Trigger fix

[Tenbender]

Anyone have a cheap trigger fix for a 6.5 lb. 10 22 trigger? I hate to spend more than the cost of the rifle for a trigger.

[BK7saum]

I ended up stoning mine to see how it would work since I planned to buy a new one anyway. Got it to about 2.5 lbs and never bought the new one.

Brad

[Mk42gunner]

I took the easy way out and put a Volquartsen sear and trigger in the one I had. When I did it in the early 2000's the parts were fairly cheap, not sure about now.

Robert

[tygar]

I got the Ruger upgrade for about $50 & it made a big difference. In fact, bought another for my other 10-22.

[fourarmed]

I cut back the depth of the hammer notch, polished the engagement surfaces, and took a coil off the return spring. It has been totally satisfactory for years.

[M-Tecs]

http://theprojectjunkie.com/guns-firearms-accessories/ruger-1022-trigger-job.html

http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/ has some nice DIY trigger jobs for 10/22's.

http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_6_11/279352_HOW_TO_DO_A_TRIGGER_JOB_for_your_10_22_rifl e.html

[Tenbender]

I fixed it. A Volquartsen trigger kit. From 6.5 lb. to 2.5 lb. :grin:

[Mike in Reedley]

I went with the Ruger target trigger group on my Steel Challenge 10/22. Swap trigger groups and instantly went from a 7 lbs trigger to a 2 3/4 pound.

[tygar]

I went with the Ruger target trigger group on my Steel Challenge 10/22. Swap trigger groups and instantly went from a 7 lbs trigger to a 2 3/4 pound.

I really!!! like mine. Recommend all 10-22 owners get it. A good & cheap fix.

What I want to know is WHY Ruger is putting that crp trigger in their rifles & not using their own fix!!!

[robg]

In My 1022 I put a power custom hammer in but used std springs etc now a 3 lb trigger.rimfire central has lots of home diy improvements that cost nothing but time.great gun to play with and strip down.