Timney Trigger ?

[Backwudz]

Anyone have experience with these? If so, is it worth changing triggers on a Ruger Mark II 25-06 ?

 

[7mminatree]

Never tried one on a Ruger, but I have on Savage, Winchester and Remingtons. I have been very happy with all applications.

 

[danny1975]

Don't know about a ruger but I install one on my Remington 3006 and love it . It came from the factory at a 1.5lb. The only thing I did to it I adjust the over travel on it , where now it's perfect .

 

[DCA-DEER]

I put one on my ruger .243 and love it my rifle is the old style

 

[Deer Assassin]

way better than factory


but i prefer a rifle basix over it

and jewell is the best IMO

 

[vonb]

Can't go wrong with it over the factory Ruger trigger.

 

[Grainger]

Put one in a 10/22, I'm quite pleased with it.

 

[Backwudz]

THANKS GUYS.....I think I'm gonna try one !

 

[meat hunter]

The aftermarket triggers are great if you don't know a competant gunsmith who can work your factory trigger. All of my rifles except for my AR's have smith worked triggers at 16-24 ounces. My gunsmith does the trigger job for $35. I'm pretty sure there are no quality triggers available for that kind of money.

 

[Grainger]

The aftermarket triggers are great if you don't know a competant gunsmith who can work your factory trigger. All of my rifles except for my AR's have smith worked triggers at 16-24 ounces. My gunsmith does the trigger job for $35. I'm pretty sure there are no quality triggers available for that kind of money.

So, what kind of triggers/work have you done to your AR's?

I've got a "new to me" Bushmaster "Patrolman's Carbine", it'll need some trigger work done.

 

[meat hunter]

The aftermarket triggers are great if you don't know a competant gunsmith who can work your factory trigger. All of my rifles except for my AR's have smith worked triggers at 16-24 ounces. My gunsmith does the trigger job for $35. I'm pretty sure there are no quality triggers available for that kind of money.

So, what kind of triggers/work have you done to your AR's?

I've got a "new to me" Bushmaster "Patrolman's Carbine", it'll need some trigger work done.

I don't have the AR triggers worked on anymore. I like the Rock River NM two stage triggers. I buy them online from different places. Right now JoeBob's Outfitters has them on sale for $95 shipped.

 

[RUGER]

The aftermarket triggers are great if you don't know a competant gunsmith who can work your factory trigger. All of my rifles except for my AR's have smith worked triggers at 16-24 ounces. My gunsmith does the trigger job for $35. I'm pretty sure there are no quality triggers available for that kind of money.

I went to a gun shop a few years ago after having trouble with my Browning trigger and told the guy I wanted a Timney trigger for it.
He said ok but your fixing to spend alot of money for nothing.
I can do a trigger job on it and you will love it.

He was right. $30 later I had a 3/4# pull on it.
Took some getting used to being that light but I love it now.