full floating wristpins vs. pressed wristpins

I think the pin is fine but the pin boss edge in the piston got its edge deformed in the press operation (Probably used a socket or something as the support against the piston to press the pin into the rod instead of using the spoon jig to support the rod itself) I think I can correct These were magnum stroker pistons so no lock grooves hence the teflon button inquiry. When I pressed the pins out of these rods (old 360 pistons be damned) I used a 50 ton press with a electric pump in my fleet yards garage. I set them up and started the press and watched the pressure gauge build until the pins gave in with a pop...21 tons break away force! Pistons did not get damaged during that debacle, I thought for sure the pistons were gonna shatter under that 20 ton force between the rod sandwiching the lower piston side.

Wow! I've been cleaning things up and have no problem pressing 440 pistons off the rods with a 10 ton press. Usually the pins are within a few .0001 so maybe the rod small end should have been checked and honed to the right size?