Ruger M77 trigger replacement

[156821]

I am considering putting a timney 1100 in my Ruger guide gun.... except I can’t seem to find one in Canada. Has anyone seen one at a sponsor here? Have you any other suggestions for an aftermarket trigger and where can I find them? Thanks

 

[bcsteve]

Both my MKII and Alaskan Hawkeye still have their original triggers, they just have been massaged by a gunsmith. Both break nicely a 3lbs. Probably an easier and cheaper option I’d you can’t find a Timney.

 

[bush24]

On the side, I recall my original m77 trigger set screw being recalled.
https://ruger.com/pdf/m77.pdf

 

[Trimmer 905]

I am considering putting a timney 1100 in my Ruger guide gun.... except I can’t seem to find one in Canada. Has anyone seen one at a sponsor here? Have you any other suggestions for an aftermarket trigger and where can I find them? Thanks

Ruger's LC6 triggers are the best on the market. They can be easily reset if that's what you need. Personally,I wouldn't change it unless it was broken somehow. Even then,I'd only replace it with another LC6. I don't see any improvement swapping it out for a Timney,but,whatever floats your boat.

 

[156821]

Both my MKII and Alaskan Hawkeye still have their original triggers, they just have been massaged by a gunsmith. Both break nicely a 3lbs. Probably an easier and cheaper option I’d you can’t find a Timney.

It seems that way. Thanks for the replies and I’ll be making a trip to the smith to get it sorted.

 

[Mount Sweetness]

LC6 is not the best on the market, not even close.
This trigger is a joke!

 

[suits me]

took a wee bit of spring out of my african, I think just half a coil and it's now a very clean breaking 3lb trigger.

 

[156821]

I did some polishing on the trigger and sear tonight. Watched a video online then went for it. Also shortened the spring a little and had good results. I don’t have a scale to test but my guess is around 3lbs and minimal creep. Solid improvement for an evenings work.