These parts are available to the public for self installation, but can also be. Complete drop-in kit for the Ruger MKII/MKIII (MkIII kit will also fit 22/45) to provide a crisp, clean 2.25 lb trigger pull (pull may vary slightly due to factory frame variances). The kit includes an extended bolt release, target hammer, target sear, target trigger w/ overtravel screw, return trigger plunger spring and polished plunger.Pull weight is the amount of force, in ounces or pounds, required to fire the trigger.
Finally found the Ruger MK II Target Stainless, I've been looking for.Insides was really DIRTY, looked like bottom receiver had never been apart. A new binary trigger system that is compatible with the Ruger 10/22 platform.If you prefer a different pull weight you simply select it from the drop down above and your Timney Trigger will be customized to your preference.The #1 reason to replace your factory trigger with a Timney is accuracy. A lighter, crisper, more consistent trigger pull will make you more accurate with your firearm.Below is a guide for pull weight selection:Light trigger pull weights are great for people shooting lighter weight rifles as they can help keep you on target during the shot. Also common weights for target shooting from a bench.By far the most common trigger pull weights -this is great for virtually all applications including target shooting, hunting and 3-gun competitions.Heavy trigger pull weights are good for cold weather hunting or applications where you may be shooting with gloves on. This is a Ruger factory replacement trigger with an improved trigger pull.Upgrade your Ruger 77 bolt action rifle with quality OEM & aftermarket small parts / accessories. Outfit this versatile bolt action with magazines, recoil pads, triggers upgrades and more, here at Midwest Gun Works.
Took it all back apart and clean off all lube. Now trigger was over 3lbs and creepy. Put it all back together with tri-flow & moly on sear. Found out quickly putting all the pieces back together was not so easy or straight forward.Did my usual deep cleaning using simple green, tooth brush and lots of water. Taking apart was easy enough.
Note pictures show trigger assembly still in receiver. Was thinking of putting up additional detailed reassembly instructions past the excellent internal assembly instructions I used putting Ruger back together. Dead confident sear will not release until trigger is pulled.Here's a few pic's of Ruger MK II torn down for cleaning. Super smooth with zero creep.Tested sear for hold by slamming pistol HARD, several times at all different angles.
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