In the 1980s and into the 90s, Delrin* caught on as a material for aftermarket paintgun bolts and pumps. Delrin is an acetal resin developed by DuPont in the early 1950s. It is a polymer derived from formaldehyde that was originally called “synthetic stone” by Dupont’s research staff, and was later given the brand name of Delrin. While Delrin is a strong material, it has other qualities that are very unlike stone. From a manufacturing aspect it is easily machined with the same tools and equipment used to create parts out of aluminum and steel. From the applications point of view, Delrin is not only strong, but it is also considered a self lubricating material. It can be used as a bushing material between metal parts to reduce friction and wear, and it can also be used to make whole parts that will exhibit little friction or wear as they interface with metal parts.

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I saw one in Up state some where in a store and it looked like you would break it in half if you pulled it to hard.

You'd have to land pretty hard in a dive, or some other strenuous move to break the trigger. Plexiglass triggers have been used before, and those are by far weaker than delrin. True, metal is still stronger than delrin, but when's the last time you put 40 pounds of force on an electro trigger.

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I like the Omni/blade trigger i just got. Its nice and light aluminum. Works great on my omen. I perfer aluminum triggers, there fairly light.

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Future Ups for Omen

New Trigger?
z-board for egg
15*
Gauge

Hopper Information Chart. very helpfull > http://www.pbjunkie.com/forums/showthread.php?t=239