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what makes that combo better than the rest that are just installations? You can (slowly! check after every few passes) file the pin down until it allows the halves to separate while the bolt is held back, which is the main feature that armaglock brags about. Drilling is easy.
To install this, you need a few tools starting with a drill, a clamp, a 5/64" Allen wrench, a 8/32 tap, and cutting fluid like WD40. I would also highly recommend a vise to hold it all together. The drilling went relatively well but there's room for error depending on your lower receiver's tolerances.
The difference is how adjustable they are. In the Gen 2, the thing is held together by a screw opposite the maglock itself, on that plate thing right under the bolt catch. The way it's designed, you have to fit it snugly or not at all.
Which AR Maglock kit is best for me? It depends on what you want to do and how fast you want to change magazines. The fastest is the Gen 2 or Gen 4 coupled with the Kingpin. This combination gives you the closest experience to a standard magazine release with all the benefits of firearm manipulation and malfunction clearing.
20 kwi 2019 · Check it out…the AR Maglock ($55) replaces your entire Bullet Button or standard magazine release. It adds a little arm so you can’t press it in if the upper is in place. So simple it’s GENIUS! Once the rear takedown pin is released and you open up the upper and lower halves…you can now press the magazine release button.
AR MAGLOCK Gen 4 with KingPin – AR-10 / .308 Fixed Magazine Lock and Release Solution (AR MAGLOCK in anodized black components, KingPin in black or silver stainless). The Gen 4 and KingPin combo allows for minimal separation (action disassembly) of the upper and lower receivers.
AR MAGLOCK KingPin for Gen 2 & Gen 4 AR MAGLOCK systems on AR-15 .223 / 5.56 platforms. Introduced by AR MAGLOCK at 2018 SHOT show, now available! The KingPin allows for minimal separation (action disassembly) of the upper and lower receivers.
