Trigger Jobs: What's a reasonable price?
 

This is the first time I've had a gun worked on. It's a Ruger Model 77, and it's getting a trigger job done. A co-worker is doing it for me, and he has done more than a few M 77's... I seriously doubt he'll let me pay him for it, but I'm going to get him a gift card from somewhere. Just to say thanks. What would a trigger job like this normally run?

Thanks,
R

RE: Trigger Jobs: What's a reasonable price?
 

Probably somewhere in the neighborhood of $40..........

RE: Trigger Jobs: What's a reasonable price?
 

I was going to say $50, but all trigger jobs are not created equal. Could be $20 to $100.

RE: Trigger Jobs: What's a reasonable price?
 

They are 35 bucks at Bass Pro Shops. They are about 65 bucks at your regular gun shop here in Denver.

RE: Trigger Jobs: What's a reasonable price?
 

I got my Ruger done for $60 but most were charging $105 in my area.

RE: Trigger Jobs: What's a reasonable price?
 

About $45 in this area.

RE: Trigger Jobs: What's a reasonable price?
 

I normally charge $40-50 for reworking a Ruger77 MK II triggerusing existing Ruger factory supplied down to a mininum of 3-4lbs on hunting rifles.
Fora new installed $100+ depending on customer wants in after market trigger manufacturer.
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RE: Trigger Jobs: What's a reasonable price?
 

I had two Winchesters done about 5 years ago at about 60.00 apiece. Perhaps it was a little much, but it was done by a professional, and they didn't hack my guns up, so I'm happy! Not trying to say your buddy won't do a good job. If he knows what he is doing, that's great!

RE: Trigger Jobs: What's a reasonable price?
 

Some are easier than others.
On a Ruger $20 -40

Here is what it takes
http://www.varminthunters.com/tech/ruger77trigger.html

RE: Trigger Jobs: What's a reasonable price?
 

I payed $50 on my M77, very happy with it.