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Most Helpful Positive Review
Is certainly lighter than steel and worked with no issues
Installed and test fired in a brownells lmbcg with no problems. Using in a 22 nosler overwatch/varmit set up. Can't tell any difference over stock mil spec. Locktime but we are likely talking millisecond or less changes due to mass. Did notice less of a lightstrike on primer for chambered rounds ...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
Caution aero precision 308 bcg
Be careful if you are ordering this for aero precision 308 bcg. The tip of pin does not fit through the hole and will not hit primer. Also noticed there is a tapper so the rear of this pin lodges as well. Siezed my bcg 2 times from pulling back. Broke and it down and noticed rings on the firing pin....
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firing pin
Had the same problem. Thinking about machining it down a little bit but if I do if I didn't may break it may not if I mail it down. But I also went back to the factory firing pin but the pen that I have was from faxton along with my bolt and bolt carrier
Would recommend: No
0 of 1 found the following review helpful.
1/2 the weight, 3x stronger
This should be the standard. Much stronger than steel and less weight. The specs are right on. While I know a cheap steel fire pin works for most uses. This pin takes it to another level. I believe this will outlast every other part on your AR. I have dropped steel pins on a concrete floor while cleaning and they never shoot the same again. Well work the cost. I have seven AR's of various calibers and everyone has a titanium pin in it. Wish they made more parts in titanium.
Pros:
- Everything
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- High use
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
1/2 the weight, 3x stronger
This should be the standard. Much stronger than steel and less weight. The specs are right on. While I know a cheap steel fire pin works for most uses. This pin takes it to another level. I believe this will outlast every other part on your AR. I have dropped steel pins on a concrete floor while cleaning and they never shoot the same again. Well work the cost. I have seven AR's of various calibers and everyone has a titanium pin in it. Wish they made more parts in titanium.
Pros:
- Everything
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- High use
Would recommend: Yes
Lightweight begets Lightweight..
I trust JP Enterprises philosophy on building rifles. JP quality is second to none, haven’t failed me yet, so when I purchased a Rubber City Titanium Skeletonized BCG to replace my JP LMOS BCG, I naturally chose this JP firing pin to shave every gram possible and still maintain the highest standard.
Would recommend: Yes
well made ar-9 firing pin
Put 500 rounds down the range with this new firing pen zero issues couldn’t tell any difference, but that’s what I was after.
Pros:
- None
Cons:
- Expensive
Would recommend: Yes
Excellent Pin
the pin fit great and had a perfect protrusion making for allot better primer strikes, i could tell a difference but I'm sure many won’t . i am very picky that’s all
Pros:
- Faster lock Times
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- everything
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
These fit BCA's bolt
I replaceed a bent firing pin in one of my BCA AR10 uppers. It fits well and works great. Not: this is not the high pressure pin.
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Reliable Product
Not much to say but JP products are great and reliable. I bout this because you should always have spare parts right? I been using JP parts are products for awhile and they are solid. That being said this was a spare because mine is still going strong even after a couple thousand rounds.
Would recommend: Yes
Wanted it to work, but I got an old original ArmaLite AR-10(T)
Does not fit Armalite AR-10B series rifles built in Geneseo, IL.
Profile is different, and firing pin doesn’t protrude enough. I didn’t bother test firing, the difference is visually noticeable.
Forgot that AR-10’s have a firing pin spring unlike the AR-15, so I’m not too disappointed. I bought a titanium pin for my AR-15 at the same time since I was concerned about slam fire with commercial primers after installing a Geissele super 42 higher strength buffer spring and JP Enterprises low friction gas ring on my Geissele enhanced BCG. The lighter titanium pin is less likely to slam fire a sensitive primer. The AR-10 firing pin spring mitigates this possibility.
Profile is different, and firing pin doesn’t protrude enough. I didn’t bother test firing, the difference is visually noticeable.
Forgot that AR-10’s have a firing pin spring unlike the AR-15, so I’m not too disappointed. I bought a titanium pin for my AR-15 at the same time since I was concerned about slam fire with commercial primers after installing a Geissele super 42 higher strength buffer spring and JP Enterprises low friction gas ring on my Geissele enhanced BCG. The lighter titanium pin is less likely to slam fire a sensitive primer. The AR-10 firing pin spring mitigates this possibility.
Pros:
- Faster lock time
- less chance of slam firing
Cons:
- Does not work on ArmaLite AR-10B series
Would recommend: Yes
didnt need it but still
just bought it because it was titanium and it is jp. i mean thats enough reason right? lol
Would recommend: Yes
3 of 3 found the following review helpful.
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