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About LinkBacksmine is bog standard ruger trigger that was crisped up by gundoc, breaks at 2.5 lb and no coarse feel to it at all. the modern 10/22's run a plastic housing and stainless sears etc and take a bit more work but it still can be done in 30-40 minutes. no point blowing big money on aftermarket parts if there is no need.
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