Spartan Arms - ball knocked out of the park

[oafpatroll]

Just got the most spectacularly good service ever from Spartan. I buggered up the allen head on the anti walk trigger pin on one their 9mm ARs while disassembling it to fit farkly bits. Decided not to drill it out before I had secured spares and called them on yesterday morning (a public holiday) to find out if they were open and if they had spares. Candice told me to come in and bring the rifle which I did. I arrived, explained the stupid shit I had got up to and 30 minutes later I walked out with both pins replaced, a pair of imperial allen keys and my ambi safety installed for the princely sum of R150. I don't think its possible to get better service and backup than that.

[shooty]

I bought in last year a DD5 V4 from them. Incredible service. I live in CPT and phoned around before buying. But the purchase shipping and even contacting me afterwards was incredible.

[FNBROWNING]

Just got the most spectacularly good service ever from Spartan. I buggered up the allen head on the anti walk trigger pin on one their 9mm ARs while disassembling it to fit farkly bits. Decided not to drill it out before I had secured spares and called them on yesterday morning (a public holiday) to find out if they were open and if they had spares. Candice told me to come in and bring the rifle which I did. I arrived, explained the stupid shit I had got up to and 30 minutes later I walked out with both pins replaced, a pair of imperial allen keys and my ambi safety installed for the princely sum of R150. I don't think its possible to get better service and backup than that.

Why are you using anti walk pins. They make no sense. The trigger pins need to rotate to get even wear. Wilson TTU trigger runs a different system so does not need to rotate but still uses standard pins Trigger pins do not walk. This only happens if badly installed and or a broken j spring. The little spring that sits in the middle of the hammer. If a trigger requires anti walk pins then it is a bad/cheap design. But sounds like excellent service.

[oafpatroll]

Why are you using anti walk pins. They make no sense. The trigger pins need to rotate to get even wear. Wilson TTU trigger runs a different system so does not need to rotate but still uses standard pins Trigger pins do not walk. This only happens if badly installed and or a broken j spring. The little spring that sits in the middle of the hammer. If a trigger requires anti walk pins then it is a bad/cheap design. But sounds like excellent service.

It does rotate.

[Branden88]

Just got the most spectacularly good service ever from Spartan. I buggered up the allen head on the anti walk trigger pin on one their 9mm ARs while disassembling it to fit farkly bits. Decided not to drill it out before I had secured spares and called them on yesterday morning (a public holiday) to find out if they were open and if they had spares. Candice told me to come in and bring the rifle which I did. I arrived, explained the stupid shit I had got up to and 30 minutes later I walked out with both pins replaced, a pair of imperial allen keys and my ambi safety installed for the princely sum of R150. I don't think its possible to get better service and backup than that.

As a SAI PCC owner this is great news, I've luckily not experienced any issues with mine thus far, but it's still "newish". I've only really made cosmetic changes, grip, buttstock, hand stop, red dot, back up iron sights, QD sling attachment and a different charging handle, as I mentioned to you mine luckily came with the AMBI safety already installed.