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18 January 2009, 02:20
quarterbore
After market trigger spring for Ruger M77 Mark II
Where can I find an lighter/after market trigger spring for a Ruger M77 Mark II. I know that I have gotten them from Brownells before, but I can't seem to find any in the catalog.

Thanks
18 January 2009, 17:33
jeffeosso
its online - or call them.. and if brownells doesn't have it... call midway..


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18 January 2009, 18:57
DMB
quote:
Originally posted by quarterbore:
Where can I find an lighter/after market trigger spring for a Ruger M77 Mark II. I know that I have gotten them from Brownells before, but I can't seem to find any in the catalog.

Thanks


I've done a number of those Ruger triggers by measuring the spring wire thickness of the factory spring, then cutting a replacement spring from a spring with %20 thinner wire. I buy bulk springs from Brownell's, then slect a spring with the wire thickness I want to use, and cut it to length.
Another option is to grind wire stock off the outside of the factory spring using a belt grinder with the spring angled upwards at a 45 degree angle. I put the spring on a punch with a shoulder to keep the spring from flying off.


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19 January 2009, 03:37
ole_270
The local hardware store has a selection that includes one that works well. It will need cut to length, but for less than a dollar it beats paying shipping.
19 January 2009, 03:46
ted thorn
quote:
Originally posted by ole_270:
The local hardware store has a selection that includes one that works well. It will need cut to length, but for less than a dollar it beats paying shipping.


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