Does anyone have any experince with Hornet trigger groups? Im open to any comments good or bad..lets hear them.
Hornet Trigger Groups?
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Re: Hornet Trigger Groups?
I have three 10/22's. One is a trigger job by a smith, one is still factory and one is a Hornet. I put the Hornet group in the 10/22 I built from a bare receiver. For the money I'd say it's definitely worth it.
It looked like a new trigger group when it came. IIRC it also had an extended mag release. There's a little bit of take up but nothing too major. It breaks clean, not like a Volquartson but hey it didn't carry the price tag either.
If I decided to build up another 10/22 I would use them again. I will probably put one in my third rifle eventually (other projects have taken over for the time being).
There is another plus to consider. If you have a factory trigger (which I didn't) they used to offer a core exchange if you sent your trigger group in.
I have three 10/22's. One is a trigger job by a smith, one is still factory and one is a Hornet. I put the Hornet group in the 10/22 I built from a bare receiver. For the money I'd say it's definitely worth it.
It looked like a new trigger group when it came. IIRC it also had an extended mag release. There's a little bit of take up but nothing too major. It breaks clean, not like a Volquartson but hey it didn't carry the price tag either.
If I decided to build up another 10/22 I would use them again. I will probably put one in my third rifle eventually (other projects have taken over for the time being).
There is another plus to consider. If you have a factory trigger (which I didn't) they used to offer a core exchange if you sent your trigger group in.
Re: Hornet Trigger Groups?
I bought one from Hornet a couple of years ago. It's certainly better than stock - not bad for about $100. But they are now using the plastic housings. Mine was aluminum. If I wanted to upgrade my existing trigger today and I did not want to spend the money for a Kidd I would send it to Randy at CPC.
http://www.ct-precision.com/
"RUGER 10/22 CARBINE MODEL TRIGGER JOB LR, as described in above tuneup with auto-bolt release conversion. Send trigger assembly, no receiver w/$89 add $5 s&h. Ruger T or RRR model, $99 plus $5 s&h."
I bought one from Hornet a couple of years ago. It's certainly better than stock - not bad for about $100. But they are now using the plastic housings. Mine was aluminum. If I wanted to upgrade my existing trigger today and I did not want to spend the money for a Kidd I would send it to Randy at CPC.
http://www.ct-precision.com/
"RUGER 10/22 CARBINE MODEL TRIGGER JOB LR, as described in above tuneup with auto-bolt release conversion. Send trigger assembly, no receiver w/$89 add $5 s&h. Ruger T or RRR model, $99 plus $5 s&h."
Re: Hornet Trigger Groups?
Yeah Im getting a kidd for my rifle..but im building a rifle for the wife to start off with not too sure how serious she is with it yet so dont want to dump too much money into it yet...even though it could always be my back up...lol
Yeah Im getting a kidd for my rifle..but im building a rifle for the wife to start off with not too sure how serious she is with it yet so dont want to dump too much money into it yet...even though it could always be my back up...lol
