Ruger 10/22 trigger

[AragornElessar86]

Xdrox, what do you use to polish the parts?

Also, what advantage does the VQ hammer give you and how/why?

[XDRoX]

Xdrox, what do you use to polish the parts?

Also, what advantage does the VQ hammer give you and how/why?

I use a dremel and polishing compound.

The VQ trigger will drop the pull down from 8lbs to 3lbs. It has different angles than the factory trigger.

It's very important to not change any of the angles on any of the parts. But with a dremel and polishing wheel it would be really hard to do so. And after trigger jobs you should only load one or two rounds at a time just in case it goes fully auto.

[AragornElessar86]

Awesome, thanks.

[cudakidd]

I LOVE my 10/22 Kidd trigger, 1.5 pound trigger, very crisp.

[Mail Clerk]

Hey gang,

My 30 year old 10/22 needs some trigger help. Pretty heavy and could be smoother. Is it possible to help it out on my own or what do you folks suggest?

I am not looking for a match grade trigger nor can I tolerate the expense of such, what are my options?

Toy4Rick

Toy4Ricck,

I prefer using just my stock trigger and concentrating on proper trigger pull. Besides that a little oil and Moly paste is all you need in my opinion.

Mail Clerk

[151proof]

Great info there, XDRoX! Thanks for sharing.

[BayouBullets]

Start by giving your weapon a detail strip cleaning. You may merely have an accumulation of dust/grime. That's the cheapest option and it MAY fix the problem. If not, go with xdrox's post and do a little careful polishing. That's a barely any money option and MAN he did a nice job showing it, didn't he? From there the cost only goes up in inverse proportion to how light and crisp you want the trigger to be.