Ruger 1022 Trigger Reassembly Video Part II

Hi Folks, Lance here from www.TriggerShim...
In Part II of this video I show you how to do a Complete Reassembly of a 10/22 Trigger in a Ruger .22 Charger.
(Part I is at; • Ruger 1022 Trigger Tea... )
We will reinstall all the parts from the Trigger Housing including the Hammer and Main Spring, Magazine Release, Bolt Release, Trigger, Sear and Disconnector, and Safety in a New OEM Metal Trigger and also install a Power Custom Pre-Travel Adjustable Competition Trigger Kit.
This kit includes a New Hammer, Adjustable Sear, Titanium Trigger with Over-Travel Stop, 4 Shims, Springs Trigger Pin and Instructions.
This drop-in, EDM machined parts kit includes a pre-travel adjustable sear so you can achieve a custom trigger pull that performs exactly to you liking. Matched hammer further helps reduce trigger take-up to ensure a crisp trigger pull for improved accuracy. Includes everything needed to produce a light, crisp trigger for the 10/22: overtravel adjustable titanium trigger, two hammer and two trigger shims, extra power hammer spring, extra power disconnector spring, extra power trigger return spring, sear assembly pin, and trigger pivot pin.

[@stevesanchez1243]

The best video on you tube for trigger upgrade.

[@23ninety]

Excellent video! Very clear and straightforward. It made my trigger replacement a breeze. Thank you!

[@SimonGrimmer]

Really helpful and informative, saved me a LOT of manual reading. Thanks

[@michaelp.139]

Outstanding video.....thanks much!! I took my 10/22 completely apart yesterday for a well needed cleaning. I really need to order the parts you featured in this video. My rifle is older and has the metal trigger housing thankfully. I could always use a spare though!!

[@royd7984]

I could use some help. Regardless of whether my hammer is facing forward or toward the rear of the receiver, it won't move or operate by hand or by pulling the trigger to release it. I properly installed it per your instructions. Also,, I checked the safety to be certain it was properly turned to the flatter part. I don't know what else to do. I would appreciate your advice. You obviously have far more experience than I do. Thanks for any help you can give me.

[@TriggerShims]

Thank You, I Appreciate your Comments.

[@edburns8637]

Very nice job