Azodin-Spyder 31B (SER002) Sear – Hammer Catch (Trigger Sear)

Azodin-Spyder 31B Sear – The Foundation of a Reliable Trigger Mechanism

The Azodin-Spyder 31B (SER002) hammer catch, known in paintball terminology as the "sear," is one of the most important mechanical parts of your marker. This component fulfills a critical function – after cocking the marker, it mechanically catches the hammer and holds it in the rear position against the pressure of the main spring. The moment the trigger is pressed, the sear drops, releasing the hammer to fire the shot.

This part is manufactured from high-quality alloy steel that undergoes a hardening process. This is essential because the sear edges are exposed to immense pressure and friction with every shot. By using the original SER002 part, you ensure that the edges remain sharp and precise, preventing dangerous accidental discharges or unreliable hammer catching.

Replacing the sear is recommended if it shows signs of rounded edges or if the marker fails to stay cocked. Regular maintenance, including cleaning away paint residue and applying a drop of oil to the contact surfaces, significantly extends the life of this part and ensures a light, crisp trigger pull.

Technical Parameters and Specifications:

• Part Code: SER002 (31B)
• Material: Hardened alloy steel
• Compatibility: Azodin paintball markers (Kaos, Blitz, KD series) and Kingman Spyder models
• Surface Finish: Anti-corrosion bluing (depending on production batch)
• Function: Mechanical blocking of the hammer in the cocked position

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. How do I know if the sear is worn?
The main symptom is the "full-auto" effect in mechanical markers (the marker fires uncontrollably after cocking) or a situation where the marker won't cock at all because the hammer slides over the sear. Upon visual inspection, the sear edges will appear rounded rather than sharp.

2. Is this part compatible with all Spyder models?
This type of sear is standard for most mechanical Spyder and Azodin models. For electronic versions, we recommend verifying compatibility with your specific frame using the schematic, as electronic frames may use a sear with a different profile.

3. Should I file the sear during installation for a lighter trigger?
We strongly discourage this. Unprofessional alteration of the sear geometry can lead to dangerous marker behavior and accidental discharge. The original part is factory-set for the ideal balance between safety and sensitivity.

Why Choose an Original Spare Part:

Safety: Proper material hardness prevents sudden mechanism failure.

Consistency: Precise dimensions ensure every shot has the same trigger resistance.

Easy Installation: The part fits perfectly onto the pins in the trigger frame without the need for filing or modification.