Best aftermarket trigger for a ruger?

[220Swifty]

Like the title, which aftermarket trigger design best suits the Ruger 77 Mk II action. This is for a hunting application, running around 2-3 lbs. My gunsmith insists that the Timney isn't all that great to install, as he has had some sear issues and fitting issues with them.

 

[JohnC]

I.ve put in 3 Timneys with no issues and i'm not a smith. I took my time and did the drop tests several times.

 

[Mystic Precision]

Timney is the only game in town. So far, no complaints.

Let me know...

Jerry

 

[Cummins4x4]

I used the riflebasix units, simple install and worked great on 2 Rugers

 

[Gatehouse]

I've got an Timney on one of mine, no complaints....

 

[220Swifty]

Interesting. The gunsmith in question is a reputable one often reccomended on the site, i will talk to him Wednesday and get his opinion again. May have to get jerry to hook me up.

 

[OldSavage]

All the boys I know use the Timney on their Ruger's, or they sold them and bought a Savage.

Either way it's a better trigger than what's on that rifle now

 

[Camk]

The timneys are good

I did have issues with one. The safety would not engage I had to mill the safety lug to make it work
but worked good after that

 

[jurban]

Timneys work great I have a 2 lbs trigger on my ruger

 

[dan belisle]

Timneys are available, easy to install, and work 99.9% of the time with little or no issue. Canjar is a better trigger, long waits for availability (unless they happen to be making the model of trigger you want when you call, it's a small company). You can also modify the factory trigger, quite a bit of work, and you should really know what you're doing before you take on trigger work. FWIW - dan