Anyone had any experience w/ a Volquartsen replacement trigger for the Ruger MKIII 22/45? The factory trigger is pathetic. I had one of their triggers in a custom Don Fraley 10/22 once, and wasn't impressed at all. Brownells has them for~$100.
Ruger MKIII trigger
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Re: Ruger MKIII trigger
they are great, I recommend the complete kit
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=22720/Product/RUGER-reg-MARK-III-DROP-IN-ACCURIZING-KIT
they are great, I recommend the complete kit
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=22720/Product/RUGER-reg-MARK-III-DROP-IN-ACCURIZING-KIT
Re: Ruger MKIII trigger
You can get the same pull if you install just the trigger and sear from Volquartsen...and a lot less money to boot.
You can get the same pull if you install just the trigger and sear from Volquartsen...and a lot less money to boot.
Re: Ruger MKIII trigger
I added on the Speed Strip kit from Majestic Arms. It makes it a lot easier to clean and also makes the trigger a lot better.
I added on the Speed Strip kit from Majestic Arms. It makes it a lot easier to clean and also makes the trigger a lot better.
Re: Ruger MKIII trigger
I used a Clark Custom Guns Steel Ruger Trigger, Volquartsen Custom Target Sear and a Clark Custom Guns MKII Hammer Bushing (to eliminate the magazine disconnect safety) with great results.
Larry
I used a Clark Custom Guns Steel Ruger Trigger, Volquartsen Custom Target Sear and a Clark Custom Guns MKII Hammer Bushing (to eliminate the magazine disconnect safety) with great results.
Larry
Re: Ruger MKIII trigger
I have the full Volquartsen kit in mine and it works really great. However, the trigger pull is so light I don't dare let anybody but an experienced user shoot it. I'm looking for a way to slightly increase the pull weight.
I have the full Volquartsen kit in mine and it works really great. However, the trigger pull is so light I don't dare let anybody but an experienced user shoot it. I'm looking for a way to slightly increase the pull weight.
