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Sadlak National Match Gas Piston M1A, M14 TiN Coated Stainless Steel

$59.50
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Brand
Sadlak
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Gas System
UPC
855981008060

Overview

The Sadlak National Match Gas Piston is precision-engineered for M1A and M14 rifles to exact GI specifications, with all critical dimensions individually inspected. Crafted from certified 420 stainless steel and subjected to certified heat-treating operations, the piston features a highly polished surface produced via a non-contact electro-polishing method that preserves critical diameter tolerances and keeps groove edges sharp. Finished with a gold-colored Titanium Nitride (TiN) hard coating—commonly used on machine cutting tools—this piston resists galling, pitting, and the high-heat abrasiveness of gunpowder and primers to deliver a smoother action and extended service life for both the piston and cylinder.

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