Azodin Auto trigger failure

[TKcustoms]

Has anyone else experienced this with their pumps? I noticed this issue when the striker was being released early when trying to use the auto trigger.

It looks like the stainless safety/ autotrigger arm thing is shaving the trigger. Im thinking tapping a small socket head and rounding the thing would fix it but any thoughts or insight would be appreciated.

[grendal50]

You should probably also slightly round the edge on the cam so it doesn't happen again.

[himurax13]

Is there any update to this? I believe I am experiencing the same issue.

[Toestr]

Yeah I'd be interested in hearing about this too. Rounding the edges as suggested above seems like it would work.

[himurax13]

I looked at a brand new auto trigger kit/frame and the tip of the trigger was angled and flat, not rounded at all. I was trying to order just the trigger but nobody was returning my emailmor answering the phones at Azodin.

[TKcustoms]

I wanted to use the auto trigger more before giving a definite answer. Tapping a socket head didn't work the way i wanted it to but chamfering/rounding the cam made a difference. It did reduce wear and smoothed out the feel of the auto trigger.

himurax13 i reach out to azodin on fb with good results instead of calling or emailing.

[Toestr]

I'm not sure what you were getting at by tapping a socket head, but I'd be interested to find out.

[TKcustoms]

Toestr my original thought was to have a socket head restore the area that has been shaved off. I was hoping that this would restore the AT function and be replaceable.

I used a file to get the socket head to match the original geometry of the trigger. It didn't work because i ended up pulling the bolt through the threads.

[Toestr]

Ahh I see. Not a bad idea. I think you were on the right track with the material. If the trigger was stainless/steel this wouldn't really be an issue with it rubbing against the cam.