I thought that i read somewhere that you could use the voltzquartzen trigger kit for a mk 2 in an mk 3 and eliminate the lawyer crap. anyone do this?
ruger mk 3 trigger?
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Re: ruger mk 3 trigger?
I didn't use the whole trigger kit. I just got rid of the magazine safety, but yes it works.
I didn't use the whole trigger kit. I just got rid of the magazine safety, but yes it works.
Re: ruger mk 3 trigger?
Yes but in addition to the Mark II kit you need a bushing that will take the place of the magazine disconnect (lawyer crap)... I believe clark custom makes the correct bushing.
Yes but in addition to the Mark II kit you need a bushing that will take the place of the magazine disconnect (lawyer crap)... I believe clark custom makes the correct bushing.
Re: ruger mk 3 trigger?
Yes that should be the correct part to use with the mark III trigger kit. A call to them for confirmation may be a good idea as well.
Yes that should be the correct part to use with the mark III trigger kit. A call to them for confirmation may be a good idea as well.
Re: ruger mk 3 trigger?
I recently put in a mk2 trigger kit into my mk3 22/45, it works great. I highly recommend it.
I recently put in a mk2 trigger kit into my mk3 22/45, it works great. I highly recommend it.
Re: ruger mk 3 trigger?
Actually all I have done on a couple of MKIII's for friends is to put the Volquartsen Target Sear in and the Clark Custom Guns MKII Hammer Bushing. Provided a really nice trigger at a decent cost. The other thing I did was to remove the little tab on the back side of the MKIII Trigger that fits into a recess in the magazine when the trigger is fully pulled to the rear.
Larry
Actually all I have done on a couple of MKIII's for friends is to put the Volquartsen Target Sear in and the Clark Custom Guns MKII Hammer Bushing. Provided a really nice trigger at a decent cost. The other thing I did was to remove the little tab on the back side of the MKIII Trigger that fits into a recess in the magazine when the trigger is fully pulled to the rear.
Larry
