Ruger BX-Trigger

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Ruger BX-Trigger

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Not a bad upgrade for the price. You can find them for $70-$90 bucks online. Easy replacement.
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Remove the Receiver.
Push two pins.
Remove old trigger.
Insert new trigger.
Replace pins.
Return receiver.
5min!!
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I have three of them now. Two in rifles and one in a pistol.

Highly recommend for a hunting platform.
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No.
No.
No.


Replace the hammer with a Volquartzsen and be done.

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1004752381



Why do I say this?

Several reasons.

It’s cheaper by far.

I’ve NEVER seen the results you’re getting. Maybe they improved them from when they first came out.

Most importantly, Ruger (and I’m a Ruger fan) can go fudge themselves for charging that much money for something that SHOULD HAVE CAME FROM THE FACTORY.

I will 100% die on this hill. 😬
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Haha!
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The factory hammer and trigger can be taken down surprisingly well with some careful stoning and polishing and then cutting a few coils off the hammer spring. I normally just replace the spring because I have Wolff spring kits out the wazoo but it's something for the average person to keep in mind.
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I also haven't seen that kind of improvement. Definitely better but not below 2 lb.
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My other rifle with a BX-Trigger.
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My Charger Pistol with a factory trigger in it.
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My Charger Pistol with a BX-Trigger installed.
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Zee, we have the same charger! I put the Bx trigger in mine too. I don’t have a scale but it is a light crisp trigger!
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CPJ 2.0 wrote: Sun Jul 02, 2023 6:08 pm No.
No.
No.


Replace the hammer with a Volquartzsen and be done.

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1004752381



Why do I say this?

Several reasons.

It’s cheaper by far.

I’ve NEVER seen the results you’re getting. Maybe they improved them from when they first came out.

Most importantly, Ruger (and I’m a Ruger fan) can go fudge themselves for charging that much money for something that SHOULD HAVE CAME FROM THE FACTORY.

I will 100% die on this hill. 😬
My thoughts exactly!
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I went the Volquartzsen (or maybe Power Customs, I don't remember) route many years before this trigger was on the market, thought these days I I might go with one of these.

I can't help but echo CPJ's sentiment, however, that they should come from the factory with a good trigger already.
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Just tested my Charger with the BX trigger. 2 lb 9 oz. I did buy the BX trigger when they first came out so they are probably better now.

Also test another 10/22 that I just can't remember what kind of upgrade it has. Not a BX. 1 lb 10 oz.

Finally, tested a factory Target model 10/22 and it's 4 lb 1 oz. Target my a$$. I need to upgrade that trigger, will consider some options.
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Bunch’a haters. 😁
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Zee wrote: Mon Jul 03, 2023 1:23 am Bunch’a haters. 😁
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I thought all the new guns came with the BX trigger. I guess I was wrong. The last 10/22 I bought does have the BX trigger. I think it was one of Davidson "Exclusives"? I'm going to have to double check. I'll admit I have no recollection of firing that gun since I bought it.
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Wambli Ska wrote: Mon Jul 03, 2023 3:58 pm I thought all the new guns came with the BX trigger. I guess I was wrong. The last 10/22 I bought does have the BX trigger. I think it was one of Davidson "Exclusives"? I'm going to have to double check. I'll admit I have no recollection of firing that gun since I bought it.
No mention of it on Ruger's website.
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I just wish I could get mine to work.
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Kansashunter wrote: Mon Jul 03, 2023 7:24 pm I just wish I could get mine to work.
What’s wrong with it?
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I have discussed it here before, it is a jam o matic. I have tried many different kinds of ammo, cleaned the mag, tightened the mag spring, bought a different mag, bought another mag and then put it away where it sits. I know everybody likes them but I can't say I do. I bought a M&P 22 that has been trouble free.
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Send it to Ruger?
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Zee wrote: Mon Jul 03, 2023 9:44 pmSend it to Ruger?
You’re gonna have to type slower. He’s from Kansas.
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Todays outing. The group was shot the my Charger with the BX trigger shooting bulk Federal auto match ammo. 10 rounds 50 yards. I’m using a weaver 2-6 handgun scope on it….

I like the BX
Point of aim was the bottom of the vertical red line.
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👍🏻
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That Fed auto match ammo is great stuff for the price. Not always the most accurate but in my experience never poor in the accuracy department in a lot of different guns I've tried it in.
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jkp wrote: Tue Jul 04, 2023 5:33 pm That Fed auto match ammo is great stuff for the price. Not always the most accurate but in my experience never poor in the accuracy department in a lot of different guns I've tried it in.
It was one of the most, if not THE most accurate in an old 10-22 barrel I had. Youd have to spend a LOT more money per round to get better results, and that was tiny improvements.
Then, it wouldnt shoot worth poop in other rifles I had. Such is .22 ammo.
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Yes CPJ I am slow, part of that is I am old. I contacted Ruger and, IIRC, if I sent them $20 they would look at it. That is not the service I was expecting. I wouldn't try to stop anyone from buying a ruger but it is the last one I will buy. I try to refrain from bashing them online but sometimes I can't stop myself. I am glad yours works well.
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