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RUGER® 77/22®; 77/17; 77/357; 77/44; 77/50 SEAR & SPRING Reviews & Ratings

Hardened stainless steel sear provides a crisp 2½ lb. weight of pull. Sear notch is surface ground for correct angle and engagement. Includes reduced power return spring and complete instructions.

SPECS: Stainless steel. Fits Ruger® 77/22®; 77/17; 77/357; 77/44; 77/50. May require minor fitting.

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Reviews Summary

Overall, the Timney sear and spring for Ruger rifles enhance trigger performance notably, resulting in lighter trigger pulls. However, many users face challenges with installation and require modifications for proper fit, which can be frustrating. While it delivers better performance post-tuning, the lack of clear instructions and the need for mechanical skills prevent some customers from giving it higher ratings.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Installation Difficulties

70%

A significant portion of reviewers highlight challenges during installation, including the need for fitting that requires careful filing of safety pads. Many recommend that only those with mechanical skills attempt the installation, while others suggest seeking professional assistance to avoid potential damage.

Trigger Performance

85%

Customers frequently mention improved trigger pull after installation, with many achieving a crisp trigger at 2-3 pounds. Reviewers appreciate the enhancement in performance compared to factory triggers, making it a sought-after upgrade despite initial fitting issues.

Product Accuracy vs. Marketing

55%

Several reviews express frustration over discrepancies in the product description and the actual product received (e.g., missing features). This gap affects customer satisfaction, leading some reviewers to feel misled about what they were purchasing.

Quality vs. Price

60%

While many appreciate the performance improvement achieved through the Timney sear and spring, some reviewers question the value for the price paid, especially when performance enhancements are often accompanied by labor-intensive installation requirements.

User Experience and Recommendations

65%

Many users recommend the Timney upgrade, citing its quality and improved functionality once installed correctly. However, there's a common suggestion to consider fully adjustable aftermarket triggers or to go with a gunsmith if installation seems too daunting for the average user.

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posible saftey issues

I installed this sear & spring in a new 77/22 wrm. It required filing the safety pad on the trigger to be able to engage the safety. Testing the trigger it broke at 2- to 2 1/4 lbs, and was crisp. The problem I encountered when closing the bolt the sear would not hold the firing pin from going forward and it would uncock the gun. If I closed the bolt very slowly, not in a normal manner it would stay cocked. This looked like a very dangerous condition. The instructions said if this happens, there is not enough tension on the sear. I took out the Timney spring and put the old factory back in . That solved the problem, but raised the trigger to 3 1/2 lbs. The photo shown would make you believe the sear is adjustable, it is not. The next time I would just buy a whole trigger assembly. I will try a Wolf aftermarket sear spring, to improve trigger pull. If this would have worked properly I would have given it 5 stars.