Ok so I took a older 10/22 in trade few years ago. I really have not shot it much but right from the first range trip I noticed the trigger was very nice. Just a touch of take up then it cracks like glass. I finally got around to disecting the trigger group.
I see no signs of aftermarket branding with my inexpensive trigger scale it's letting go at 1lb 10oz with awesome consistentcy. I would like to try and see if I can ID The trigger parts?
The person I bought it from claims he never did anything with it while he had it.. So we are talking 15+ years.
Has a old school Bushnell sportview 4x32.
So for those that can remember who where the big ruger triger folks back then or is it more likely when gun Smith where smiths and worked the trigger.
I have not been into the workings of a 10/22 in 20 years. So I can't say if parts are OEM or not. Its also one of the best shooting 10/22s I have shot.
Serial number puts rifle made in 1989.
I see no signs of aftermarket branding with my inexpensive trigger scale it's letting go at 1lb 10oz with awesome consistentcy. I would like to try and see if I can ID The trigger parts?
The person I bought it from claims he never did anything with it while he had it.. So we are talking 15+ years.
Has a old school Bushnell sportview 4x32.
So for those that can remember who where the big ruger triger folks back then or is it more likely when gun Smith where smiths and worked the trigger.
I have not been into the workings of a 10/22 in 20 years. So I can't say if parts are OEM or not. Its also one of the best shooting 10/22s I have shot.
Serial number puts rifle made in 1989.
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