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 Rugger M77 Trigger Identification
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11/14/13 03:06 PM
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Carlton Greer
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I recently traded for a 70's model Ruger 77. The trigger is light and appears to be after market. Did not know if anyone could verify what trigger it is. Thanks  
Last edited by Carlton Greer; 11/14/13 03:07 PM.
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Re: Rugger M77 Trigger Identification
[Re: Carlton Greer]
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11/14/13 04:05 PM
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Cast
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It has been a long time since I did my M77, but that looks stock to me.
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Re: Rugger M77 Trigger Identification
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11/17/13 05:13 PM
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nsmike
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It might be the pre recall trigger. I believe you can contact Ruger and they will tell you if the recall was ever done.
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Re: Rugger M77 Trigger Identification
[Re: nsmike]
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11/18/13 07:36 PM
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Carlton Greer
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OK, I'll give them a call. The trigger has been worked on as it is very light. This is my first ruger rifle and did not think the factory one would have an external adjustment.
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Re: Rugger M77 Trigger Identification
[Re: Carlton Greer]
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11/19/13 09:45 PM
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HBone
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Older M77 tang safety triggers are adjustable and you can get them very light. Awesome triggers.
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Re: Rugger M77 Trigger Identification
[Re: HBone]
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11/19/13 09:48 PM
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FreerOrBust
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I took mine apart and made it lighter but I wish it was adjustable.
Just doing it for fun now.
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Re: Rugger M77 Trigger Identification
[Re: FreerOrBust]
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11/20/13 12:16 AM
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HWY_MAN
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Looks like a stock old model.
Yes! A Weatherby does kill them deader.
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Re: Rugger M77 Trigger Identification
[Re: HWY_MAN]
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11/23/13 05:46 AM
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Hollow Point
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You use an Allen wrench and set the wt. of pull. That was on the stock triggers. I have two rifles with this and they are the older tang safety ones. On the newer model Mark II ones you can't do that. I have one of those too and I had to take a stone to it to get the pull down to the right pull. It came from the factory with about a 15 pound pull.
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