I picked up a DPMS upper in 7.62 at the Reno Gun Show (I think I grabbed about the only one there) and am matching it to a POF lower. There's a bit of up & down slop in the rear and that's what I want to eliminate.
I could use the "Accu Wedge" but don't want to do an add on fix, JP Enterpises has a tightening rear pin, I could go for that in the end but I don't want to have to screw & unscrew the thing.
There's looseness because the rear takedown pin hole on the upper receiver sits too low in relation to the rear takedown pin holes on the receiver and thus to the the takedown pin. In short, a small space opens between the underside of the hinge pin and the takedown pin hole when pressing down.
This drives me nuts. Is it practical to shim the bottom of the takedown pin hole on the upper receiver, then fit the hole to the receiver and takedown pin?
I could use the "Accu Wedge" but don't want to do an add on fix, JP Enterpises has a tightening rear pin, I could go for that in the end but I don't want to have to screw & unscrew the thing.
There's looseness because the rear takedown pin hole on the upper receiver sits too low in relation to the rear takedown pin holes on the receiver and thus to the the takedown pin. In short, a small space opens between the underside of the hinge pin and the takedown pin hole when pressing down.
This drives me nuts. Is it practical to shim the bottom of the takedown pin hole on the upper receiver, then fit the hole to the receiver and takedown pin?

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