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With the 'anti-walk' pins, is it still recommended to use 'anti-rotational' pins or do these just replace them? Thanks in advance! — 2 Answers

by Lamont, from IL, United States Asked on October 17, 2019

Name RISE Armament Special-Edition DTOM Trigger Assembly (4.5)
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Answered by Ken, member, from VA, United States, on July 16, 2021

AWP and ARP are not the same. AWP prevent the pins from walking out of the lower receiver, ARP does that too and adds 2 arms on either side of the receiver and makes a physical connection between the 2 trigger pins and prevents the pins from rolling in place and causing things like unpredictable double fires....... that said ARP are a mil-spec style trigger thing and add no value in a box trigger like the one above.

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Answered by Derrick, member, from NC, United States, on October 29, 2019

Same thing buddy.

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