Cross Armory PIN PAL .308/AR-10
$30.00
Cross Armory PIN PAL .308/AR-10
$30.00
- Front takedown pin replacement – in heavily regulated states AR-10 owners are now opening their receivers with great frequency. A more durable pin system is needed to prevent undue wear on the forward pivot point – the upper receiver’s take down pin hole
- Lubricated captive bearing reduces wear – standard steel front takedown pins bear directly on the holes in the aluminum receivers. PIN PAL bears on a brass alloy bearing
- Fits any standard AR-10 configuration – easily installs on virtually all AR-10 weapons. The bearing will fit into any upper receiver without special tools
- Won’t permanently alter your weapon – If you decide to go with a different setup on your weapon, PIN PAL is easily removed and returned to the manufacturer’s factory set-up
- 4140 ordnance steel – our front takedown pin is machined from 4140 steel with a melonite hard-coating for durability
Description
The Cross Armory PIN PAL .308/AR-10 is designed to reduce or eliminate that wear that will be caused by the repeated opening and closing of the upper and lower receivers, as now required by so-called assault weapon laws in states like California, New York, New Jersey and other states. The gun manufacturer never intended for the aluminum receivers to be frequently pivoted on a steel front takedown pin. This action will cause accelerated wear on the through-hole in the receiver causing the hole to expand and elongate. Fitment of the upper and lower receivers will become sloppy, making your weapon less dependable. Replacement of an upper receiver is an expensive proposition.
PIN PAL .308/AR-10 includes a pin, a locking nut and a brass alloy bearing. The pin and nut are machined from 4140 Ordnance Steel for extreme durability. The custom machining of the assembly allows PIN PAL to be built to very tight tolerances.
PIN PAL .308/AR-10 is a simple and inexpensive solution to eliminate the wear of a standard steel takedown pin on the softer aluminum upper receiver. It’s bad enough that legal gun owners have to separate their receivers in order to reload. It will be far worse if an upper receiver has to be replaced as a result.
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