[MrSchibbles]

I am making my shopping list for a new 10/22. I was looking at this trigger on Midwayusa.com.

Timney Trigger Guard Assembly Ruger 10/22 2-3/4 lb Aluminum Black

Timney Trigger Guard Assembly Ruger 10/22 2-3/4 lb Aluminum Black

I was wondering if anyone out there has used another company's set up that is comparable with a lower price tag. I don't mind paying for quality but if the same can be accomplished for less then... well why waste the money, buy more ammo.

Thanks.

 

[eMan]

I was looking at that for my 10/22 as well, I love Timmney triggers and have them on both my RGSR and my AR, but for my 10/22 I felt that the cost was to much considering the cost of the Rifle. What I did get to make me feel better though was 2 10/22 tri-mag holders and a Hot Lips loader, now I can fire a fast 60 rounds and reload easier. It works for me in Kalifornia.

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=32500/avs%7CMake~~Model_1=Ruger__10zz1zz22/Product/RUGER-reg-10-22-reg-TRIMAG-trade-#

 

[Pmoper]

You can do that or you can contact David at Brimstone gunsmithing and he could do a tier 2 trigger job for $70 that will be smooth as butter with whatever trigger pull you specify....its your money.....

 

[Tiger Ruger]

I myself went and bought a Kidd Trigger job which lightens it up to 1.75 lbs. Very nice and light.

 

[Space]

I read how the pros did their trigger jobs. Then did it myself. Slow and easy does it.

 

[SouthSideScubaSteve]

I read how the pros did their trigger jobs. Then did it myself. Slow and easy does it.

Wow, that sounds like a great topic for a post in the "Gunsmithing" or "Ruger 10/22 Rimfire" forums....

 

[mishtub]

I have a couple of Hornet triggers for 10/22 that are very nice.
Trigger Assemblies Ruger 10/22

 

[Tiger Ruger]

Handy with tools, steady hands, and attention to detail then yes do it yourself and save some money. If not get aftermarket ones and install it yourself.

 

[boomer1]

I am handy with tools, have steady hands, and attention to details. However, I do not possess, nor have access to the proper tools, nor do I have the requisite time. I wish I did, as that I enjoy doing such products. As a consequence, I have bought Timney drop-in trigger assemblies for my 10/22s, have come to really appreciate the quality of their products.

It is all good, afterall, we are speaking about the 10/22.

YMMV.

Happy trails.

 

[BlkHawk73]

There's better choices than the Timney in question and lesser choices. All depends on what the rest of the build will entail. Make things match. Makes no sense having a B trigger with a A or C barrel. Be like running high-performance tires on your standard old family sedan.