It's all drop in parts on that one... get the parts and You-tube it. I know he isn't close but Honeybee here does good work on 10/22s
PD is right it's real easy with drop in parts and while you have it apart you can do some other mods to it. Check out Rimfire Central & GunTalk-Online for ideas and help. I think you will see the biggest change in the trigger when you change the hammer. Have fun.
Any other people around the OKC area that are really good at this? I know mike seems to stay busier than he wants to. I also know there are several reputable people I can mail off my group to. I just was hoping to find someone local. thanks
eh, the whole point of a trigger job is being DIY, as far as cost savings go at least. I think the money you'll pay for a Smith's labor to mod the stock parts would be better spent buying Volquartsen drop-in parts.
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I am with Nate on this. If you don't do it yourself spend the money on drop in parts.
I have done four of them on my own guns. I learned how on rimfirecentral.com!!
It isn't hard to do. Try it and if you mess it up then buy the drop in parts.
I have done dozens of them and I agree that you cannot go wrong with the Volquartsen hammer and trigger set, Quality is better than using factory parts that are modified.
U tube... I did mine, I slightly changed the angle on the hammer.
If you screw it up you can always buy new parts.
It is a very neat and simple control group,
If you screw it up you can always buy new parts.
It is a very neat and simple control group,
Or you could mail your trigger pack to David over at Brimstone Gunsmithing. He's done a couple for me and I've been pleased with the results.
