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ruger m77 mark 2

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  • 18-07-2012 5:51pm
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    dicky82
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    are the triggers on these adjustable?

    find the trigger on mine very heavy.


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    dev110
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    AFAIK they are not.

    You need to get a Timney trigger before you can adjust them.


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    slippy wicket
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    Tis an odd one, my 243 is about spot on for me, but a mates 6.5 i find quite heavy.

    And they are both stock triggers.


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    richiedel123
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    dicky82 wrote: »
    are the triggers on these adjustable?

    find the trigger on mine very heavy.
    The only way they can be adjusted is to get it done by a gun smith they have to grind down the hammer and change angles or go for a timney trigger. My recommendation is to get a timney the other way can go wrong


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    dicky82
    Registered Users Posts: 935 ✭✭✭dicky82


    would i need to get a new trigger for it to be made a bit lighter?


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    richiedel123
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    dicky82 wrote: »
    would i need to get a new trigger for it to be made a bit lighter?
    No lad the one in it can be done google it thats where I found out all my info I was gonna get it done wit the same modal gun I had and never bothered in the end. It's not supposed to be real dear to get done but sometimes it can be still too heavy once done


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    dev110
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    I would be very weary trying to adjust a trigger that is not meant to be adjusted as it will invalidate any warranty that might be in place if an accident occurs.


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