Mortisdeum

There is one way to tighten the cocking pin but it involves drilling a hole in the hammer and then tapping it for a set screw. (have a machinest do it for you)

But aside from that the cocking pin is going to be a little loose because it's going to be loose in the hammer

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Tippmann Mods:
Spring Loaded RT, Mirror Polished Internals , High Flow Valve, Full auto Mod

Smartpart Mods:
Ion Foamie

Cocker Mods:
EZ Timing Bolt