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

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.
4
Greatly improves trigger pull and slack
Initial installation is straight forward and easy. The product description indicates some fitting may be required. In my case with a Ruger 77/17, the safety tab on the trigger had to be filed down to allow the safety to engage. It's a slow process because of the tight tolerance required. Take off too much (.005 too much) and the trigger could release even when on safe. The new sear and spring reduced slack dramatically and trigger pull from 5.25 to 2.25 pounds. If no fitting were required, I would give the product 5 stars. It would be nice if trigger pull and slack were adjustable, but that is not how the product is designed and marketed.
4
More fitting than expected.
This is not drop in. The bolt will not cycle until this is fitted. Put the sear pin through the Timney and the stock sear side by side. You will see the pad that Ruger filed on the OEM sear to fit. A similar amount of material needs to be removed from the Timney. The instructions do not tell you this. After the bolt cycles, then you need to adjust the safety. A very tiny amount of material needs to be removed, and a diamond stone works well for this. It took me an hour to figure this out and fit it properly. Now it works and is a very nice trigger pull. In the end, it is worth the effort. I would say that if you aren't mechanically inclined, have a gunsmith fit this.