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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by norris View Post
    Can it be done to those that engage the sear at the bottom?

    Will Delrin/nylon buttons eventually leave wear marks on the cylinder?
    Yes, I think so.

    No. Probably.

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    Pistons where the sear engages the skirt need to be harder than the pistons with lathing rods, so they will often be harder to machine for synthetic buttons.
    Glue on buttons can be used, but for example BSA supersport/lightning/superstar pistons leve very little room for glue on buttons as they are a quite close fit in the cylinder.
    Too many airguns!

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    Quote Originally Posted by evert View Post
    Pistons where the sear engages the skirt need to be harder than the pistons with lathing rods, so they will often be harder to machine for synthetic buttons.
    Glue on buttons can be used, but for example BSA supersport/lightning/superstar pistons leve very little room for glue on buttons as they are a quite close fit in the cylinder.
    I have discovered that, also Hatsans and Webleys.

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