3leggeddog
Single-Sixer
Hello, I got a Competition Target model Mark II . The manual show a adjustable trigger , but not for which models or what it does? Any help?? Please inform the info or where I can get it , THANKS...
3leggeddog":3ga0qyk6 said:Hello, I got a Competition Target model Mark II . The manual show a adjustable trigger , but not for which models or what it does? Any help?? Please inform the info or where I can get it , THANKS...
hpman66":3o71al9c said:3leggeddog":3o71al9c said:Hello, I got a Competition Target model Mark II . The manual show a adjustable trigger , but not for which models or what it does? Any help?? Please inform the info or where I can get it , THANKS...
That adjustment is just for taking out the overtravel before the trigger(you) actually fire the gun. You might want to get a Volquartsen, Clark, etc. trigger where the overtravel can be adjusted externally(do not have to dissassemble gun for each adjustment). You also might want to get a Volquartsen Sear to get your trigger pull down to about 2.5 lbs.
Here's a couple of links for more information:
http://guntalk-online.com/forum/index.php
http://www.1bad69.com/ruger/index.htm
berettapistols":13vrowrf said:BTW every MKII I have ever seen the factory "Target" triggers had the set screw for the overtravel screwed completely in & had blue locktite on the threads..
That's the first "MOD" to do to one, It does require dismantleing the frame some & as stated above the adjustment must be made then put back in .
It takes a few tries to get it just right, you want some overtravel so the sear face isn't ruined by the hammer..
I'm sure that's why Ruger doesn't waist the time to set it up at the factory.
Enjoy!!
Gary