Ruger Trigger
#3
RE: Ruger Trigger
I have Timneys on all 5 of my M77's and have them all set by a gunsmith at 2 3/4 #'s. For work like that I would rather have him do it and accept liability. A good smith will install and do different checks to make sure the gun will not fire on safe.
#4
RE: Ruger Trigger
ORIGINAL: mossy33oak
I have Timneys on all 5 of my M77's and have them all set by a gunsmith at 2 3/4 #'s. For work like that I would rather have him do it and accept liability. A good smith will install and do different checks to make sure the gun will not fire on safe.
I have Timneys on all 5 of my M77's and have them all set by a gunsmith at 2 3/4 #'s. For work like that I would rather have him do it and accept liability. A good smith will install and do different checks to make sure the gun will not fire on safe.
#5
RE: Ruger Trigger
I have done numerous trigger tunes on the 77mk2s and 77/22s since they came out. You can do a excellent job with the factory parts as long as you include common sense.
Depending on customer preference,I have gotten them down to 11 ozs.
Depending on customer preference,I have gotten them down to 11 ozs.
#8
RE: Ruger Trigger
ORIGINAL: halcon
I have installed Timney triggers on some and Just changed the springs on others . No problems with misfires . It isn't all that hard to do in my opinion .
I have installed Timney triggers on some and Just changed the springs on others . No problems with misfires . It isn't all that hard to do in my opinion .
#10
Join Date: Dec 2005
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RE: Ruger Trigger
I have 1 with a Timney and one that the local ship did. I think I paid $80 for the Timiney and $60 for the trigger job. Both are good triggers now. The one advantage of the timney is you can adjust it easily with an allen wrench. Where as the factory trigger is what it is.