Ruger 10-22 Trigger Issue-Help
 

Hey guys,

Is it possible for a layman to adjust the trigger on a Ruger 10-22 semi-auto? If so how? If not how much do gunsmiths charge for this? If I have it done how low should I take it.

Right now it sucks.

BTW - It is brand new and has about 10 rounds through it.

Thanks
Tom

RE: Ruger 10-22 Trigger Issue-Help
 

You can buy lighter springs and they are easy to install.I installed a volquartson hammer and spring kit and am very pleased with the results.

RE: Ruger 10-22 Trigger Issue-Help
 

Don't mess wiht it. I stoned mine and ended up with almost a machine gun until it jammes. I ended up with the power custom trigger /sear that is awesome to say the least. Easy for anyone to install. Just note the way you took it apart. Bad part is you have to do some minor adjustments to accomidate the safety. Now, I ruined a file on this titanium. Tough stuff. Ended up using a diamond sharpener and ruined that. And all I wanted to take off was .002" or so. But overall its worth it.

RE: Ruger 10-22 Trigger Issue-Help
 

so how much youd say you spent on the springs?

RE: Ruger 10-22 Trigger Issue-Help
 

Just send the entire asembly out to Todd. Great work and for the price a really good deal.

http://www.ttshooter.com/

RE: Ruger 10-22 Trigger Issue-Help
 

Holy crap! He charges half the cost of the gun. More if you get the lowest end model. He might be good but...

Tom

RE: Ruger 10-22 Trigger Issue-Help
 

theres a trigger kit that includes a hammer, sear, and springs from cabelas for around 50 bucks I have one and im very pleased with its 2 lb trigger pull.

RE: Ruger 10-22 Trigger Issue-Help
 

High Desert,

Is that easy to install? Does it require special tools?

Thanks
Tom

RE: Ruger 10-22 Trigger Issue-Help
 

Must be new to the whole 10/22 world I guess. A complete trigger/spring kit will run $50+. Add in your time and you won't have a trigger equal to TT's. His is actually an inexpensive one. Kidd trigger assemblies will run you $300. Heck I just pid $200 for my JARD one. the do-it-yourself ones are okm, but for a really nice trigger, it'll cost ya a bit. After all, you getwhat you pay for.

Hang out over on Rimfire Central. You see what nuts we 10/22 guys can be. Buy the $150 gun, toss everything but the action, add a bbl for $200-$400,trigger from $80 - $300, a stock for $130-$300 (some as high as $700) and you still need the optics. Easily get's to some serious money fairly quickly.

RE: Ruger 10-22 Trigger Issue-Help
 

why cant you buy recievers? i wanna get a stainless one.