Enhanced Firing Pin

AR-15 7.62x39 | 5.45x39 Enhanced Firing Pin

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Part Number: 14081115

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Black Rifle Arms® is one of the original manufacturer's of Enhanced Firing Pins with over 13 years of redesigning our enhanced firing pins to ensure positive ignition on notorious hardened primers found in the 7.62x39 and 5.45x39 steel case ammunition.

Enhanced Firing Pins Are Engineered to Maintain Mil-Spec Characteristic Where the Firing Pin Interfaces Inside the Bolt and Still Allow Greater Protrusion Into the Primer

PLEASE NOTE: Overall Length is irrelevant to the performance of our enhanced firing pin. We designed our enhanced firing pin with multiple dimensional changes beyond overall length.
Tula Ammunition and Golden Tiger have issues where some primers are set too far in and will still cause light strikes even with an enhanced firing pin. For these issues we recommend using THE ENHANCED PLUS FIRING PIN
We highly recommend sticking to steel case ammunition such as Wolff or Silver Bear for best performance

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Q: I have been having an issue with my firing pins breaking. The latest firing pin I tried broke after only two rounds being cycled through it. I use Belom ammo (7.62x39). Will your enhanced firing pin fix this issue? Thanks

Asked by: Jeremy - 3/9/2025

A: You should have no issues running our firing pins with steel case ammunition. If running BCA firing pins it's a known issue with them breaking prematurely.

Answer provided by: Administrator (3/11/2025)

Q: What do the pin do

Asked by: Jr - 1/28/2025

A: Ensure positive ignition on notorious hardened primers found in the 7.62x39 and 5.45x39 steel case ammunition

Answer provided by: Administrator (2/21/2025)

Q: Hi when is the deep set pin required?

Asked by: Chris DeLuco - 1/2/2025

A: When you come across ammunition that has deeper set primers that enhanced firing pins are not igniting then you may have deeper set primers and need a little more protrusion to set them off.

Answer provided by: Administrator (1/15/2025)

Q: Will this fit the AK 74 draco 7.63x39

Asked by: One - 12/11/2024

A: No this firing pin is not compatible with the Draco AK74

Answer provided by: Administrator (12/12/2024)

Q: I wanted to know if this would work in my psa 7.62x39?? 7.5 upper

Asked by: Emanuel - 12/1/2024

A: Yes you should have no issues.

Answer provided by: Administrator (12/2/2024)

Q: Please confirm that the Enhanced Firing Pin and Enhanced Firing Pin Plus will work in a mil spec AR-15 chambered in 5.56 or 300 Blackout.

Asked by: Vadim - 9/16/2024

A: Our enhanced firing pins will work in any mil-spec bolt assembly; however, we do not recommend using them in other calibers outside what is stated as it can cause pierced primers. If you are getting light lights strikes with a 5.56, 300BLK something else is going on.

Answer provided by: Administrator (9/24/2024)

Q: Would this firing pin fit in a 5.56 bolt carrier?

Asked by: Asher - 8/10/2024

A: Yes this will fit any mil-spec AR-15 bolt; however, if you are having light strikes in a 5.56 there is another issue going on as 5.56 don't require enhanced firing pins. An enhanced firing pin in a 5.56 can cause pierced primers.

Answer provided by: Administrator (8/29/2024)

Q: I have a 45 ACP upper that just dents the primer without firing, will this firing pin work?

Asked by: Daniel Cantonwine - 7/20/2024

A: The enhanced firing pin will most likely pierce primers. If you are having light strikes it can be from improper hammer spring install, a binary trigger or something else may be going on, but we don't recommend using enhanced firing pin due to the risk of piercing primers.

Answer provided by: Administrator (7/23/2024)

Q: I am looking to upgrade my rifles firing pins due to light strikes on wolf ammo. Can you tell me which pins to buy for a 300 blackout, .223 and .308. I see the enhanced pin 5.45 x 39 which I would guess would be ok for 300 blackout and 223? Thank you Chris

Asked by: chris valken - 5/27/2024

A: Enhanced firing pins are for the x39 calibers only due to the harder primers. If your 300BLK is having like strikes with your standard AR-15 firing pin it is most likely due to an improper installed hammer spring, if hammer spring is installed correctly it maybe due to your fire control group or your carrier riding down.

Answer provided by: Black Rifle Arms Sales Team (6/17/2024)

Q: Will this pin work in a Spikes Tactical .223/.556 AR15 bolt assembly?

Asked by: Donel - 4/16/2024

A: While it will fit we don't recommend as it could cause pierced primers.

Answer provided by: Administrator (4/22/2024)

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