[jerry]

I have a sweet shooting 10/22 but after seeing Keppler describe the trigger pull as needing to be actuated with vise grips, I figure it's time to do something.
I'm looking for any help/opinoins to do this. I know there are a few different routs to go. gotta watch the budget, keep it under the radar.
Please let me know.

[savageT]

Jerry,

Check out Cabela's On-Line for their after market trigger/sear
kits....quite reasonable or they have a complete trigger group if you want.
JimT

[jerry]

will do, thanx

[Eric]

Jerry,
You can also check out Brownell's. They have several (alot) of different trigger kits. You can do it to suit your taste. Plus, they have everything to do anything to a 10/22. I'll post a pic of mine.

www.brownells.com

Good Shooting!

[mrmarklin]

Most gunsmiths will clean up these triggers for $50 or less. No need to DIY for at hose prices. I had mine done, and it was the best money I ever spent.

[jerry]

thanks all again. My brother knows someone who will make it right for $60. I like the pride of a job done my self. I looked at some of the after market stuff previously recomended. i just have to decide which route to go. I did have the trigger group apart once, whew! A bit intense.

[Tim W]

Here's another place to try......Good prices ,fast service and reasonable shipping costs. I have been getting all my aftermarket trigger parts here.

http://www.ontargetguns.com/

Just my 02¢

[jerry]

thanks for the throw down Tim. I'm just waiting to get the extra cash to burn on it. A bit late on the project considering squirrel season is now. I'm tied up with getting arrows, bow string, duck stamps, etc. etc.

Cool site BTW