7.62x39 | 5.45x39 Enhanced Firing Pin specifically used for steel case ammunition, ammo. Extended Firing Pin, 7.62x39 firing pin, 7.62x39 en

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Black Rifle Arms^® AR-15 7.62x39x39 and 5.45x39 Enhanced Stainless Steel Firing Pin

Enhanced Firing Pins Are Engineered to Maintain Mil-Spec Characteristic Where the Firing Pin Interfaces Inside the Bolt and Still Allow Greater Protrusion Into the Primer

ENHANCED FIRING SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR USE IN THE:

7.62x39
5.45x39

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Top quality and performance

Very pleased with this firing pin and BRA's service. I bought a couple cases of Golden Tiger .223 ammo from an online retailer and had a about 40% failure to fire rate out of my AR. Ordered this firing pin and got it in a couple of days. The fit and finish is truly excellent and clearly better apparent quality than the pin that came in my Mil-Spec BCM bolt carrier group. Regardless, I popped in and tried shooting the GT .223 ammo again. It worked 100% And even fired the previous FTFs. I then tried the pin on several "normal" .223/5.56 loads to make sure that it wasn't going to pierce any primers. Zero pierced primers out of 120 rounds! I tried it on Wolf/Barnaul .223 55gr, Federal/Lake City m855 and m193, PPU .223 55gr, Carl Gustaf m855, and Hornady TAP Training steel case. Looking at the fired primers, it is clear that the firing pin is making a slightly deeper impression, but from what I can see the metal doesn't at all look stretched or distressed. I would recommend this firing pin to anyone.

Reviewed by: George from At on 7/31/2016

AR 7.62X39 Enhanced firing pin.

A must have if you shoot a lot of steel case ammo very well built.

Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Randy Mathis from Montana on 5/9/2015

MMCM(SS) Ret, NRA Lifer

Your enhanced firing pin works great. It fixed my Colt AR 7.62x39 light strike problem; fires every time. It even fired the light strikes from previous attempts. Thanks.

Reviewed by: Mark from Southeastern Connecticut on 11/30/2015

AR with 7.62x39 upper

Solved my probably with steel case wolf ammo This is the only firing pin you should be using in your 7.62x39 builds

Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Colen Casey from Kentucky on 11/12/2015

Excellent

WORKS WORKS WORKS! Having some light strikes and this fixed it all. Must have for this caliber and shooting crappy ammo

Reviewed by: Mike from Florida on 11/11/2015

7.62x39 AR15

Problem solved! My new AR would only fire about 50% of steel case rounds. Installed this enhanced firing pin and Wolf spring. Gun now shoots 100% and even fired the rounds that previously wouldn't fire. Must have for a 7.62x39 AR15.

Reviewed by: Jon from Georgia on 2/6/2016

MUST HAVE

This is a must with steel cased ammo in the 7.62x39 ar.

Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Jason Kiestler from Ripley, TN on 1/25/2016

Mr.

Problem has been rectified. Excellent people to deal with

Reviewed by: john barton from La on 11/6/2015

owner

Buy two , give other one to your son or friend , they will thank you for it !!!! Eats Tula and new shipment of Golden Tiger 223. Great product !!! Thank you !!

Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) bobby bird from kerrville texas on 8/20/2016

Awesome Upgrade

Installed the upgraded firing pin and hammer spring on my AR. Worked flawlessly on the range today with zero FTE/FTF!

Reviewed by: David from Florida on 2/27/2016

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Q: I bought an enhanced firing from y’all several years ago for the ar 15 in 7.62x39 I now have an ar15 in 223/556, I want to be able to switch lowers between the two calibers Can I use the 7.62x39 enhanced firing pin in the 556 also? Thanks

Asked by: Rickie - 5/25/2023

A: We don't recommend it as you can pierce 5.56 primers. If you do decide to use the enhanced firing pin in your 5.56 we highly recommend checking for any pierce primers when using new ammo. If you are piercing primers install a standard firing pin for that caliber. Piercing primers will erode the tip of the firing pin if regularly piercing primers.

Answer provided by: Administrator (5/25/2023)

Q: Will this firing pin work in a CMMG MK47 Resolute?

Asked by: Lance - 4/19/2023

A: If the CMMG MK47 Resolute utilizes a standard AR-15 firing pin then yes the Enhanced Firing Pin will work.

Answer provided by: Administrator (4/24/2023)

Q: Please tell me how much longer the enhanced/extended firing pin for the 7.62x39 AR15 is than the standard firing pin. Thank you.

Asked by: Walter - 4/10/2023

A: Enhanced Firing Pins Are Engineered to Maintain Mil-Spec Characteristic Where the Firing Pin Interfaces Inside the Bolt and Still Allow Greater Protrusion Into the Primer

Answer provided by: Administrator (4/24/2023)

Q: Who makes this firing pin, I know the BCA ones are breaking the tip off.

Asked by: Dcurtis - 3/31/2023

A: We have been manufacturing our own firing pins for around 12 yrs. We did the specs/drawings/machining/testing. We do not buy from other sources.

Answer provided by: Administrator (3/31/2023)

Q: I’m having FTF issues with on a 7.62x39 upper with Tula ammo (primers set deep). I’ve already installed a higher strength hammer spring, and wanting to install an enhanced firing pin. Which one do I need?

Asked by: Joe - 3/21/2023

A: For deep set primers we recommend Part Number: 221214
While we did test on other ammunition and didn't experience pierce primers we always state while using new ammunition with this part number check the first few primers for pierce primers.

Answer provided by: Administrator (3/21/2023)

Q: Will these firing pins work in a KS 47? Thank you for your time.

Asked by: C.B. - 3/13/2023

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Q: Does the enhanced plus option change anything? What is the difference?

Asked by: Arcamo - 2/13/2023

A: Enhanced firing pin is for the harder primers in the x39 calibers it allows for further protrusion. The Enhanced Plus firing pin allows for even further protrusion for those that have lot's of ammunition like we have seen in Tula that have deep set primers.

Answer provided by: Administrator (2/23/2023)

Q: Shooting wolf ammo 7.62x39 and on occasion primer strike is not dedinating primers. Do u recommend enhanced or enhanced plus firing pin?

Asked by: Jay - 1/31/2023

A: If you are having trouble with light strikes with an enhanced firing pin we ask that you contact us and ask for Charles so he can troubleshoot with you. There are other things outside of having an enhanced firing pin that can cause light strikes. You can reach out to us at: 386-410-5162

Answer provided by: Administrator (2/23/2023)

Q: Will this enhanced firing pin work with Radical Arms 7.62x39

Asked by: Timothy dove - 1/25/2023

A: Yes it will.

Answer provided by: Administrator (1/25/2023)

Q: I have a .458 socom. This runs a standard .223/.556 firing pin. Either my .458 bolt is out of spec or the firing pin is a little shy of proper length. I've also noticed that the same firing pin had a greater protrusion through a .223 bolt. I'm looking at the enhanced firing pin in hopes to solve a soft strike issue with my .458. My question is the enhanced firing pin the same as a .556... apart from being enhanced.

Asked by: Sean - 1/15/2023

A: Enhanced Firing Pins Are Engineered to Maintain Mil-Spec Characteristic Where the Firing Pin Interfaces Inside the Bolt and Still Allow Greater Protrusion Into the Primer. For technical support call Thursday or Friday and ask for Charles: 386-410-5162. There could be a few things going on to cause light strikes.

Answer provided by: Administrator (1/16/2023)

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