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Timney Triggers 10221C16 Replacement Trigger Single-Stage Curved Trigger with 2.75 lbs Draw Weight & Silver/Black Finish for Ruger 10/22

$244.64
Color
Silver/Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
81950102235
MPN
10221C16

Overview

The Timney Triggers replacement trigger assembly for the Ruger 10/22 provides a complete drop-in upgrade featuring an integrated trigger guard and a silver/black finish. Engineered for precision rimfire performance, the unit utilizes a 6061-T6 aircraft-grade billet aluminum housing with wire EDM cut and heat-treated steel internal components, including the trigger, sear, and hammer. It delivers a crisp, non-adjustable 2.75-pound pull weight with zero creep. Additional factory-standard features include an auto bolt release and a Timney-designed extended magazine release for one-finger accessibility. Designed for straightforward, two-pin installation without requiring gunsmithing, each assembly is hand-assembled, calibrated, and tested.

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