Airsoft Canada - View Single Post - repetitive piston break with not so powerful AEG

trevor · February 1st, 2007, 20:36

I was taking out pistons with my M4 with a M120 spring. I bought a deepfire titanium piston and all the problems have went away. The piston is made out of a fiber so the gearbox does not take the pounding you’d get if you used an aluminum (and no loss in rpm) but the gears are all metal so you get 0 wear. They are more money but are worth it in the end. A guy in our club has been using his in a heavily upgraded gun for a long time and it still looks like new.

February 1st, 2007, 20:36	#3
trevor Trader rating Join Date: May 2006 Location: Red Deer	I was taking out pistons with my M4 with a M120 spring. I bought a deepfire titanium piston and all the problems have went away. The piston is made out of a fiber so the gearbox does not take the pounding you’d get if you used an aluminum (and no loss in rpm) but the gears are all metal so you get 0 wear. They are more money but are worth it in the end. A guy in our club has been using his in a heavily upgraded gun for a long time and it still looks like new.