ruger no1 trigger

[mikewilliams]

A friend of mine has recently bought himself a very nice ruger no1 in .204 ruger flavour.

The only problem with it is the trigger pull (heavy is an understatement).

 

Anybody know of anywhere (preferably in the uk) that sell an adjustable trigger?

Thanks in advance.

[17 Rem]

Surprised no-one's replied to this.

I had a look at one today, which had clearly had work done to the factory trigger. It had a tiny amount of creep, and i'd estimate a weight of pull around 2 lbs., so they can be improved.

As they come from the factory, Ruger no. 1 triggers are just about unusably heavy. My mate has a Number 1B in 243 for sale, which I believe was worked on by Norman Clark. The trigger on that is really quite good.

I have seen the odd Kepplinger set trigger on number 1's over the years, but don't know of anyone selling a replacement trigger unit in the U.K.

[baldie]

The Kepplinger is available and in stock at Brownells. Give Roger a ring at SYSS and he will put one on the next order for you. [ it requires an export license , which he has ]

[Ronin]

Was unfortunate enough to strip one of these the other day (No 1),,,,,

 

Ingenious mech, but agricultural,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[17 Rem]

Was unfortunate enough to strip one of these the other day (No 1),,,,,

 

Ingenious mech, but agricultural,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Go on, then- what did you get the trigger down to?

[Ronin]

Wasn't asked to do anything with the trigger, sorting out something else.

 

 

Impressed with simple ingenuity of action, but not with agricultural construction..