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The Nitro

piston is superior to the spring piston in design, but Yes,

it can be converted back to a spring in most cases. It is best to have it done by an "air gun smith."

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Q: Can you replace a nitro piston with a spring?
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Is nitro piston less maintenance than the spring?

It's about the same. Nitro will just perform a little better. No spring to wear out. The Nitro piston guns have a sealed strut in place of a spring, there's no maintenance required.


How does a nitro piston air rifle work?

When you cock the rifle it compresses the gas behind a piston just like a spring. Basically it replaces the spring.


How does your nirto piston air rifle use nitrogen as its propellent what is the process of how it loads itself?

The nitro piston replaces the spring piston. It's simply gas that is compressed inside a cylinder instead of a spring. You can compress gas. So each time you compress the nitro it acts like a compressed spring. you don't have to add more nitro each time you shoot it stays in the cylinder. Gas is more even as it expands so you get a steady thrust when the rifle is fired. A spring uncoils, giving an uneven thrust as it is released.


Is nitro piston better than spring action in air rifle?

Nitro has a few advantages over Spring. You can leave it cocked for a long period of time and not worry that it will loose it 's power. You have a more even release force with nitro ( A spring wobbles). There is not a spring to break or get soft over time. The power will always be consistent.


Can you change spring to gas in air rifles?

Yes there are some newer spring air rifles that are capable of being switched to Nitro Piston Gas systems. Check with the manufacture.


If you replace the thermostat in an Oldsmobile EightyEight and the engine leaks what could that be?

The piston or spring on the thermostat could be stuck.


How do you reduce the thwack of an ox spring in an airrifle?

I'm not quite sure what you are referring to by ox spring. "BUT!" Two things that can be done. 1. Send it to a professional Air Gun tuner. They can polish the tube and trim the spring and even replace or trim the trigger. See the link below for air gun shops. Or do a search for "air gun repair" on the web and locate someone near you to work on it. 2. Replace the spring with a "Nitro piston" if one is available. I would check with Pyramydair on the web.


Is a Benjamin nitro piston good?

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How do change the air cannon in a BB gun?

Because of the small design of a BB gun it is not possible to change the air system. However if it's a pellet springer rifle, not a BB rifle, then in some cases it is possible to change it with a Nitro piston system. But this should be done by a professional air gun service. A nitro system replaces the spring piston with a gas piston tube. It usually cost around $130.


Do nitro pellet guns kick like the spring pellet guns?

Actually air guns have very little kick. Nitro is about the same as spring. Nitro has the advantage over spring in that it has no "spring wobble" when fired and it can be left "cocked" for a long period of time without damage to the system.Actually air guns have very little kick. Nitro is about the same as spring. Nitro has the advantage over spring in that it has no "spring wobble" when fired and it can be left "cocked" for a long period of time without damage to the system.


Is nitro piston as powerful as the spring and last longer?

This question sounds more like a statement than a question. To try to answer you, you have to understand that Nitro is a fairly new product, it's going to take time to find out which will last longer. It's too soon to tell.


Where is the piston return spring located on your 97 4 runner?

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