Installed the trigger last night in my lower, the trigger pin turns in the lower but the hammer pin does not...is that normal? Using ALG Defense ACT trigger with supplied pins.
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Installed the trigger last night in my lower, the trigger pin turns in the lower but the hammer pin does not...is that normal? Using ALG Defense ACT trigger with supplied pins.
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Have you "mic'ed" the pins to see if they are in fact .154"?Originally Posted by apex survival
Even if the pins do rotate they are supposed to be held in place by the trigger/hammer springs to prevent them from walking out.
Let us know how you fare.
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Received my lower yesterday. Attempted my first build last night. Very successful I must say. I did buy the AR assembly block, wrench, tools.
Few notes to pass along. I did have an NEA ambi safety, installed it and it was too wide. Which caused play side to side. So I installed the BCM safety that came in my LPK , fit perfect. The captured safety spring install was a breeze. One tip, I measured the spring and gripped it in my pliers then held my hand and pliers inside a box to contain the spring when I cut it( learned this the hard way after watching the first attempt fly across the garage)The Sporter does assemble with less springs and doo-dads than a traditional AR which makes it easier for a novice. I had YouTube on my phone watching tips for assembly.
Very pleased with the quality and fit/finish of the lower. It’s wearing a BCM lower parts and furniture. All fit tight and precise. Bring on the Upper.
"Victory favours the prepared"
Hey ,
What are the standard lenght of the pistol grip screw?
I have two , both measures 1 inch in lenght but neither will thread in far enough to tighten either of my pistol grips.
Appears that they are at least 3/8 inches to long.
I had to put a few extra flat washers on mine to make up the space. I could have cut it off with the hacksaw but I’ll just buy a shorter screw at some point. Looks like 1/4-28 thread or 6mm 1.0. I didn’t have a bolt gauge to confirm.
"Victory favours the prepared"
Thanks
I used a 3/8 plastic spacer.
Building a .223 wylde
Maple Ridge SS 18.6" barrel fluted
Maple Ridge SS rock solid brake
Maple Ridge V1 m-lok hand guard 15"
Maple Ridge gas block
Hogue rubber over molded stock and grip FDE
S&J buffer tube
Radian Raptor charging handle. 2 tone FDE and black
Lantac NiB BCG
BCM mil-spec trigger (might upgrade before I get the receiver)
I tryed three diff mags and all work excellent .
P-Mag 5-30
ATRS pistol mag 10-10
Beo mag 5-30.
Cmon with the uppers dude
Similar here myself. Sticking with a lot of Canadian
Maple Ridge 18.6" Pencil barrel Blk
Maple Ridge rock solid brake SS
Maple Ridge V1 m-lok hand guard 15"
Maple Ridge gas block .625
Maple Ridge Safety Selector
KNS Anti Rotation pins
Magpul Enhanced Mag release
Magpul MOE-K2+ Blk
Armaspec SRS Stealth buffer H1
Magpul CTR Stock Blk
Radian Raptor LT charging handle. Blk
BCG undecided, looking for suggestions
Trigger undecided, possibly a TriggerTech flat
1/4-28x1" Allen head screw or Phillips srews. They are not 6mm metric!
Secondly there are helicoil repair kits to assist owners who have stripped the threads.
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