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Don’t lose this piece to your ar 15 #shorts
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Always carry a field repair kit when going out.
I keep an eye dropper with oil/lube, firing pin, a few firing pin retainer pins, cam pin, extractor springs and donut, hammer/trigger springs, buffer detent and spring, and even a spare bolt and an extra sprinco buffer spring. All of that fits in a small😮 flat Plano tackle box from Walmart except for the buffer spring but they come in a tube and fits in the range bag very easily.
You can get rid of several of those parts just by bringing a spare bolt or better yet, complete bcg. Most people don't shoot alot and probably don't need the extra buffer tube either
it's called a codder pin
Just jam that hair pin in or a couple paper clips.😂😂😂
this guy is a basic gun goober
It's a 10 cent cotterpin sounds like you should hit up a hardware store b4 u go to basic
Gun community fell off fs 🪦
Are you sure you went into the military? You don’t seem to know your way around your firearm. I watched a few of your short clips and a soldier from the US Army would be proficient with their firearm: especially an AR15 and all of its components & functionality. My comment is not to be hateful or negative, I am just asking a question upon careful observation from your words & actions.
Man you ain’t never lying it’s another price to the bolt you also don’t wanna lose it’s has a very small spring attached to it
Before your son joins the army, give him a dozen cotter pins. He can sell them to those who lose it.
It’s called a Retainer pin .
Tactically acquired
The fated retainer pin
It’s called the firing pin retaining pin!
I knew you was gonna pull out that retaining pin
I promise you the military has plenty of spare parts. It just depends on how far you had to run. And how many push-ups it took to get it.
Damn that gun looks beautiful, what model is this?
How would you loose it during disassembly for cleaning?
It’s a firing pin retaining pin.
Tinoco ?, No way
When you’re infantry you don’t have females to steal shit off of 😅.
What is that called
Tell them what it iz…..it's the BCG…….what? Proper term…..do you even know??
My God, soldiers nowadays are morons. Lol. That is called a cotter pin or retaining pin, not a "one of this, wooo"
It’s called a cotter pin
I can’t imagine how many people would lose their shit if a chick did this exact video saying she helped a girl steal one from a guy 😂 99% of comments would be y’all losing your damn minds
Man shut up
The firing pin retaining pin. Don’t ever take apart your bolt carrier group in the field. Field stripping is just major assemblies that can be easily and quickly maintained and reassembled if contact is taken.
The "Jesus Pin."
Jab a 📎,wood splinter,tooth pick in a pinch worked on an AK bolt should same for AR
Ain't no way he stole from the girls
Typical
Firing pin retaining pin.
Fore grip on backwards