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safetyfirst wrote:Ps. You know you're doing it right when you measure your shooting in new mags and firing pins :) I'm on my third firing pin (third one is one of Suffolk rifles improved ones) though still on my first four mags.

I take it they are replaced for free since the cmmgs have a lifetime warranty

safetyfirst wrote:I'm on my third firing pin (third one is one of Suffolk rifles improved ones) though still on my first four mags.

They sell a taccom enhanced pin, or they did, no stock, but it's not improved by them in any way that I can tell, or do you know differently?

Black Dog used to make a Titanium pin that was the best in a CMMG that I had seen. Their heat treated pin is all they do now, not tried it yet.

http://blackdogmachinellc.net/ciener-firing-pin.aspx

BamBam wrote:

safetyfirst wrote:I'm on my third firing pin (third one is one of Suffolk rifles improved ones) though still on my first four mags.

They sell a taccom enhanced pin, or they did, no stock, but it's not improved by them in any way that I can tell, or do you know differently?

Black Dog used to make a Titanium pin that was the best in a CMMG that I had seen. Their heat treated pin is all they do now, not tried it yet.

http://blackdogmachinellc.net/ciener-firing-pin.aspx

Do they ship to the UK.

Hunter87 wrote:
Do they ship to the UK.

Nope, you'll need to find a UK dealer wiling to bring them in.

I paid for the third pin, dunno who made it, think Neal said he had some made. This was three years back. He gave me the second pin free.

BamBam wrote:

Hunter87 wrote:
Do they ship to the UK.

Nope, you'll need to find a UK dealer wiling to bring them in.

I wonder where we can find someone to import them ?

If someone was to do so, which would be best - the Tacom or the BDM ?

breacher wrote: I wonder where we can find someone to import them ?

If someone was to do so, which would be best - the Tacom or the BDM ?

The BDM I would say, but that's because other dealers already do Taccom stuff and they're likely to bring more in if demand for the Taccom pin was there.

BDM pin sells for $11, the Taccom for $12.95, Midway.

There's no way I'd pay £19 for a Taccom here in the UK when I paid $19 for a Titanium BDM pin 2 years ago, just sayin'.