That hole is very useful. I put the spring in and then put a small punch in that hole and another punch to press down the spring. This holds the spring down making the take down pin easy to install.
							
						
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 this is what you thot it would be. from words in this thread:
 
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 As for the vacuum thought, it is possible only if it was machined tight enough. The tolerances that it would have to be to create a vacuum would make switching uppers a pain in the booty. Then I would just use a nylon or teflon coated front take down pin if that were the case :-POriginally posted by ar15barrelsIt will only get better now that I'm here too...Comment
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 The take down pin travels ~1/8". The tube length is well over an inch. That means you would up your pressure in the tube by about 2psi... and it's about, what, 1/100 sq in? The vacuum wouldn't be enough to do anything.HAHAHA!!!!!
 
 As for the vacuum thought, it is possible only if it was machined tight enough. The tolerances that it would have to be to create a vacuum would make switching uppers a pain in the booty. Then I would just use a nylon or teflon coated front take down pin if that were the case :-P
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 You are right about that, I was assuming that I had the strength of a baby... :-P I forgot I had been working out a little... but doesn't it sound cool to have a teflon coated front takedown pin?!?! New tacticool part idea...Originally posted by ar15barrelsIt will only get better now that I'm here too...Comment
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 The hole is so you can take the damn spring out. Since it's a blind hole, crud can jam it up in there. A little pin or some air pressure and you can take the spring out for service or replacement. I actually have an older PWA receiver without the hole.____________________________________
 
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 its to remove the detent stick something in there to hold the spring.....California Uber Alles, California Uber Alles
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 I don't know, I've never seen that hole on any of my lowers. It may be defective - I would call the DOJ and ask for an appointment for them to inspect it to make sure it is safe  Comment
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