Metal trigger housing for Ruger 10/22

[Ironbar]

How important is it to you? If I'm going to update all the internals anyway, seems like it might be worth it to get a machined aluminum trigger housing to replace the stock plastic. What do you think?

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[Kimber Custom]

Waste of money IMO. Replace the hammer and polish the rest. Trigger guard isn't going to improve accuracy or even looks.

 

[Sgt Nambu]

+1. For sure, spend your money and effort on the trigger etc.

 

[chunkeymonkey66]

Buy a kidd trigger ts rated for the plastic housing . You will not regret it.

 

[M67]

Jmho~

I have both styles of trigger groups, metal and synthetic and both styles work equally well.

The only modifications i do are, an auto bolt release (modified factory part), a volquartsen exact edge extractor, Volquartsen Target Hammer and a extended magazine release.

I can hit targets the size of a tennis ball at 100 yards, with a good rest. That is plenty accurate for my needs.

A ruger 10/22 can be a money pit, if you allow it to become one.

 

[Ironbar]

Noted! Thanks for the input!

 

[Blitzkrieg]

I have Volquartsen CNC trigger units on mine, huge improvement but spendy

 

[Kimber Custom]

A ruger 10/22 can be a money pit, if you allow it to become one.

Tell me about it. I've got around $600 into mine and I built it 'on the cheap'.

 

[OregonPlinker]

I did my own trigger job with a couple sharpening stones and a dremel tool. Took about 20 minutes and now I have 2lb trigger and saved myself some dollars.