Ruger bx trigger group

[gate76]

Any comments on the bx trigger group, I have a ruger 10/22 with the spiral heavybarrel, I use for shooting off a bench from 25 to 50 yards.
Just for target practice.

I have not done anything to the weapon yet, completely stock weapon,

Are they worth it or should I look for a better trigger group.

Thanks

[Teachu2]

I'd look for better. The Kidd Trigger Job kit is much better, about $110 shipped. My 10/22T has a Kidd single-stage complete in it, but I tried one of my two-stage Kidds in it and bought another for it. Came in today's mail.

For bench work, the Kidd two-stage is the king. If yopu prefer a single stage, the Trigger Job feels about the same as the single stage complete, but for the price difference ($95) you get a complete aluminum trigger guard and housing, a Kidd auto bolt release, a Kidd aluminum mag release, and a Kidd stainless magazine plunger with spring - completely assembled, ready to drop in. Two pins and done.

Sending you a PM.

[Fatcat]

I'd look for better. The Kidd Trigger Job kit is much better, about $110 shipped. My 10/22T has a Kidd single-stage complete in it, but I tried one of my two-stage Kidds in it and bought another for it. Came in today's mail.

For bench work, the Kidd two-stage is the king. If yopu prefer a single stage, the Trigger Job feels about the same as the single stage complete, but for the price difference ($95) you get a complete aluminum trigger guard and housing, a Kidd auto bolt release, a Kidd aluminum mag release, and a Kidd stainless magazine plunger with spring - completely assembled, ready to drop in. Two pins and done.

Sending you a PM.

+1 all the way! I have the Kidd kit in my take down and a 38 year old 10/22. It makes the rifles perform way beyond the stock configuration. The BX trigger is OK as its lighter but its still a bit mushy like the stock one. I actually use the stock trigger return spring as I want to have a more positive reset.

[stevebla]

Kidd. Think of all the money you will save shooting .22 LR.

[Joe Register]

For $50 the BX is a nice easy to swap upgrade and definitely a better trigger pull than most you will get on a stock 10/22. I got one to try and like it.

I think for most 10/22 upgrades you will hear Kidd though I think you can get 6 bx triggers for the cost of 1 Kidd 2 stage.

https://www.coolguyguns.com/KIDD-Two-Stage-Trigger-Unit-for-the-22_p_10.html

[Teachu2]

For $50 the BX is a nice easy to swap upgrade and definitely a better trigger pull than most you will get on a stock 10/22. I got one to try and like it.

I think for most 10/22 upgrades you will hear Kidd though I think you can get 6 bx triggers for the cost of 1 Kidd 2 stage.

https://www.coolguyguns.com/KIDD-Two...e-22_p_10.html

Or six base 10/22 carbines for the price of a Kidd Supergrade, or six tofu patties for the price of a filet mignon. Once you've tried a very good or an excellent trigger, a BX just won't cut it. The Kidd Trigger Job, in my experience, kicks the BX to the parts drawer. My next Appleseed will result in someone getting a BX - a noticeable improvement over a stock Ruger - for free.
I go back with 10/22s to the days when the hot setup was a VQ competition hammer and a stack of washers to shim the slop out a bit. In fact, I have one of those setups in the parts box, along with a Ruger Target and a BX. I can make THREE stock Ruger shooters happy! The BX's superiority to stock says more about the stock trigger than the BX.

[Joe Register]

Once you eat filet mignon you will be too ashamed to like a double-double said no one ever

What Appleseed? I volunteer to be the free bx recipient plus I always wanted to try that course.

[Teachu2]

Once you eat filet mignon you will be too ashamed to like a double-double said no one ever

What Appleseed? I volunteer to be the free bx recipient plus I always wanted to try that course.

Not a double-double tofu.....

I'm thinking Piru, probably in May. I'm still healing from back surgery. The Bakersfield guy quit doing Appleseeds.