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I am glad we did not take the safety out. We were on the verge of taking it out at one point. We followed your takedown instructions for the trigger assembly. Then we used a very small screw driver to depress the safety plunger while the other rotated the safety back around to its proper...

GOT IT FIXED! THANKS SO MUCH BULLSEYE! I am posting this from a tablet. I will get back on my computer and tell you exactly how we did it. A word of caution everyone be careful when putting the safety in the middle position to disassemble your gun. Immediately return the safety back to one side...

We have the trigger assembly apart now but trying to get a tool to depress the spring and then rotate the safety is proving to be impossible right now....

We can't get the safety to turn back to its proper position with finger force. I am afraid of forcing it and breaking something if we use pliers. I thought about just sending it in to ruger for warranty service but it looks like they charge $30.00 to ship a gun back to you? If so thats nuts...

Bullseye thanks a ton for your help. I am going to wait until I have a friend over to try to get the safety rolled back around before taking the trigger assembly apart. Honestly I am trying to avoid taking it apart because it is more than I want to get into if I can help it. I am hoping with an...

I am almost sure you are describing my issue exactly. I think it had rotated 180 degrees and now ive managed to rotate it a little but no the full 180 degrees to get it back into the correct position. I noticed pushing the hammer lifted some pressure off of it, I may have to get a friend over to...

I managed to turn the safety with my fingers. Now the safety doesnt feel 'clicky' like it does when its working normally. I am going to keep trying to turn a little bit and try to fire and see what happens. I just noticed that I can actually see the safety and what is visible to me are the 2...

Bullseye the more I read this seems to be likely the problem. Any tips for turning the safety or do I just need to grip with my fingers and try to turn and try the trigger and repeat? Would it be a bad idea to grab the safety with a pair of pliers with it not in the middle position and turn it?

Any flying parts or anything I should watch out for when I try that? Also, what am I looking for when I get it apart?

Im pretty sure the ejector was not in its slot (and that caused my original issue). But now my main problem is the trigger will not depress. When I had the trigger assembly out I released the hammer and then recocked it. Now the hammer is in the cocked position but pulling the trigger does...

Hey everybody, Got a problem with my new 10/22. Took it out and fired and all was fine. Brought it home and field stripped it as I have other 10/22's I have owned. When I put the trigger group back into the receiver and tried to pull the bolt back and it would virtually would not move. I took...