Adjusting the trigger and installing new rosewood grips on my Ruger Wrangler 22 pistol

Installing new grips and a triger adjustment on the Ruger Wrangler

[@vivalaresistance45]

Great tutorial, thank you. Subscribed!

[@thepeyotecoyote5994]

Thank you!

[@GoPlayinTheRoad]

Looks sweet with those new grips 🤠

[@thepeyotecoyote5994]

Thx

[@susanissajoke]

Just got those same grips for my super wrangler in black

[@thepeyotecoyote5994]

There pretty nice

[@aaronfarr4753]

I bought a set of those grips for my 7 1/2”. Didn’t like the way they felt at all. Too thick no taper they felt like chunks of 2x4 to me, went back to the originals and put the Rosewoods back in the box and stuck them in a drawer.

[@thepeyotecoyote5994]

I have large hands and they work great for me

[@enzostrada4705]

Careful dry firing it so much its a rim fire so that pin might be hitting the cylinder every time you do that

[@Nathan-sp2mh]

Ruger specifically states that the Wrangler can be safely dry fired.

[@mrtcward]

@@Nathan-sp2mhStill not a good idea.

[@robertgaudet7407]

@@mrtcwardI’ve seen video of damaged cylinders on the Wrangler. The guy said Ruger shipped him another cylinder but he’d mushroomed the back of the chambers enough he couldn’t get rounds fully seated any more on the dry fired cylinder…

[@tommyconnor354]

Have you had any troubles with the trigger since messing with that spring?

[@thepeyotecoyote5994]

nope works perfectly

[@tommyconnor354]

@@thepeyotecoyote5994 Muchos gracias

[@atkinsjoe5754]

That trigger spring hack works.I did it. But what to do about those horrific sights?

[@thepeyotecoyote5994]

I know right

[@fathersonoutdoorsny]

What is that spring though? There's a reason it's there, what does it affect removing it? Anything?

[@thepeyotecoyote5994]

Dude right!

[@robertgaudet7407]

@@fathersonoutdoorsny I think it’s just redundancy in case one breaks and the inherent safety of having a heavier trigger. But it’s single action already so making the trigger nice and light makes sense to me.