Aftermarket 10/22 question

We have a huge selection of aftermarket parts, including basic target hammers, complete trigger kits, or Grandmaster deluxe kits, depending on your budget, have a look, HERE.
 
little_airwolf said:
I'm not saying aftermarket trigger groups aren't get. I'm just saying, why not mod your own trigger and see if that works for you. Wouldn't $300+ be better spent on other things?
Yes, if your competing, any advantage is great.
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I hate to say it but I agree with you on this one. I see no reason to not try to make a good trigger out of your stock parts. It's not all that tough and if you screw up or don't like it then buy aftermarket parts or a whole group. Send me your e-mail and I'll send you some files on how to do it. Of course some people are totally incapable of doing this kind of work and they should just go to step 2 :)
 
hoytcanon said:
send your factory TG down to David at Brimstone... a few years ago he and I worked out a Canadian special of the Tier 1 job for $99... as far as I know he still honors that deal... David is a 10/22 TG wizard... he will add the VQ sear and RT trigger shoe as part of the service... I have a half dozen Brimstone trigger and am very happy with them.
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You have a link for him? I'm down with a $99 deal haha

Nevermind found it.

http://brimstonegunsmithing.com/products/tier-1advanced-ruger-1022-trigger-work
 
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elimsprint said:
I hate to say it but I agree with you on this one. I see no reason to not try to make a good trigger out of your stock parts. It's not all that tough and if you screw up or don't like it then buy aftermarket parts or a whole group. Send me your e-mail and I'll send you some files on how to do it. Of course some people are totally incapable of doing this kind of work and they should just go to step 2 :)
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I have done dozens of factory trigger DIY jobs... And some were pretty nice... But I screwed up a couple good too... And none of them were Kidd or RT good... You have to try them to know what I'm talking about... And it is not just the release of the trigger, but the overall precision and quality of the entire unit... To each their own... I have been happy with Brimstone's work and also Que's work... $99 is a great deal when you consider the parts that go into it... A Que job is an even better deal @ $50 with a VQ sear (last I heard Que is on hiatus).
 
Well, I "pulled the trigger", I have a Kidd single stage on the way, it should be here early next week. How does it work having work done by Que or Brimstone, can you just ship your parts to them? I've been curious about Que's barrel work.
 
jes said:
Well, I "pulled the trigger", I have a Kidd single stage on the way, it should be here early next week. How does it work having work done by Que or Brimstone, can you just ship your parts to them? I've been curious about Que's barrel work.
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For Brimstone, you fill in the online order form and make payment and then ship the part... for Que, you have to PM on RFC or email if you have it... get authorization and then ship.
 
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