cworetired
Single-Sixer
I just got my fitst No 1 a 30-06 Anniversary model and when dry firing the trigger is just loud, is this normal?
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It's quieter than live firing it 
. #1s do sound different to me than a bolt gun. I wouldn't worry about it if it functions properly.
. #1s do sound different to me than a bolt gun. I wouldn't worry about it if it functions properly.langenc
Single-Sixer
You wont notice it when it goes BOOOOOMMMMMM.
cworetired
Single-Sixer
It just seemed loud when dry firing as compared to my bolt guns so I thought I would ask. Thanks all
Fred M
Bearcat
cworetired.
You don't need to worry about the loud trigger. My concern is with the trigger pull weight. I bought a new 9.3x74R and it's trigger pull is over 4lbs. Which I think is terrible for a fine rifle with no way to adjust it.
So you have two options either hone the trigger or buy an aftermarket set trigger either way is costly.
I have a #1 with a Kepplinger single set trigger which sell for about $260 US but most all of my other #1's I stone the triggers to 30oz-32oz which I actuall like better than the set trigger that does not adjust the unset pull weight.
So you have to stone the unset weight to suit you before you install the set trigger.
The older #1's had a nice adjustable triggers which is gone with the Todo birds. I think it is high time Ruger addressed the #1 triggers.
You don't need to worry about the loud trigger. My concern is with the trigger pull weight. I bought a new 9.3x74R and it's trigger pull is over 4lbs. Which I think is terrible for a fine rifle with no way to adjust it.
So you have two options either hone the trigger or buy an aftermarket set trigger either way is costly.
I have a #1 with a Kepplinger single set trigger which sell for about $260 US but most all of my other #1's I stone the triggers to 30oz-32oz which I actuall like better than the set trigger that does not adjust the unset pull weight.
So you have to stone the unset weight to suit you before you install the set trigger.
The older #1's had a nice adjustable triggers which is gone with the Todo birds. I think it is high time Ruger addressed the #1 triggers.
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