Here is a quote from from Griffin Armament's take down pins:
"Typical production AR-15 pins are ~.245" diameter and flat on the ends. They operate in .250 pin holes, and items used to push the pins occasionally slide off and can scratch your lower receiver.
This pin set is ~.248" diameter, allowing you to improve your upper to lower receiver fit, and features early Armalite / early Colt style dimples to assist in location of bullet tips or tools used to push the pins. The tool locating dimples reduce the likelyhood of scratching your lower and add a nice feature to ease diss-assembly."
I'm wondering, what if I used the Griffin Armament's front pin and mixed it with a regular .245" rear pin? As in the AR 15 would have a Griffin Armament front pin and a regular rear pin. Would the difference in the front and rear pin sizes affect anything?
"Typical production AR-15 pins are ~.245" diameter and flat on the ends. They operate in .250 pin holes, and items used to push the pins occasionally slide off and can scratch your lower receiver.
This pin set is ~.248" diameter, allowing you to improve your upper to lower receiver fit, and features early Armalite / early Colt style dimples to assist in location of bullet tips or tools used to push the pins. The tool locating dimples reduce the likelyhood of scratching your lower and add a nice feature to ease diss-assembly."
I'm wondering, what if I used the Griffin Armament's front pin and mixed it with a regular .245" rear pin? As in the AR 15 would have a Griffin Armament front pin and a regular rear pin. Would the difference in the front and rear pin sizes affect anything?
