Rugger m77 MK2 replacement trigger

[Jfjfrye]

Is there anyone that makes a replacement trigger for an mk2? I have a ..243 that’s in dire need of trigger work. It’s terrible compared to all my other rifles. I’ve tried looking but haven’t found any solutions. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 

[JAC8504]

Timney
Model 1100 RH or 1102 LH

 

[Jfjfrye]

Timney
Model 1100 RH or 1102 LH

Wow. I’m apparently an idiot. I went down a rabbit hole looking for something that would work but everything said that I would need to modify it in order for it to fit.

 

[BRTreedogs]

Wow. I’m apparently an idiot. I went down a rabbit hole looking for something that would work but everything said that I would need to modify it in order for it to fit.

It does have to be fitted.

 

[letrbuck]

They're a good one to have a smith work over and replace the spring. I stoned and polished mine and have a few different springs for it. Very nice break from 1.75 to 4 pounds depending on which spring I choose

 

[JAC8504]

It’s only a couple of pins and then a dremel grinder to grind a little bit off the new timney to make the safety work correctly

 

[5811]

It’s only a couple of pins and then a dremel grinder to grind a little bit off the new timney to make the safety work correctly

Can confirm this. Just a little grinding and a file to finish. Very easy. Definitely a nice upgrade.

 

[ArcherAdam]

I forget the chaps name however there was a replacement spring that was being sold online that could get your trigger under 4#. I did it on mine and it was an easy swap.

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[letrbuck]

Ruger M-77 MK II Hunter Trigger Spring

Lighten your rifles factory trigger pull!For a more complete description, click on the picture.

www.erniethegunsmith.com

 

[Jfjfrye]

I forget the chaps name however there was a replacement spring that was being sold online that could get your trigger under 4#. I did it on mine and it was an easy swap.

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That may be all I need. I’m going to try it.

 

[Jfjfrye]

Ruger M-77 MK II Hunter Trigger Spring

Lighten your rifles factory trigger pull!For a more complete description, click on the picture.

www.erniethegunsmith.com

Thank you! For $11 I’m going to try it and see if it gets me closer to where I want to be. Definitely worth a shot before spending $150

 

[Corvus Corax]

I had a Dayton Traister installed by a local smith several years back. I didn’t look much into other options besides the Timney. Big improvement over the stock trigger!

 

[AKislander]

I just installed the Timney trigger on my .243 M77 Mk. II. I kept the original spring and adjusted pull weight to 2.2 - 2.3 lbs. It requires some fitting to make the safety work and a little inletting on the stock. No creep and almost no overtravel. I wish I'd done it years ago!