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  • Laredo Lefty
    I have a similar rifle and it has a "push pin".
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  • lts
    I'd go with the factory screw type as being the original.
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  • duckhunter
    Call Colt.
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  • dcs shooters
    Mine came with a pin with a screw. One side has a cutout on the head.
    You can replace them with the proper size push pin.
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  • givette
    Look at the hole size for the rear push-pin. If it's the same size as the hole on the front boss of your lower receiver, then you will need the USGI standard spring-detent push-pin.

    If the hole is larger in the front, (most likely scenario) then the gun left the factory with the screw-type pin that doesn't have the spring retainer.

    (Notice the rear pin..it's secured from falling out of the receiver by a spring and a tiny follower-that's what I mean by a 'spring retainer')

    Best, Joe
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  • tomh.
    My serial starts MH040.
    It had the pin with screw, like dcs.
    If you want to install an upper with the small hole, Brownell's has an adapter.
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  • Don McManus
    Mine also has screwed forward pin.

    Once I got used to it I found it preferable, as it is next to impossible to lose the upper.
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  • tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by usmc1978
    I've got a Colt HBAR Match Sporter. It's a pre-ban, serial MH002xxx. What is the correct receiver pivot pin for this rifle: the push pin, the pivot pin and screw, or something else? Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks.


    They were mostly made with the pivot pin and screw, but there are a few examples of the of the pushpin pre-bans out there too, circa 1994 or before.

    Best
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  • usmc1978
    Thanks!!
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  • dude1951
    Mine also has the screw type pin
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