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You are right, the trigger does nothing to improve or lighten pull but I prefer a smooth trigger and I like the overtravel adjustment.

Put my volquartsen trigger kit in today and went to the range. It ran flawlessly and trigger pull went from 4.5 lbs + to 40-42 ounces. Was able to shoot 1 to 1 1/2 inch groups at 25 yds. and 2 inch groups at 50.

The trigger gauge I use is an old RCBS spring style gauge that only goes to 72 ounces. I ordered a Volquartsen complete trigger kit this past Monday.

I thought the sear it self might work since I did that to a 10/22 and that helped a lot. Made a good trigger on the 10/22. Thanks for the input. I'll make up my mind Monday morning as to what I'll select.

I recently purchased a Mark IV Hunter and it shoots great but the trigger pull is 5 lbs. or more. It bottomed out my trigger pull gauge. Anyway, I've been looking at Volquartsen kits but then ran across just the disconnector and sear only as a kit from Volquartsen which is much cheaper. My...

Now after reading about 3 failures I will take mine apart and inspect it for cracking at the lug. I do love the 10mm but now will watch for problems after every range session.

I just picked up the exact same rifle Friday but have not had a chance to shoot it. I'll keep an eye on this thread and post my findings with this gun when I have a chance to shoot it.

Thank you very much for posting this.My Dad was a DUCK driver in the Korean War in 1952.He talked about it often.He said they would carry everything from firecrackers to 500 pound bombs and had a lot of memories. He was stationed at a ammo dump (as he called it) right next to a fuel depot,so...

I've hunted deer with a .44 magnum in one form or the other for 30 years.Started out with single actions and moved on to double actions.I've taken 7 deer from 25 yds. to 80 yds.,all one shot kills.Most important aspect is shot placement.I curently hunt with a Ruger Super Redhawk with a Leopold...