Is this a stock trigger assembly?

[ArmedCMT]

It looks stock but i want to make sure im not missing something simple. Is there any chance aftermarket parts would have been added to the original group? Any input on what I should be looking for will be greatly appreciated.



Im trying to help a friend sell some guns but i have almost zero experience with 10/22's. So far iv ID'd the stock, barrel and scope but the receiver and trigger look like stock items.

[Biigg50]

Can't tell by looking at these pics. How does it feel? If it's real crisp, clean break with little movement then it would be custom. The trigger and housing look stock, but it's very easy to change internal parts. Clark, Kidd and others have been making kits for years. They don't look much different but provide a huge improvement in performance.

[ArmedCMT]

So it wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility for there to be aftermarket parts inside a stock housing? I didn't dry fire it so I'm not really sure of the feel. I guess I'll have to go back and tear it apart to get a better look inside.

[MongooseV8]

Just dry fire it. If it's feels like a terrible 4-10lb trigger pull then it's stock. If it's more like 2-3lbs and crisp then it might have a kidd or vq kit in it.

[MongooseV8]

But otherwise from the picture that appears to be a stock housing and trigger.

[Fishslayer]

Just dry fire it. If it's feels like a terrible 4-10lb trigger pull then it's stock. If it's more like 2-3lbs and crisp then it might have a kidd or vq kit in it.

LOL... yup. Pretty much this...

[ArmedCMT]

I now have the rifles at my place so i can take a look inside, ill keep you posted

[Viper49]

Is stock old Aluminum trigger before the new Plastic one.

[santamonica9]

looks like older stock trigger housing. might have updated parts inside or just polished parts. good luck

[duckman1]

"What difference does it make?" So sorry I couldn't help myself