Ruger 77/22 Reduced Power Sear Spring Installation

This Video from www.TriggerShims.com shows the Installation of the a Wolff Reduced Power Sear Spring used on a Ruger 77/22 or 77/17 including .17 WSM, .17 HMR
The Sear Spring is part of a Wolff 30375 Spring Kit for the 77/22 and 77/17

[@normanmallory2055]

Just the information i wanted to know about .. I finally found a Ruger 77/22 around 6 years ago which was just what i wanted .. Walnut stock , Blued barrel and action and no iron sights .. My bolt has no slop once the bolt is closed , in fact it closes up tight .. I have no light firing pin strikes .. Accuracy is quite good with different brands of ammo.. Once i remove the bolt from the firearm it does have some clearance between the two bolt pieces but not a lot .. Should i install a shim kit anyway? thanks you make great videos of instructions ..

[@TriggerShims]

The play in the bolt you see when it is out of the rifle is correct, and is in the design. The same with the tightness you feel when it is closed, that is in the bolt lugs. What you cannot feel or measure is the front half of the bolt, and if it is tight against the back of the barrel. Shims are both a measuring device, and if needed, a remedy. A full simple explanation of the process is written on my website at; www.triggershims.com/ruger_m77.php#77%20Bolt%20Shim%20Instructions

[@huntvarmints]

Just order a Volquartsen 77/22 Target Sear Kit. for my Hornet, thank you ! REPLY