AR-15 ANTI-WALK PINS

AR-15 ANTI-WALK PINS Reviews & Ratings

Oversize pins hold hammer and trigger in precise alignment without the free play and camming action that prevents a clean and consistent trigger letoff. Moly impregnated to reduce friction. Hex-head screws locate pins to frame, eliminate the need for the hammer J spring. Installation may require reaming hammer for proper fit.


SPECS: Tool steel, moly coated. Small - .156" (3.9mm). Pack of two pins.


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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.
2
I could not find star hex wrenches to install them.
I would be nice if they provided star wrenches, or use regular hex screws.
2
Too long on a PSA lower.
As someone else stated in their review, the pins are too long. Installed on a PSA lower, noticeably too long. Will be returning them. Note: PSA AR15 COMPLETE MOE EPT WITH ADJUSTABLE BRACE LOWER, FDE - 5165448739
2
Too long
The pins are about 1mm longer than they should be so the screws do not fit flush against the receiver. The screws are likely to catch on things and would probably end up scratching me if I keep using them. I have an Aero Precision Lower and I highly doubt it's the lower that's out of spec.
2
Not for me
I have experienced pins walking out before & don't use standard pins anymore. Have used the "anti-rotation" type before with good results but decided to try these based on the lower comparative price. I am returning them. The screw heads did not sit flush against the sides of my cmmg lower. Not a huge deal, but I didn't like it. Have read another review where someone filled the gaps with washers they painted black but it wasn't worth the effort imo. In the description it says "eliminates the need for hammer j spring." It does not say "requires removal of" but it should. Maybe I should've read more reviews? Did not have a problem with the pre-applied loktite like others. Tried with psa ept trigger & it would not go thru hammer without removing j spring. I did not want to do this, so I ordered those "anti-rotation" pins instead. I think they're worth the higher price. JP makes great products & these pins may work for some but only speaking for myself, not what I was looking for.
2
Great idea but.....
The first set of these I installed quickly without any issues. Then I bought these and my expectations quickly sank. I didn't have to do anything to the pins. They slipped in place quite easily. My problem is, I believe, with the thread lock they put on the screws. The screws went about half way in and then became very difficult to install. The screw heads won't take the amount of torque required to tighten them properly. Also, it would help if they would either include the proper size wrench or at least state the correct size to be used. Leaving the loc-tite off may be a good place to start.