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Timney Triggers 10222C16 Replacement Trigger Single-Stage Curved Trigger with 2.75 lbs Draw Weight & Silver/Black Finish for Ruger 10/22

$234.21
Brand
Timney Triggers
Color
Silver/Red
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
81950102259
MPN
10222C16

Overview

The Timney Triggers replacement trigger assembly for the Ruger 10/22 (10222C16) serves as a complete drop-in action upgrade machined from a single piece of 6061-T6 aircraft-grade billet aluminum. The trigger features a silver housing paired with a red trigger shoe, while the internal trigger, sear, and hammer components are wire EDM cut from heat-treated steel for long-term durability. Factory-calibrated to a crisp 2.75-pound pull weight with zero creep, the assembly is hand-assembled and tested to improve rifle accuracy without requiring gunsmithing. It includes an extended magazine release designed for easy, one-finger operation in the field, as well as an integrated auto bolt release for streamlined reloading.

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