10/22® BX-TRIGGER® Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The 10/22 BX-Trigger is praised for its significant improvement over factory triggers, offering a crisp and light pull typically around 2.5 lbs. Many users highlight the easy installation process and excellent value for money, commonly citing it as a must-have upgrade for Ruger 10/22 rifles, despite some concerns about quality control and the plastic materials used.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Performance Improvement
90%
A majority of reviewers applaud the enhanced performance delivered by the BX-Trigger, noting a substantial reduction in trigger pull weight and significant improvements in shooting accuracy. Many described their experiences with stock triggers as unsatisfactory, making this upgrade a game-changer.
Ease of Installation
85%
A consistent point among reviewers is the simplicity of the installation process. Users report that the trigger can be installed quickly, often within minutes, making it accessible even to those without extensive gunsmithing experience.
Value for Money
80%
The BX-Trigger is frequently recognized for offering great value, especially compared to higher-priced aftermarket options. Many reviewers mention the affordable price point as a compelling reason to choose this trigger for upgrades.
Quality Control Issues
30%
Some users expressed concerns about inconsistencies in trigger pull weights, with reports of some triggers falling below the advertised specifications. This raised questions about Ruger's quality control, discouraging some buyers or making them cautious about their purchase.
Material Quality
25%
A few reviewers noted dissatisfaction with the plastic construction of the trigger and guard. While they acknowledged the performance benefits, they prefer metal components for durability and a quality feel.
Poor quality control. Anything from 1-3/4 to 4 pounds pull.
The BX trigger received measured 2 pounds trigger pull (with a decent crisp break), measured with two calibrated gauges. Unfortunately, this is 0.5 lb below the minimum specification listed on the package - it says "Releases at 2.5 - 3.0 LBS". The package also shows a graph (force versus pull length) of the BX trigger pull with let-off at exactly 2.75 pounds. Having the actual pull be 1/2 pound less than the minimum spec shows poor Ruger quality control. In searching about this after I got my trigger, posters online on several firearms sites have reported a very wide range of trigger pulls on the BX triggers from 1-3/4 pounds to 4 pounds or more - a very wide range. So if you buy one, just be aware that you could get anything in that range, and it may be either too light or too heavy for what you want. It may be preferable to simply very LIGHTLY polish (not sand or grind!) your stock trigger hammer and sear with metal polish and put in a lighter trigger plunger spring.

