AR-15 ANTI-WALK PINS Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The AR-15 anti-walk pins are generally seen as effective and economical for preventing pin walking with various triggers. However, many users note issues with pin length and inadequate tools for installation, specifically the need for uncommon Torx bits. While some found them functional, the lack of included wrenches and the fit issues leave room for improvement.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Installation Issues
75%
Many reviewers express frustration regarding installation, citing the need for uncommon tools and the lack of included Allen or Torx wrenches. Some found the installation process difficult due to the tight fit and the presence of adhesive on screws, which complicates tightening without stripping screw heads.
Product Fit
60%
Several customers reported that the pins are slightly too long for their specific lowers, leading to potential problems with installation and comfort. While some were able to modify them for a better fit, the inconsistency across different lowers raises concerns about compatibility.
Performance and Reliability
80%
Customers widely acknowledge the effectiveness of these pins in preventing pin drift and ensuring stable trigger performance. Many noted that they have successfully used the pins in various builds, enhancing trigger feel and eliminating side-to-side play.
Value for Money
70%
Reviewers frequently mention the economical price of the anti-walk pins as a positive aspect. While they may not be the top choice, many feel they provide decent value in relation to their functionality, making them a viable option for budget-conscious builders.
Tool Recommendations
50%
A significant number of users suggest providing tools for installation or clearly specifying the required sizes to avoid confusion and possible frustration. This theme highlights a common desire for improved customer support regarding installation—particularly in tool availability.
Great Anti-walk pins set
If you are going to run a drop-in trigger system, an anti-walk pin set is a must. I do not like using the set screw that some of the drop-in triggers have, they aren't the best option. I have used this pin set on most of my builds.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Everything You Need, Nothing You Don’t
Great product that does exactly what it’s supposed to do… effectively, efficiently, and economically. Simply put, these pins have everything you need, nothing you don’t!
AR15 anti-walk pins
Fast shipping, everything as described. Thank you.
#8 Torx bit
I headlined thus with the torx bit size (#8) for two reasons. First, somewhere I saw listed hex head, but these are definitely torx, T-8 specifically. Also, you will need two different bits, one for each side (obviously). On to quality. They are good. I found mine to be a bit too long; the pin stuck put slightly on each side. It was probably just enough to slide a piece of paper under the head of the screw, but I could see where some might find that too much. I think the length is to accomodate different receivers, especially bullet. I would buy again.
JP Enterprise
Easy to install and work perfectly.
They work great
These have worked great in all my builds
My Go To Pins...
When using an ordinary LPK it is a good idea to replace the .154" pins with oversize pins. Using .156" pins removes .004" play and eliminates the hammer J-spring. It does not make the trigger feel smooth. That has to do with precise polishing, spring tension and lube. I have lots of tools but did not have the torx head wrenches to fit the torx screws that came with the pins however I've used the pins for years and had on hand hardened 4-40 x 1/4" longer Buttonhead Allen Head Screws that work perfectly. Lightly Blue Loctite around the head area of each screw. Just glad I could find the pins with all the gun buying going on.
perfect fit
Works as described. Not too long like other reviews. No hammer wobble and very little trigger movement. Feels very sturdy. I will use these pins for future builds.
Excellent
Works great
Slid right into my Stag lower (instructions state that some lowers' holes may have to be reamed to fit). Set screws already have a Locktite like product on them.


