I see some of the pellet guns with a "Nitro Piston". Is this the same kind
of thing that some automobiles use to hold up their hatchback and such? The
things that lose their strength after a couple of years? I'm just trying to
figure out if a nitro piston is desirable or not.

Thanks!

RogerN

On Sun, 1 Mar 2015 09:09:09 -0600
"RogerN" wrote:


I see some of the pellet guns with a "Nitro Piston". Is this the same kind
of thing that some automobiles use to hold up their hatchback and such? The
things that lose their strength after a couple of years? I'm just trying to
figure out if a nitro piston is desirable or not.

Thanks!

RogerN


No hands on experience... from from what I've read yes, similar to
hatchback stuff. There are quite a few youtube videos on this. See:

https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...y=nitro+piston

The two shorter ones by Crosman (2:24 and 3:04 mins) are worth
watching. Good explanation on how they function...

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In New
Jersey I would be a multiple felon for that.


In New JOISY, you can be a multiple felon for not eating your breakfast in
the correct order.

What'll those Mafia types think up next?

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