Billet Ruger Precision / American Rifle Cocking Piece

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AD Arms Billet Ruger Precision/American Rifle Cocking Piece

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$69.99 - $74.99

SKU:: AD-BIL
Brand: AD Arms

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AD Arms Billet Ruger Precision/American Rifle Cocking Piece

***This Pin Back is compatible with new Gen 2 American rifles***

*NOTE* This firing pin back is not compatible with RPR/American rimfire rifles.

This product is a billet RPR/American Firing Pin Back or cocking piece developed by AD Arms in response to the breakages many have experienced with the factory metal injection molded part. The design allows it to replace the factory part with ease.

This cocking piece is machined from a pre-hardened 4140 alloy billet. It is then nitrided for increased hardness, wear-resistance and corrosion protection. This fully-machined part will get the job done without risk of failure.

Furthermore, this firing pin back is lighter than the stock part. Because it is lighter, it increases lock-time performance while the hardness of the material decreases cocking effort.

Made in the USA

Customer Reviews

Ruger back in operation
5
Posted by Eric Fletcher on Jul 31st 2021

The quality unreal great job guys. I'll for sure be buying another for other rifle. You got a lifetime future costumer.
Ruger American Cocking Piece
5
Posted by NORM COLLINS on Jul 9th 2021

I thought talk of all these breakages was exaggerated. Then I experienced my own. The rifle had not been used that much. A good FP strike was unpredictable, as I would get normal (but intermittent) hard strikes mixed with soft. I am now confident things will be right with the new billet piece. It ain't cheap, but it should fix the problem. I should write a book. "How to Turn an Inexpensive Rifle into One That's Not" Yes, I threw in the Timney trigger as well. I'm glad I did.
Quality upgrade
5
Posted by BYRON RIDER on Jul 3rd 2021

Better fit than factory Ruger.Tightened up bolt and smoothed out action. High quality product.
Machined not cast!!
5
Posted by keith gober on Jun 2nd 2021

Immediately I could tell a big difference between the two. Plus this is machined and not a casted piece. As much detail as Ruger had put into the OEM part, you can just look at this, and tell it's a much better part.