Might have to look into one of these being I have a 20% off code with Ruger.
http://www.ruger.com/micros/BX-Trigger/?r=y
http://www.ruger.com/micros/BX-Trigger/?r=y
Ruger Introducing the 10/22 BX Trigger
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It says the MSRP will be $89.95 in the link.
-Mil-Surp-Phreak-
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That looks pretty damn awesome. MSRP of 89.98 I hope to see it around 79-85 to start off at hopefully.
hacktracker
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Sure looks reasonably priced to me.
- Dec 27, 2012
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Genius move by Ruger.
campns
Ultimate Member
I belive I am going to be all over this like a hobo on a ham sandwich, but I will have to modify it to put my speed release and modified bolt release, but that is very sweet!
5.56blaster
Ultimate Member
Very cool and a nice price!
Interested in retrofitting my 10/22 with one after some positive reviews. If it is competitive with other premium aftermarket triggers, it would be nice to see some premium 10/22 offerings with it already. That would be persuasive to buy a target model or something similar.
Mooseman
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I want one, more if I like it. Three more days.
engineerbrian
JMB fan club
I'll be ordering one!
llkoolkeg
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What makes it better than the less expensive trigger hammer/spring kits from Volquartsen? If it's a better trigger, it kinda annoys me Ruger didn't install it in the rifle in the first place. It very well may be good but just seems like a way to bring more aftermarket modification market dollars back to the parent company.
did you read the link?
a 2-3lb trigger is not needed/wanted by many people, the 6lb is fine
iH8DemLibz
When All Else Fails.
^^^THIS^^^
Replace the spring that resides behind the trigger and plunger.
For a lot less money too.
Selling an improved trigger group for $85.00 to offset a crappy stock trigger group on a rifle that costs $230.00 is BS.
Install it at the factory and be done with it.
Tacticalglobe
III %er
Would be nice to see it sold with options.
Over sized mag release, possibly different colors for builds.
Maybe something they are already looking into once the initial sales come out.
Over sized mag release, possibly different colors for builds.
Maybe something they are already looking into once the initial sales come out.
Ding, ding, ding....right answer!
I can't imagine the marginal cost difference between what they put into the rifle's stock trigger and the new BX trigger is more than a few dollars. So, they've priced it at almost exactly the same price-point as aftermarket triggers. That gives Ruger a tremendous margin on each one sold.
JoeR
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