Arsenal Inc. Retainer Spring for fire control group pivot pin for all receivers US made Arsenal Inc

Ensure reliable operation of your AK-platform rifle with the Arsenal Inc. Retainer Spring for fire control group pivot pins. This precision US-made component is engineered to secure the trigger, hammer, and auto sear pivot pins across both stamped and milled receivers, preventing rotation and migration that can lead to inconsistent performance or malfunctions during use.Key Features Universal Compatibility - Designed for all receiver types, including stamped and milled AK-47, AK-74, and similar platforms US Manufactured by Arsenal Inc. - Built to exacting standards for durability and consistent fit Wire Spring Construction - Compact, lightweight design that maintains tension without adding bulk Direct Replacement - Simple drop-in installation for quick maintenance or upgradesBenefits for ShootersFire control group pivot pins can loosen or rotate over time from repeated cycling, leading to trigger inconsistencies or safety concerns. This retainer spring solves that issue by providing constant, reliable pressure to keep pins properly aligned. Whether you're maintaining a duty rifle, competition build, or home defense firearm, this small but critical part delivers peace of mind and dependable function.Specifications Manufacturer: Arsenal Inc. (USA) Application: Fire control group pivot pin retention for stamped and milled receivers Weight: 0.1 oz Dimensions: 1" x 0.4" x 0.4" Material: High-quality spring steel wireWhy Choose Arsenal Inc. Retainer SpringsArsenal Inc. is recognized for producing premium AK components that meet or exceed original military specifications. Choosing genuine US-made parts ensures proper fitment, long service life, and compatibility with your existing fire control group. This retainer spring is an essential item for any serious AK owner focused on reliability and precision maintenance.Upgrade your rifle's fire control system with confidence-add the Arsenal Inc. Retainer Spring to your parts kit today.