In upper westchester, does anyone know a shop that will sell the individual parts, not part of the whole kit? Of course mine shot across the room and i didnt realize it was my last one.
Need to find a takedown/front pivot pin
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GOYABEAN
.950 JDJ
Not sure of shops other than a local Member donates a spare 
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davidsondefense.com
GOYABEAN
.950 JDJ
C3D
.338 Win Mag
If you want to drive over to the other side of the county this morning I can give you one.
Where’s that? I’m near Yorktown.. And i really need to invest in a front pivot pin install tool to prevent this.
Try Collector's. He'll over charge you but I'm sure he will have it.
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C3D
.338 Win Mag
Where’s that? I’m near Yorktown.. And i really need to invest in a front pivot pin install tool to prevent this.
Mamaroneck
Literally as far across the county as possible!
I ordered a "loose parts kit" just to keep this from happening a while back. Can't remember the retailer but it's a worthwhile purchase, just in case. Just do a search like this one for the loose parts kits and you will see...
AR15 Lost Parts Kit
This mil-spec AR-15 essential parts kit is vital for the replacement and repair of damaged or lost small parts in the field.
combathunting.com
GTN
.308 Win
I got my loose parts kit from Primary arms
Make the tool yourself: take a 4" length of 1/4" round stock (rod) drill a 1/8" hole 3/4" from one end, then bend a 90 degree in the middle....really, there's nothing to it, and it'll prevent tears in the Space-Time Continuum where Black Holes open immediately upon the launch of Detents.
Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
I have never lost one. I’ve shot a few across the room but I have always been able to find them. Using the tool where’s the fun in that?
KAK industries sells individual parts.
dwa12479
.338 Win Mag
I use a razor blade to hold down the detent on the front pin to install/remove it.
You're not talking about the buffer stop pin, are you? Those get launched into orbit all the time and come in pretty much any "oops kit" thst are readily available for like $15.
You're not talking about the buffer stop pin, are you? Those get launched into orbit all the time and come in pretty much any "oops kit" thst are readily available for like $15.
GOYABEAN
.950 JDJ
Those things must be soaked in Red Bull they have wings
When I move from this house I will probably find enough parts to start an oops store.