KNS Non-Rotational Pin Set (Optional but encouraged).
The KNS Hex bolts of set also come pre-dipped in blue Loctite to help ensure they don’t back out. Not that you want to be plagued by that issue either, but the point of using good parts is to offset the infamous Mr. Provided the covers stay on from the KNS Pin Set, that mostly leaves your springs to contend with if you have Trigger Group trouble in the field. There’s two different styles and two different sizes, we’ve linked to the standard set above. There’s a few different kinds of KNS Pin Sets, so get the one that you feel will work best for you and will fit your AR. You can offset this likelihood of Trigger Group problems by installing a KNS Pin Set.
The time it will take you to replace a pin under stress is really a no-go. Replacing a Hammer/Trigger pin is certainly not a standard field repair, even though we recommend carrying extra Hammer/Trigger springs in your spare parts kit. The last thing you want is to lose a Hammer or Trigger Pin at an inopportune time. We’d also strongly recommend using a KNS Non-Rotational Roll Pin Set. Trigger Group InstallationĪs mentioned, always use quality parts when building your Trigger Group, like the components found in the Stag Arms Lower Parts Kit. We’ll show you how to prevent this problem as well as provide you step-by-step instructions for installing the Trigger Group. We’ve never experienced any issues with the recommended Stag Arms Lower Parts Kit and feel confident recommending it’s components.Ī failure point on the AR platform that can render your firearm unusable, is having a Hammer or Trigger Pin walk out on you. The trigger group is definitely something not to skimp on in terms of quality. Today in part five of our DIY AR-15 Build you’ll learn how to install the Trigger Group in your Lower Receiver.
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