B&T ignition pin for APC223/300

The firing pin (also referred to as the striker) is a central element in the ignition mechanism of the semi-automatic B&T models APC223 and APC300. This original spare part has been specifically designed for use in both variants and exactly meets the factory specifications regarding shape, weight, and fit. Function: The firing pin transmits kinetic energy to the primer of the cartridge when the shot is fired, thereby igniting the propellant charge. It moves forward under spring tension and is returned to its resting position after the shot is fired. Compatibility: Compatible with the models APC223 (caliber .223 Remington / 5.56×45 mm) and APC300 (.300 AAC Blackout). The firing pin is identical in both models and can be used across models. Assembly: Part of the bolt assembly. The firing pin is centrally located in the bolt housing and works in conjunction with the firing pin spring and, if applicable, a safety element. Material: Made from hardened special steel for high wear resistance and dimensional stability even under intensive use. The precise machining prevents deformation and ensures consistent functionality. Replacement: The replacement of the firing pin is possible in case of damage or wear and is recommended in case of irregular ignition. Installation should be carried out according to the manufacturer's guidelines. For safety-critical components, installation by a qualified person or gunsmith is advisable.