Ruger Trigger
01-10-2007, 04:22 PM
#11
Typical Buck
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RE: Ruger Trigger
It maynow be a non issue. I just read that Ruger has come out with the M77 Hawkeye which has a new LC6 trigger which Ruger says has a more crisp and easy pull. I checked out the price and they run $535. If the trigger is adjustable it would really be a feather in the cap for them. I'm gonna give them a call tomorrow to find out more.
01-10-2007, 04:51 PM
#12
Join Date: Dec 2006
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RE: Ruger Trigger
ORIGINAL: bigpapa
It maynow be a non issue. I just read that Ruger has come out with the M77 Hawkeye which has a new LC6 trigger which Ruger says has a more crisp and easy pull. I checked out the price and they run $535. If the trigger is adjustable it would really be a feather in the cap for them. I'm gonna give them a call tomorrow to find out more.
It maynow be a non issue. I just read that Ruger has come out with the M77 Hawkeye which has a new LC6 trigger which Ruger says has a more crisp and easy pull. I checked out the price and they run $535. If the trigger is adjustable it would really be a feather in the cap for them. I'm gonna give them a call tomorrow to find out more.
01-11-2007, 02:27 AM
#13
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Oakland OR USA
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RE: Ruger Trigger
ORIGINAL: mossy33oak
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4 of the 5 of my Timneys needed at least .015" milled off of the safety. Would you feel comfortable or have access to a Mill if you try to doit yourself and realize it came oversized? Thats one of the reasons I let my smith do it, and I work in a machine shop.
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Nota gunsmith by trade but I've been working on guns for over fifty years . AllI can say is do what your comfortable with
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4 of the 5 of my Timneys needed at least .015" milled off of the safety. Would you feel comfortable or have access to a Mill if you try to doit yourself and realize it came oversized? Thats one of the reasons I let my smith do it, and I work in a machine shop.
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Nota gunsmith by trade but I've been working on guns for over fifty years . AllI can say is do what your comfortable with
