Armorer here (Sorry I realize this could be read with a patronizing tone, but I mean me :)), Anti walk pins are definitely not a must for every AR. Properly installed trigger pins won't walk out if installed correctly as the trigger springs slot into the channels so they don't come out. They will move a couple thousandths of an inch from side to side, but that's intended. The system is designed for the pins to act as a dual bearing surface so locking them is how the pin holes end up out of round over time. The only place anti-walk pins belong is in cassette style triggers, which are also something that have their own sets of problems.
Not sure if this was an intentional school up or actually trying to give information Yes that is a drop in. Let me know so I can thank you or belittle you.
@@JARG yeah if it’s a cassette trigger it makes sense since they don’t have anything to hold the standard pins in. Some have tensioning screws to hold the stock pins in, trigger tech does this as an example.
Oh I didn’t see your first comment, yeah no shade, just providing some info. I was just saying that I myself am an armorer who specializes on the AR15 platform and RU-vid just had your video on my recommended vids so I posted some info :)
Someone like @tylerchristiansen2848 is a “hole”. That is an AR I made from spare parts. I have high end and low end ARs. BTW Equipment does not do the job, skills do. Keep scrolling loser.
