Hello, is there anybody that could direct me on what I would need to do lighten the trigger pull on my Ruger 10/22. I don't want to do anything right now that would mess it up or make it unsafe. Maybe at last resort is there a competent gunsmith that I could just send it in to. Thanks for any help.
Gunsmithing 10/22 trigger job
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Send it to Randy at CPC for a full tune, great ROI for $206 shipped. He will fix the issues with the bolt and trigger pack and may even improve barrel accuracy. I didn't see any accuracy increase but the mods to the bolt and trigger were worth it. Factory ruger barrel lottery. http://www.ct-precision.com/ruger10-22.html
Kidd single stage parts, install it yourself, DONE! IIRC $105 shipped
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Something I came up with over a decade ago. Not sure if it works on the newer trigger groups
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This section has a lot of great info as well.
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Bobby pin trigger return spring install with pics
While searching the threads earlier I was intrigued by using a spring under the hammer pin and over the ejector pin and resting on the trigger. I noticed cletus hungwell(Thanks for the idea) mentioned using a bobby pin. I decided to try using this idea to reduce the trigger on my "Project...
www.rimfirecentral.com
This section has a lot of great info as well.
Bobby pin trigger return spring install with pics
While searching the threads earlier I was intrigued by using a spring under the hammer pin and over the ejector pin and resting on the trigger. I noticed cletus hungwell(Thanks for the idea) mentioned using a bobby pin. I decided to try using this idea to reduce the trigger on my "Project...
www.rimfirecentral.com
Granted it’s been a few years but, I had Randy do just the triggers on a few 10/22 metal trigger groups and they came out really nice. Right around 2# pulls. I feel like it was $75-ish (can’t recall exactly).
Did the KIDD $105 drop-in on my daughters’ plastic trigger group and it was surprisingly really nice & crisp.
I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend either option.
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The $40 I spent with Brimstone a few years ago was money well spent.
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I have a whole bunch of 10/22's, every one has a Brimstone trigger job.
They have a money back guarantee
They have a money back guarantee
