I did a lot of research on drop-in triggers for my new 10/22 Sporter, and finally decided to go with the Ruger BX. For a guy who's not a gunsmith and didn't want to screw up my new rifle, the Ruger BX appeared to be a simple task, and it was. Also I liked the idea of buying a Ruger product for a Ruger rifle.
So, it was a snap. Literally. Or a drop. Removed the stock screw and pushed out the trigger group retaining pins. Almost too easy. I felt a bit silly having worried about doing the "job".
I read the instructions carefully and took my time. The BX seems made very well, and that 2 1/2 pound pull is sweet compared to the previous 6, and there's almost no slack in the trigger.
Anyhoo, I'm very pleased with it, as well as paying about 1/3 of what a Kidd costs.
So, it was a snap. Literally. Or a drop. Removed the stock screw and pushed out the trigger group retaining pins. Almost too easy. I felt a bit silly having worried about doing the "job".
I read the instructions carefully and took my time. The BX seems made very well, and that 2 1/2 pound pull is sweet compared to the previous 6, and there's almost no slack in the trigger.
Anyhoo, I'm very pleased with it, as well as paying about 1/3 of what a Kidd costs.