Would love to see a photo . . .Doug Bowser said:I remove the trigger group and polish the hammer notch with an India Stone and an Arkansas Stone. Sometimes the angle of the hammer notch needs reshaped. Then I drill a hole in the trigger guard and tap the hole 6-48. I insert a screw and remove metal on the face of the screw until the trigger fires. Then check to see if the disconnector will cycle. If not remove more metal.jbpmidas said:Need to know how you do your trigger job, Doug!
Doug
Tip for the Ruger 10/22
Try shooting the 10/22 with the barrel band removed. I have found that in 90% of the Ruger 10/22 carbines I have tested, they shoot better with the barrel band removed.
Doug
Doug
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Would love to see a photo . . .Doug Bowser said:
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