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Non rotational trigger pins for AR
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Are they useful or just tacticool ?
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If you run a AR hard, they keep it solid. If you have a lower with slightly out of spec trigger pin holes, they help.
Most will never have the need for a anti-rotation setup. Others choose to "Failsafe" everything possible on their AR's.
Besides, what's $40.00 in the AR game.
I use them on all my builds. I prefer KNS.
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Well worth the investment. On guns that get a ton of ammo run through them. They can make a difference to make sure the pins don't walk out.
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Good to know guys. Biggerhammer your AR's are the 1st ones I've actually noticed them on , that's what got me googling what the heck they were. I was actually thinking of picking up the NKS ones.
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