Troy Low pro gas block roll pin

[Laxguy59]

Lax, it would really help to use a roll pin starter like the one from Geissele. Send me your address, I think I've got a box full of the roll pins.

Appreciate it, but I already ordered a 10 pack. I thought about using a roll pin starter, but I have never needed one before, I may pick one up

 

[mtdawg169]

Appreciate it, but I already ordered a 10 pack. I thought about using a roll pin starter, but I have never needed one before, I may pick one up

I've also got a starter that you can borrow if you need it.

 

[ASH556]

Lax, I should be pretty close to you. I've got the pins and the Geissele tool. Let me know if you want to meet up and I'll put it in for you.

 

[Laxguy59]

Lax, I should be pretty close to you. I've got the pins and the Geissele tool. Let me know if you want to meet up and I'll put it in for you.

Appreciate the offer, I'll let you know if I have time sometime this week.

 

[BlackRifler42]

Ace Hardware....http://beta.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=3&f=4&t=602510

Use them on my builds

 

[Wallace's]

Appreciate it, but I already ordered a 10 pack. I thought about using a roll pin starter, but I have never needed one before, I may pick one up

Thats why I just squeeze the end some when I start all roll pins. Seems to be fine without the starter. I have never needed a starter punch for roll pin installations whether it bit firearm or automotive related, although the starter punch makes it look easier for the first 1/3 to drive it in straight.

Another thing. Make sure to use the correct punch size of you are using a ball in center punch. If you use to large of a ball end, it can open up the roll pin more and make it difficult to drive in.