Trigger geometry and slam fire problemo.

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  • Fossilhead
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 353
    • Utah

    #1

    Trigger geometry and slam fire problemo.

    I've got a trigger that seems to have too much meat on top. Or perhaps not enough?

    If I cock slow. It's fine. If I do it fast it autotriggers without touching the trigger.

    I swapped the frame to another Phantom and same thing happened on the other one.
    While the other frame functioned fine on both markers.

    So it's not the body.
    Not the hammer sears.

    Gotta be the trigger.

    If I polish that up will it solve my problem?

    The marker is playable. But I'd rather not have to train myself to pump slower on this one.
  • Maxwell
    Phantom
    • Oct 2025
    • 389
    • U.P.

    #2
    I wonder if it could have to do with the trigger spring.
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    • Fossilhead
      MCB Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 353
      • Utah

      #3
      I think i figured it out....
      I backed out both thumb screws less than 1/8 turn and this frame works fine now.

      So...
      Huh.

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      • Maxwell
        Maxwell commented
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        Thatโ€™s about the only other thing I could think of besides the spring, glad you got it sorted

      • Fossilhead
        Fossilhead commented
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        Admittedly, this is the first new frame I've owned in quite a while.
        Maybe they get more forgiving when they break in?

        First time I ever had this problem ๐Ÿ˜†
    • flyweightnate
      MCB Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 1909
      • Dallas, TX

      #4
      Put a piece of clear gorilla tape on top of the frame, then cut away the sear and pump slots. This should push the body up just a little and might help.
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