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I have had this piston for 3 years and I play very consistently. I am a tech and from my viewpoint this is the greatest piston ever. Literally I have put this thing through 300,000 rounds, most likely more. It has withstood my crazy RPS setups along with my high FPS setups. I recently purchased a matrix turbo motor, (greatest motor ever to live) and I am shooting 430 FPS, with .28 gram BBs, and yes I mean .28, while shooting 32 RPS. You'd say it's not possible, it's all in the compression, and tight bore barrels and the right bucking and nubs. This Piston has withstood my monster setup. It has more than exceeded my expectations. Tonight, it finally broke, not the piston it's self, but just the first tooth on the teeth rack. That's it. I can not describe how much I would recommend this piston. Please stop questioning yourself and buy it.
Pros:
SUPER LONG LASTING
SUPER DURABLE
SUPER LIGHT
EASY TEETH RACK SWAP OUT
SUPER EVERYTHING
Cons:
NONE
BUY IT!
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This piston is absolutely great. The piston does slightly increase the rof, the metal teeth a very good quality, the only problem i had with the teeth was that they needed to be sanded so it had the same angle of engagement as my stock piston. Since the metal teeth are such good quality, it was hard to sand but it works great now. I'm going to buy another one for my other gun
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Im a big fan of this piston, I've bought 2 of em I'm currently running one in my M16 its only running about 26+ RPS at about 384.4 +/- 2.1 FPS.
My P90 different story however:
SHS 13:1 super high speed
Matrix high speed motor
11.1V Dean plug Lipo
and since Its my indoor gun sadly I'm using an M100
It rocked for awhile except at the back of the piston when the gear first makes contact the plastic cracked and the teeth would be push up and only cycle every so often, I believe I really should have decompressed my spring better to relieve pressure. By not just a single cycle but popping the gearbox out and checking I blame my laziness after a hot day.
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So not too long ago i was building an insane support weapon (m249) and i needed a really high speed piston (stock ones kept stripping)
Here was my setup for my M249:
SHS 13:1
SHS High Speed Motor
Matrix 8mm Bearing Bushings
Matrix shims.
Matrix Cylinder
So i was getting around 35bb/s with the set up and the stock pistons just werent working for me.
So I got this piston and now its shooting 40-45 bb/s on a 11.1v lipo
PROS
Light! Fast! 5-10 more bb/s
Full metal teeth
Cons:
DOES NOT COME WITH A PISTON HEAD.
Since teeth are full metal, it will strip your gears in the case of a gearbox lockup
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If you're choosing this over the devil storm piston (the blue one by matrix), definitely get this one. It's cheaper, almost as strong, AND it comes with pre-cut sections which in case you're wondering results in higher fps. The best part in my opinion is that the teeth are removable, so you don't have to buy the whole piston again. This was definitely built for some of the stronger gearboxes, high torque AND high speed. For the price of $20 you CANNOT go wrong. Thanks evike, you pulled through again!
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I had this piston in my stock matrix tactical system (m120) m4 and it was ok. it lasted about 15~25k rounds. the only thing that i saw wrong with it was the contact tooth. it totally broke off. but that was after 20k rounds. it is very light and ok in strength. i wouldn't go over an m130 with this.
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i have had great experiences with this piston. ill tell you one thing, it will NEVER strip. i had this in a high speed setup that was having some problems with premature engagement and it showed NO signs of wear. i tried to put the stock piston in this setup (before i fixed the PE of course) and it was shredded in minutes.
one problem i had though is that it was engaging the inside of my cylinder and it carved a pretty sizable groove. now i have this piston in 2 of my guns, one is fine and the other had this problem. it is an easy fix though, all you have to do is sand off the corners of the teeth on the side that is engaging your cylinder. (some pistons come this way)
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love this piston, i got one for a lipo m4 and it works beautifully. teeth are in what looks like perfect condition even after about 15k-20k rounds through it. even tho i will never need to change the teeth its great to know that if you had too you could intead of getting a whole other piston.
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i have had this piston for about 10-15k shots and no wear wat so ever is evident. plus my gun used to eat pistons for a snack. i went through 2 pistons in one week and this has lasted perfectly. So definately going to use in my m170 setup soon.
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Good quality piston. I run these in all of my guns and they are really flawless, they can really take a beating duirng an all day game. Definately worth the money and the in-game security of knowing your piston has steel teeth.
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Awesome piston, the metal teeth are great to have. my stock marui m16 piston was garbage, great buy!
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Bought this from a local store. Awesome piston able to handle some serious abuse.
Pros:
-light weight
-durable
-true reinforced steel teeth
-cheaper then comparable pistons made by other manafacturers
Cons:
-will damage your gears before the piston will ever get damaged (I recommend reinforced gears with this piston)
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