Taccom firing pins for .22 Ar 15's
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Taccom firing pins for .22 Ar 15's
Any one using these in milspec AR's eg Bradley Arms, CMMG, Spikes etc, what sort of of life are you getting from them?
Re: Taccom firing pins for .22 Ar 15's
My Lantac CMMG is using the original firing pin and it is fine, I always make sure that it is never dry fired as they insisted and the only thing that has happened is the plastic forward assist broke as I had been told it would but works fine without it, and it is cheaper than buying a stainless one for £80!
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Re: Taccom firing pins for .22 Ar 15's
I’ve found the CMMG ones as good as the taccom. My Guiselle SSAE eats a pin about every 5-8,000 rounds. The taccom was no different.
Re: Taccom firing pins for .22 Ar 15's
Who sells the stainless forward assist follower?
Re: Taccom firing pins for .22 Ar 15's
According to Rob at Lantac he can get them. He mentioned it when I went to pick up the CMMG. He did state they were about £80.
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Re: Taccom firing pins for .22 Ar 15's
Still on my original Spikes pin after 8 years and about 3000rds per year.
As was said, never dry fire them.
I've since made a spare pin on a mini-lathe as a backup, just in case. Plus it was an excuse to buy a mini lathe *ahem*
As was said, never dry fire them.
I've since made a spare pin on a mini-lathe as a backup, just in case. Plus it was an excuse to buy a mini lathe *ahem*
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Re: Taccom firing pins for .22 Ar 15's
Interesting, what trigger are you running?PrecisionGunnerUK wrote:Still on my original Spikes pin after 8 years and about 3000rds per year.
As was said, never dry fire them.
I've since made a spare pin on a mini-lathe as a backup, just in case. Plus it was an excuse to buy a mini lathe *ahem*
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