Okay ..2nd P-rod cocking/trigger problem ENOUGH ALREADY!!!

[Crosfire]

Bought a P-rod ....long story short...after about 100 shots on each P-rod, the 1st stage of the trigger started to disappear.  After another 2 or 3 shots, the P-rod would fire at the far end of the trigger stroke.  Then, #1 would not fire at all.  #2 fired really late in the stroke, and I swear it fired with no trigger movement at the end of the pull. 

I sent the 1st one back.  I'm sitting on the 2nd...frustrated! 

Is this something simple and common?  Very disappointing....  If don't get good answers, I may just send it back to PA and pre-order the Kral Puncher Breaker.25  for another $100 and change.

Awwwwwwwh!

[David Mccann]

i read somewhere here about grub/adjustment screws loosening up in the trigger /linkage/sear system... someone else will chime in i'm sure.

[dmeguy]

I recently put a Prod trigger group on my 2250. I had the same problem and finally the second stage adjustment screw fell out. I replaced it and now it works flawlessly.

[lordinvincible]

I remember in your last thread about your first Prod, many of us have already told you the solution, which is to loctite the two adjustment screws in the trigger.  It's a simple process and only takes about 5 minutes.  Without loctite, pretty much every Prod will have this issue.

[Motorhead]

Yup adjustment Grub screws on trigger blade lacking a loc-tite product on threads allowing free rotation to happen.

[Crosfire]

Thanks Motorhead!

Lordsinvincible, I do remember mention of the problem and solution.  However, I didn't realize that it was systemic. Obviously they are not Six Sigma at Crosman.  Thanks for the response.