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PostPosted: Wed Jun 06, 2012 5:27 am 
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I would like to get a few opinions about replacement triggers. this will be for a carbine plinker, but something I can really enjoy shooting.
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Volquartzen. The best,

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Crossroads Shooter wrote:
Volquartzen. The best,



:lol: :roll:


I've done DIY kits, had the better 10/22 trigger 'smiths rework them and bought full assemblies, including the aforementioned VQ one. All depends on what you want. For the vast majority of folks, especially for just a plinker, just get replace the hammer and be done with it.

As for the VQ...I'm darn glad I didn't pay the usual price. It's better than stock yes, but $80 re-works of the factory one I've had done resulted in a better trigger. You might get a fancy housing and brand name to show off but little else. Needless to say I'll not buy another TG2000. Another Jard - yes. Another Kidd, the one widely considered the best, most certainly. 8)

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Brimstone gunsmithing.... $35 you send him yoru trigger group and he will take care of the rest and put it at a weight you want
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BlkHawk73 wrote:
Crossroads Shooter wrote:
Volquartzen. The best,



:lol: :roll:


I've done DIY kits, had the better 10/22 trigger 'smiths rework them and bought full assemblies, including the aforementioned VQ one. All depends on what you want. For the vast majority of folks, especially for just a plinker, just get replace the hammer and be done with it.

As for the VQ...I'm darn glad I didn't pay the usual price. It's better than stock yes, but $80 re-works of the factory one I've had done resulted in a better trigger. You might get a fancy housing and brand name to show off but little else. Needless to say I'll not buy another TG2000. Another Jard - yes. Another Kidd, the one widely considered the best, most certainly. 8)


I stand corrected

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BlkHawk73 wrote:
Crossroads Shooter wrote:
Volquartzen. The best,



:lol: :roll:


I've done DIY kits, had the better 10/22 trigger 'smiths rework them and bought full assemblies, including the aforementioned VQ one. All depends on what you want. For the vast majority of folks, especially for just a plinker, just get replace the hammer and be done with it.

As for the VQ...I'm darn glad I didn't pay the usual price. It's better than stock yes, but $80 re-works of the factory one I've had done resulted in a better trigger. You might get a fancy housing and brand name to show off but little else. Needless to say I'll not buy another TG2000. Another Jard - yes. Another Kidd, the one widely considered the best, most certainly. 8)


I stand corrected

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Crossroads Shooter wrote:
BlkHawk73 wrote:
Crossroads Shooter wrote:
Volquartzen. The best,



:lol: :roll:


I've done DIY kits, had the better 10/22 trigger 'smiths rework them and bought full assemblies, including the aforementioned VQ one. All depends on what you want. For the vast majority of folks, especially for just a plinker, just get replace the hammer and be done with it.

As for the VQ...I'm darn glad I didn't pay the usual price. It's better than stock yes, but $80 re-works of the factory one I've had done resulted in a better trigger. You might get a fancy housing and brand name to show off but little else. Needless to say I'll not buy another TG2000. Another Jard - yes. Another Kidd, the one widely considered the best, most certainly. 8)


I stand corrected


Don't Worry Crossroads....everybody has an OPINION! No one knows what is best for each situation no matter what they may say.

I have shot Kidd triggers, VQ and ones with Power Customs kits and ones with VQ parts. I personally prefer the VQ parts ones. I may buy a Kidd for my next build because I can taylor it to exactly what I want, where as others you typically cant get that specific.
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 07, 2012 12:22 am 
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For a plinker I would suggest a Volquartsen or Power Custom hammer. These are between $32 - $36 bucks at Midway. easy to install and will be way better than a factory trigger.

I have the Volquartsen in all but one of mine, and that one has a Kidd trigger group that is over $200.00. The Kidd is awesome, but I like my others just as well for a lot less.

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PostPosted: Thu Jun 07, 2012 4:43 am 
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Thanks for all the advice.
I wasn't aware just replacing the hammer would provide an improvement. read thier sales info and I think I'll trying a hammer for $40 first.

I had seen referance to the Kidd assembly in the "my trigger job cost..." post http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=150801 and veiwed thier website and it seems impressive
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