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Thread: 10/22 aftermarket trigger advice please

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    Quote Originally Posted by scattershot View Post
    Send your trigger group to Brimstone Gunsmithing. About $35.00 to tune yours up, and really fast turnaound. Beats the Ruger replacement, and you can either add your own trigger stop (allen screw) or have them do it.
    ^^^THIS^^^ http://brimstonegunsmithing.com/ruge...0-22-services/
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    I put a BX trigger in my ca early 80s 10/22, and while it is decent, it was not THAT much of an improvement. But, I think those older Rugers came with nicer triggers, or perhaps 35+ years of shooting smoothed it up a bit. What I did not like about the BX was the fact that is mostly plastic. Soooo, I think a winter project will be a set of parts for my original trigger group, which is aluminum and steel.

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    So,,,,,

    What did ya end up doing?
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    In life: We are given tests, and learn lessons.


    OK People. Enough of this idle chit-chat.
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    Winger Ed
    If you're asking the original poster, that'id be me. Haven't started any work on my 10/22. I've been moving from one town to another. Still getting all of my "stuff" in boxes sorted out. Started on my reloading/gun room today. Got my gun safe bolted to the wall in the closet today. I will rest easier knowing they're locked up when we're out of the house.
    Regards

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    Kidd trigger, buy once, feel good that it’s worth every penny
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    Quote Originally Posted by littlejack View Post
    Winger Ed If you're asking the original poster, that'id be me. Haven't started any work on my 10/22. Regards
    I was courious, I've got one and was following the goings-on with yours
    to see what ya ended up doing before I started chopping and hacking on mine..
    In school: We learn lessons, and are given tests.
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    Back to your oars. The Captain wants to waterski.

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    Clark Custom has 10/22 trigger components for the same cost as sending your pack to Brimstone. I asked a couple local competitive 22 shooters; one liked the Clark parts, and after researching things a little, I chose Clark. Kit is destined for for wife's plinker; early holiday gift.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tja6435 View Post
    Kidd trigger, buy once, feel good that it’s worth every penny
    From his trigger job kit to his two stage trigger- they're not the cheapest but they are the best. If you appreciate a fine trigger Kidd has the best for the 10/22.

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    Thank you all for your shared expieriences and best advice.
    Regards

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