BX Trigger sale and worth it.

[berettaprofessor]

Well, I finally "pulled the trigger" on a Ruger BX trigger when GrabaGun put them up on Black Friday for $45.99. They're still that price and well worth it at that price for anyone looking. I replaced a stock 10/22 trigger with a 6.5 lb trigger pull in 5 minutes flat. The pull is now 2.5 lbs and it is every bit as crisp as a $200 Volquartsen trigger I have on another rifle.

Now, a question; does anyone know if the BX trigger can be swapped out in the original take-down model with synthetic stock? I might order another if it will work.

 

[greyling22]

if I was ruger I wouldn't redesign the trigger pack if I didn't have to. I bet it fits.

update: ruger says it does.


do you wanna send me your old trigger pack? I'll pay shipping.

 

[bamajoey]

Does Ruger put the BX trigger in their new rifles, or do you have to pay extra for a decent trigger?

 

[Cannibul]

You have to pay extra.

 

[DDDWho]

That is a good price for the BX trigger, about $10 less than I gave for mine a year ago. You're gonna love it

 

[9mmepiphany]

Thanks for the heads up, I just ordered one, been waiting for the price to fall below $50

 

[jmr40]

I put one in a rifle. Was worth the price to me. At under $50, yea, I'd do it if the trigger I had wasn't up to par.

 

[CraigC]

All 10/22's use the same trigger assembly so yes, it should fit the takedown.

 

[loose noose]

I've got the Volquartzen trigger, sear, etc. in one of my 70 series 10-22, and recently purchased a 1022 International with a terrible stock trigger, so It cost me right at $59.95 about a year ago and it definitely is a sweet as the Volquartzen. I for one would recommend it if you don't plan on putting 10,000 rounds thru it, I do believe the sear, and trigger are of a plastic material..

 

[greyling22]

I've got the Volquartzen trigger, sear, etc. in one of my 70 series 10-22, and recently purchased a 1022 International with a terrible stock trigger, so It cost me right at $59.95 about a year ago and it definitely is a sweet as the Volquartzen. I for one would recommend it if you don't plan on putting 10,000 rounds thru it, I do believe the sear, and trigger are of a plastic material..

There is no way the sear is plastic.

The last 10/22 trigger pack I tore apart was using cast hammer with the bushing molded in it. and a plastic housing. not as nicely finished as the old school stuff, but it worked.

 

[CraigC]

Trigger is plastic but not the sear.

 

[loose noose]

I stand corrected on the sear being plastic, however the sear is of an inexpensive metal, that IMHO would be subject to wear after quite a few rounds, unlike the more expensive Volquartzen action. They do work fine as I've got close to 1000 rounds thru mine and it still is just as nice as the more expensive Volquartzen.

 

[CraigC]

The sear is steel.