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Azodin S015 Detent Cover Screw – Paintball detent cover mounting screw
Original Azodin S015 replacement screw designed for firm and secure attachment of the ball detent cover on your paintball marker.
- High Reliability: Ensures the stable position of the detent cover, which is essential for proper ball feeding and preventing balls from rolling out of the barrel.
- Original Compatibility: Precision-manufactured part directly for Azodin models, guaranteeing trouble-free assembly without damaging the threads in the marker body.
Azodin S015 Detent Cover Screw – A Vital Detail for Smooth Shooting
The Azodin S015 screw is an original spare part designed to secure the ball detent cover on Azodin paintball markers. Although it is a small component, its role in the correct function of the marker is fundamental. This screw holds the protective cover, under which the ball detent is located, responsible for keeping the ball in the chamber before firing.
Using the original Azodin S015 screw eliminates the risk of using an incorrect thread pitch or screw length, which could lead to irreversible damage to the marker body or the cover loosening during play. Firmly tightening the cover ensures that the ball detent operates in the optimal position, preventing "double feeding" of balls or them rolling out of the barrel prematurely.
Installation is very simple and does not require advanced technical knowledge. We recommend always having this screw as part of your service kit, as losing it on the field can mean the end of your game day without a replacement.
Technical Parameters and Specifications:
- Part Number: S015
- Part Type: Detent Cover Fixing Screw
- Material: Durable steel with anti-corrosion finish
- Compatibility: Azodin Kaos, Blitz, KD models and others (verify compatibility via your marker's manual/diagram)
- Color: Black
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
1. Can I use a regular screw from a hardware store instead of S015?
We strongly discourage this. Paintball markers often use specific inch threads and precise screw lengths. A non-original screw can damage the thread in the aluminum body of the weapon, requiring costly repairs.
2. How much should I tighten the screw?
Tighten the screw with care. A slight tightening so that the cover does not move is sufficient. Over-tightening could strip the thread or damage the detent cover itself.
3. Does the package include the cover or the ball detent?
No, under the S015 designation, only the screw itself is sold. The Detent Cover and Ball Detent are separate spare parts.
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