Will this trigger work in the 77/357 ??

[luv2shoot]

Has any body used this trigger in a 77/357. Thanks for any info.

http://www.jardinc.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=27:m77&catid=8:mkii&Itemid=14

 

[Snake45]

Why not drop them an email and ask?

BTW, I used the much less expensive Timney sear in my 77/22 and simply love it. Possibly the best $30 I've ever spent. At least on a gun accessory.

 

[9x19]

I haven't used the Jard, but the Volquartsen replacement sear made for the 77/22 works just fine in my 77/357... I've been inside the 77/17M2, 77/17HMR 77/22, 77/22M, 77/22H, 77/357 and 77/44.

They all (77/xx) share the same fire control parts.

 

[RJ556]

I used the V sears in all of mine too. The trigger itself does not need fixing.

 

[luv2shoot]

Thanks guys for that info, I'll look into the Timney & Volquartsen sears.

 

[Papo]

I bought the Rifle Basix trigger and use the stock sear. Everyone who has shot my 77/357 says it is perfect. I also like that it is adjustable.
I might have gone the sear route if they were available back then.

 

[5Wire]

I bought the Rifle Basix trigger and use the stock sear. Everyone who has shot my 77/357 says it is perfect. I also like that it is adjustable.
I might have gone the sear route if they were available back then.

Which product number? Got a link?

 

[John S]

I put a Jard in a 10/22 , but on my 77/357 I just did a trigger just on it and it is 2 lbs. now.

 

[mrbumps]

I just put this trigger (2.5 lb version) in my 77/17 Hornet and I love it. It came in at about 2 1/4 lbs and very easy to install and adjust. I believe the mechanism is the same, so it should work in the 77/357, but I would just e-mail them and ask.

 

[led]

The Jard trigger works fine in the 77/357 or 77/44. I installed one last night in my 77/357. Its a nice trigger.

Later,
Stephen