhanced Pivot Pin (EPP) simplifies AR-15 installation with its 'Easy Guide' magnet system, holding the detent spring for one-handed use. Both EPP and ETP pins are 0.030 inches longer with textured heads for easier manipulation.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro to Battle Arms Development Pins
  2. 00:48Standard AR-15 Pin Overview
  3. 02:15EPP Features & Easy Guide System
  4. 05:02EPP Installation Guide
  5. 07:19ETP Installation Guide
  6. 09:38Testing & Comparison of Enhanced Pins

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main benefit of the Battle Arms Development Enhanced Pivot Pin (EPP)?

The EPP's primary benefit is its 'Easy Guide' system, which uses a magnet to hold the detent spring in place, allowing for a much simpler, one-handed installation process compared to standard pivot pins.

How do the Battle Arms Development Enhanced Pins improve handling?

Both the EPP and ETP are approximately 0.030 inches longer than factory pins and feature textured, knurled heads. This design makes them significantly easier to grip and manipulate with fingers or tools.

What is required to install the Battle Arms Development Enhanced Takedown Pin (ETP)?

Installing the ETP typically involves loosening the castle nut and moving the receiver end plate to gain access to the detent and spring mechanism that secures the takedown pin.

Are Battle Arms Development Enhanced Pins compatible with all AR-15s?

Yes, the Battle Arms Development EPP and ETP are designed to be compatible with standard AR-15 and M16 lower receivers, replacing the factory pivot and takedown pins.

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