Ruger transfer bar from Brownell's
This rather essential part which allows the hammer to strike the firing pin when the trigger is pulled fully was a drop in part. The Vaquero just goes "click" without it. If you are an assiduous SASS shooter, sooner or later, this part will break off at the bend! Everything has a life and the transfer bar gets "hammered", pun intended, every time you pull the trigger! It is a "self do" install even if you are not a "gunny" as long as you have the proper tools and can follow video instructions. Go to Youtube and find the original disassembly and re assembly videos from Ruger! don't bother with all the others since the Ruger video is the best. A tip not in the video, unhook the trigger spring on both sides, it will be easier to sneak it under the trigger as you re assemble! tape the hammer spring in place prior to re assembly, it will stay in place vs fall out at the wrong time when all five of your hands are busy holding something! I must mention that Brownell's is the best support resource that a gun owner can have in this country!
