Mk I trigger: Clark vs. Volquartsen?

[Anonymous]

I need to replace the trigger on my Mk I Target. The factory trigger simply broke off (gun born 1965, otherwise no problems).
Ruger won't sell the trigger as a spare part, so I'll have to go aftermarket (rather than send the gun back to them). Any comments on the Clark vs. the Volquartsens? I basically just need a functional trigger, not doing any real target competition with this gun. The Clark does look better.

 

[berettapistols]

Have a look here @ Numbrich..
I know a MKII/MKIII trigger is different but some of these listings show it to be the same??
A Call to Volquartzen or Clark would give you the right answer..
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/Products.aspx?catid=8283
Go to Page #5 Part #60
Less than $5 + S&H..
Welcome to the forum gmkmd

Oh Man!! Post #10/22

 

[contender]

Welcome to the Forum.
Another idea. Buy a factory trigger from someone here. Many of us have a spare parts box,,,!

 

[Rob72]

I've used both. I prefer Clark's profile, as closer to factory, and the fact that it is (should be) tighter on the trigger pin. Volqs are too big for me.

Actually, if you want a factory, shoot me a PM, I'll send it your way, no $.

 

[berettapistols]

There's the answer there..
Way to go Rob..