VQ trigger

[MAD SVT]

Looking at the VQ trigger assembly....

If i was to buy the VQ high-performance trigger kit, it looks like all the parts, for approx $90 less than the whole VQ2000,

think its worth it?

If i was to buy the VQ ex mag release and auto bolt release seperatly, that would be kinda silly because then it would end up costing like $20 more for the whole thing, but I dont mind the poly trigger guard, and i prefer the tac-sol release, so im thinking of just swapping the guts.

thoughts?

[railroader]

As for the auto bolt release you can convert the stock ruger part in about 5 minutes, it's easy. http://rimfirecentral.com/forums/sho...threadid=30867 Mark

[trob]

sounds good to me.

[TenSeven]

Looking at the VQ trigger assembly.... the whole VQ2000...

I just put a VQ2000 (from Brownell's @ $195) on my 10/22 and can say it was worth every cent. I went from the stock Ruger trigger group to the VQ part, a remarkable night-and-day difference.

[LasVegasTaxMan]

I recently purchased a ruger trigger from www.hornetproducts.com the cost was just under $100. Might be worth taking a look, I am getting about a 2.5-3lb trigger pull, I really like it for the price. Let us know how that VQ turns out for you.

Just thought I would throw another option at you.