09-04-2011, 05:50 AM
It's not the pin, unless your AA pin is boogered up. I've noticed that some of the back side holes on some bolt carriers have a burr or odd angle lip cut or some other impediment to the pin sliding in easy.
One of my old AA carriers was like that, but I finally figured out that if I placed the pin at just the right angle, it would slide right in. I have a .223 carrier with a similar issue, but I haven't found the trick to it. My AA Beo and other Grendels are slick as glass.
I haven't found a good solution, so if anyone has one, I'm all ears.
One of my old AA carriers was like that, but I finally figured out that if I placed the pin at just the right angle, it would slide right in. I have a .223 carrier with a similar issue, but I haven't found the trick to it. My AA Beo and other Grendels are slick as glass.
I haven't found a good solution, so if anyone has one, I'm all ears.
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