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savage170
Any recommendations I have one lower where the trigger pin keeps walking out or should I spend a little more and get the anti rotation kits for both the trigger and hammer pins looking at the KNS kit
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  • bpost
    Palmeto state armory or better yet GB auction side has them.  For 10 bucks you will walk no more.  Good ones even have a dab of blue locktite on the threads of the allen head screws.  I put them on all my builds, it is cheap insurance.
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  • savage170
    Thanks bpost found what I need on the auction side didn't think about looking for pins there
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  • booger
    I went down this path and ended up with the Elftman Tactical anti-walk pins.
    I considered several others but didn't want to deal with a tiny screw head, or tiny allen wrench, special tool etc.
    Elftman can be installed or removed with any pocketknife or screwdriver.
    I had one gun walking and it fixed it just fine, so I ended up putting them on the rest just because.
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  • Ditch-Runner
    I used them on a few builds and some aftermarket triggers have set screws that lock them in place
     I only had one walk on me a standard set when I took it down  I realized I had it in wrong  the notch for the spring to rest in locks it in place also I had the pin in backwards . 
     a lot of choices it may come down to what you like 
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  • savage170
    I'm going to try these
    https://www.gunbroker.com/a/my-gunbroker/buy/won?ItemStatus=0&TimeFrame=12
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  • buddyb
    I put them on every AR after a moving trigger pin cost me a deer.
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  • yoshmyster
    Never had one walk off but my newest purchase came with a set so I guess it's a cheap ease of mind. Now I have to remember which side got loc-tited.
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  • Mobuck
    I've bought several "no name" low cost anti walk/anti rotate(there's a difference) and out of 12-15 sets, I've only had one twist off. That was maybe my fault.
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  • papernicker
     I have  Ruger 9mm  with 2 or 3 pins that move out and badly. Guy at range shows me what he found and its one of them. I loctited them and been good a couple years.
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  • Aztngundoc22
    OK : 
    One of 2 ARs I have in the safe have these ??? 
    KNS !!!
    We spld KNS products in our "shop" ,,, still have a few in the mess of 'left-over' stuff ?
    Reallly like them ! 
    Good Luck !!!!!!
    Thanks !!!
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  • shilowar
    If you're using a mil spec trigger in an AR-15 then you should not need to use anti-walk or anti rotation pins.  If the hammer spring is installed correctly then the pins should not walk.  The lower doesn't hold the pins, the hammer spring and j spring in the hammer should hold the pins in place.  They are designed to rotate.    Now if you have a cassette style drop in trigger you may need to use anti-walk pins because they don't use springs to retain them.
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