Volquartsen TG2000 assembly

[mdouglas1980]

I was going to buy one for my 10/22 since it's just a drop in and would take probably like 5 minutes to install. I know volquatsen makes great stuff but I was look for some feedback about them if anyone has one in their own 10/22. Thanks in advance to my fellow Calgunners

[Daniel Hunter]

They're expensive but they work great...

I've got one in the 10/22 I built up and I love it.

[weekend_plinker]

I have shot one in a friends gun nice light pull. I have one sitting in the shelf waiting it to be installed into my target rifle soon. I would like to try a kid trigger I have heard they are even nicer.

[Jaybo510]

I dont have the TG2000 but do have a lot of VQ parts. I must say everything I have that is Volquartsen is well made quality parts. It would be my trigger group of choice right below KID. Plus you can pick them up for $199 shipped to where KID is going to be around $300+.

[ILVSMOG]

I have a TG2000 on my built 10/22 I love it and it's performed flawlessly. My only suggestion to VQ would be to make the trigger pull weight adjustable. For me it's a tad bit heavy, but others say theirs is too light. Can't make everyone happy I guess.

[CHS]

I'm not a big fan of it.

It's really expensive, and only feels MARGINALLY better than the $75 drop-in hammer/trigger/sear combo.

I would go straight to the Kidd and don't make any stops on the way.

[pl408]

I'm not a big fan of it.

It's really expensive, and only feels MARGINALLY better than the $75 drop-in hammer/trigger/sear combo.

I would go straight to the Kidd and don't make any stops on the way.

I agree! I was all fired up about it when I first got it and then I upgraded the hammer,auto bolt lock,and buffer (volquartsen parts) on my other 10/22 and it actually feels better
if your going to spend that kind of money go for the kidd
if you dont want to spend that kind of money upgrade your stock one