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11/15/2015 2:41:26 AM EDT


So I have read a lot here on AR15.com.  In general I have been a snob when it comes to AR parts.  In generally would buy my LPK's from Specialized Armament, because I know Ken would only sell Colt parts.  My lowers are limited to Noveske, Mega, Colt, LMT, one Double Diamond, one LaRue, and SLR.  I have also helped a couple of friends build some lowers as I have all the tools necessary.  I have used some DelTon LPK's on some of my friends lowers (their purchases), and I always seem to have some issues, but nothing serious.  




So, I needed a pair of LPK's to finish a pair of lowers for myself.  In this case a pair of Noveske's.  So I purchased a pair of DelTon LPK's as that is all the local dealer (Turners Outdoorsman Torrance Ca.) had. As I stated above, I read Ar15.com often, and I felt the minor problems with the fitment of DelTon parts was just that, minor fitment issues.  I decided to purchase with confidence.




While using a "C" clamp to push a roll pin through the trigger guard the receiving end of a Noveske reciever snapped off.  The roll pin was too big.




Thanks DelTon!




Tldr:  DelTon parts are out of spec and cost me a Noveske receiver.  









12/17/2015 1:46:38 AM EDT
[#1]
Sounds like your own damn fault.
2/18/2016 3:57:37 PM EDT
[#2]
I have used them many times..no issues. How in Gods name do you folks keep breaking those trigger guard ears??!!
2/21/2016 3:55:31 AM EDT
[#3]
I've used probably a dozen lpk from Del-Ton and never had a problem. We use them in as well as CMMG kits because they just plain always work.
2/21/2016 5:21:12 AM EDT
[#4]
You used a c clamp and want to blame Delton?

Like the previous poster stated, that's your own dam fault.
2/25/2016 10:07:51 PM EDT
[#5]
C-clamp?? Might not be a good idea.
12/18/2016 5:12:40 PM EDT
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I have used them many times..no issues. How in Gods name do you folks keep breaking those trigger guard ears??!!
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I always use a wood support and a small wood mallet and put grease on the pin. And use light taps to drive into place. Receiver ears are VERY fragile. I would not use a C clamp to install, each twist of the handle would make my ass pucker....
4/19/2017 2:51:20 AM EDT
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Sounds like your own damn fault.
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