Milled 10-22 trigger group?

[Al James]

I'm cleaning out some extra parts that I have laying around. I have several factory trigger groups to offer. As I was going through them I noticed one looks milled vs the newer cast metal units. Did Ruger mill the trigger groups in the early years or days of production? It looks totally different than others that I have had in the past. I will add pictures if needed. Thanks!

 

[Actnbill]

Pictures please !!!!

 

[GasGuzzler]

I'm cleaning out some extra parts that I have laying around. I have several factory trigger groups to offer. As I was going through them I noticed one looks milled vs the newer cast metal units. Did Ruger mill the trigger groups in the early years or days of production? It looks totally different than others that I have had in the past. I will add pictures if needed. Thanks!

I am interested in either when you choose to sell.

 

[T.A. WORKMAN]

Al.
My thoughts are after market trigger group frame.
Terry

 

[G2]

Milled? Or do you mean Cast?

I don’t re-call a factory Milled 10/22 Trigger Group.

The newer Custom Shop Trigger Group,,, is just a BX.

Newer are Injected Plastic, including the BX.
Older we’re Cast Aluminum.

 

[arcticruger]

Wouldn‘t mind seeing pics of that trigger group myself…

 

[NikA]

Sounds a bit like this...
https://volquartsen.com/products/205-tg2000-trigger-group

 

[Al James]

None of the usual Pinetree castings marks or anything that I can see. On the top near the ejector there 2 little shelfs in the milling or finishing. The mag well is where it looks the most off to me.

 

[NikA]

Doesn't look milled to me, marks are too inconsistent. Looks more like someone adjusted the casting with a sander of some sort and then painted it.

 

[9x19]

The horizontal ribs that run right above the mag release have the 'melted' look of a casting, but yeah the front face has definitely been worked on after it came out of the mold.

 

[Al James]

Both trigger groups are on Ebay. PM me for a link if you are interested!