Re: Ruger 1022

Posted by jeffcat on March 06, 2007 at 11:18:44 from (216.107.36.81):

In Reply to: Ruger 1022 posted by Stumpalump on March 06, 2007 at 06:21:28:

Read the reply I left for 223 one topic up. That little 22 will do much better with with the trigger job cause you will get a constant trigger pull. With a little practice you get used to it. DON'T oil or GREASE the surface of the trigger and sear. They are set about 3.5 to4 pounds are are very smooth. Lubs lower the pull and they can go off a little TOO easy. Get the message? With the gun unloaded try some dry fire. Cock the gun and Squeeeeeze that trigger. You will be able to tell when is gonna go off. You DON'T want this. When you put in a good trigger then you will see . When you dry fire with a good smooth triggger you start to squeeze and magic happens cause the gun almost goes off by thought! You will also find that different ammo will shoot better or worse in your gun. Buy standard hollow point and not the "Hot" extra distance stuff. Do a little bench shooting and see what gives the best groups. Next follow the other advice I posted. Jeffcat

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