Trigger Job
- Thread starter PiranahBLVFG3
- Start date
A trigger job normally invloves either/all of the following,
Side to side play removal.
Excess travel removal.
Spring lightening.
If the trigger on a piranha is like a spyder then yes it can be done, I know how to so it but can't easily describe how! Head over to paintball city.com or pbnation and see if they have a piranha forum.
Paul.
Done some digging for you, this is for a spyder but as the piranha is aspyder clone it should work fine! I did this on my spyder and it worked a treat!
Paul.
If done correctly, the trigger stop will completely rid your trigger pull of front slack. Read this mod a few times before actually trying it so you know exactly what you are doing. I am not responsible for your screw-ups. .
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~1.jpg
1st tap the trigger pin out, I used a hammer and nail(flattened point).
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~2.jpg
This is the trigger, trigger spring, and trigger pin removed.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~3.jpg
Use a size 21 tapping drill bit(or 5/32" drill bit) and drill a hole directly over where the front of the trigger touches the bottom of the trigger frame.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~4.jpg
This is a 10-32 size bit and tapping tool, you will need this to tap threads into the hole we just drilled.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~5.jpg
Screw the tapping tool into the newly drilled hole(periodically cleaning the newly tapped threads).
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~6.jpg
This is a 1" 10-32 screw, I'm gonna cut this down to use as a set-screw.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~7.jpg
I used a dremel tool to cut it down shorter and cut the screw-head off.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~8.jpg
This is the screw after I cut it down, I ended up cutting it up just a bit more.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~9.jpg
I used the dremel to cut a notch into the end of the set-screw, this will allow me to use a screw-driver to adjust exactly how much of it protrudes from the trigger frame(hence making an adjustable front stop).
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGG~10.jpg
This is as far as I could adjust my front slack and still have the use of my safety(with no other trigger modifications)-it took at least an inch off my longass benchmark trigger pull.
Paul.
If done correctly, the trigger stop will completely rid your trigger pull of front slack. Read this mod a few times before actually trying it so you know exactly what you are doing. I am not responsible for your screw-ups. .
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~1.jpg
1st tap the trigger pin out, I used a hammer and nail(flattened point).
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~2.jpg
This is the trigger, trigger spring, and trigger pin removed.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~3.jpg
Use a size 21 tapping drill bit(or 5/32" drill bit) and drill a hole directly over where the front of the trigger touches the bottom of the trigger frame.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~4.jpg
This is a 10-32 size bit and tapping tool, you will need this to tap threads into the hole we just drilled.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~5.jpg
Screw the tapping tool into the newly drilled hole(periodically cleaning the newly tapped threads).
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~6.jpg
This is a 1" 10-32 screw, I'm gonna cut this down to use as a set-screw.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~7.jpg
I used a dremel tool to cut it down shorter and cut the screw-head off.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~8.jpg
This is the screw after I cut it down, I ended up cutting it up just a bit more.
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGGE~9.jpg
I used the dremel to cut a notch into the end of the set-screw, this will allow me to use a screw-driver to adjust exactly how much of it protrudes from the trigger frame(hence making an adjustable front stop).
http://www.suprbugin.homestead.com/files/TRIGG~10.jpg
This is as far as I could adjust my front slack and still have the use of my safety(with no other trigger modifications)-it took at least an inch off my longass benchmark trigger pull.
ya trigger job on a perhana or other spyder type guns , all u do is adjust the sear makeing thefiring point sooner
Paul you have waaaaaaaaay too much time on your hands man!!
Very public spirited of you though
Davo
Very public spirited of you though
Davo
trig job
i have the hole drilled but im not for sure how far to put the screw in. do i just screw it in until my gun dosent fire then back it out?
tim
i have the hole drilled but im not for sure how far to put the screw in. do i just screw it in until my gun dosent fire then back it out?
tim
trig job
Paul.
(I got these from the spyder forum on paintballcity.com if you need any further advice check there as well!)
Yeah that sounds about right.Originally posted by PiranahBLVFG3
i have the hole drilled but im not for sure how far to put the screw in. do i just screw it in until my gun dosent fire then back it out?
tim
Paul.
(I got these from the spyder forum on paintballcity.com if you need any further advice check there as well!)