TriggerShims.com Manufactures Trigger Shims and Hammer Shims and Shim Kits for Several Popular Firearms including the Ruger 10/22, 77/22, Ruger Single Action and Double Action Revolvers including Blackhawks, Redhawks and Super Redhawks, , Mini-14, AR-15, Smith and Wesson K, L, and N Frames, S&W J-Frame and Others. We also sell Quality Items from TriggerShims, Wolff Gunsprings, Leapers, Volquartsen, Power Custom, and Others. We are a Sales Affiliate with Brownells.com and we Appreciate your using the Brownell's link here or on our web site, TriggerShims.com TriggerShims is a Trademark of Shively Sales Lance and Tammy Shively, Proprietors
Excellent video. Thank you for making this instructional set. While cleaning my MKII the firing pin stop drifted out of the bolt and the delicate return spring fell out. It took me a few minutes to figure how to reassemble it on my own. But I enjoy figuring things like this out, plus you never forget after that. I'm sure this video will help many with their issues. Thanks. Beautiful target pistol BTW!
Hi Larry, Yes I have made a few for sale, you can contact me on TriggerShims.com I also can email you the plans, they are pretty easy if you have a little time.
I have these shims in all of my henrys and they are awesome!!! I highly recommend these to smooth out the lever action. Again, these are awesome!!!!👍🏻😀🇺🇸
I stumbled on this video a week or so ago looking for minor upgrades I could do for my 10/22 trigger group. Ordered the shims and got them really quickly. They do an amazing job taking up the parts wiggle in the stock trigger. Thanks Lance for an amazing product!
Hello, I was checking in your website, but I didn’t find the same model of silver trigger you are showing in this video. When will you get it in stock? Thanks.
Excellent video!! Straight to the point, never got off track to talk about ten different things while your pistols apart, just awesome!! I'm ordering my shims as soon as I finish this email. Thanks so much, and God bless you and yours!!
Actually this spring scale is very accurate, and is checked against a 2 and 4 pound scale weight. Consistency is in how it is held, where the hook sets each time on the Trigger, and how well you duplicate the pull. Most all scales made now are manufactured in Communist China, I like and will keep my old USA scale, Thanks
Your video popped up on my search for installing a volquartsen hammer. I watched and then ordered a shim kit, postponing my project for another rainy day, after the shims arrive in the mail. Thank you for an excellent and easy to follow how to. Hope I can find it again next week
You will have to get an upper that will match your Colt lower, I would assume so, but some older Colts were not the same, and will require an offset pin, they are available at EABCO - www.eabco.net/Colt-AR15M16-Receiver-Offset-Adaptor-Pin_p_15090.html
Shimmed my 77/22 Hornet a few years ago. Turned it into a one hole tack driver with factory 35 grain v-max Hornadays. Very inexpensive upgrade with great results.
Excellent instructional video. I am a real amateur when it comes to gun repair. I installed a new firing pin and extractor the first time following these videos.
I can't read the print on your website. there is not enough contrast between the print and the background. You need to fire the person who signed off on it.
Ha Ha, That is me, I am my own webmaster, and I occasionally do dishes too! You are using the OLD internet explorer, I think it is retired in 2021 My site is compatible with all current browsers including Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox and Brave etc.
I found it much easier to remove the hammer. Sure you don’t have to, but the three videos i watched before yours, were poorly lit and did not tell me exactly where to put the spring and the ejector. Thanks for complete, visible, accurate instruction.
Watched a few explanations of this process now and this was an excellent example of how to keep it simple. Being picky - that prayer mat you’ve got as a background doesn’t make everything easy to see.
Just the information i wanted to know about .. I finally found a Ruger 77/22 around 6 years ago which was just what i wanted .. Walnut stock , Blued barrel and action and no iron sights .. My bolt has no slop once the bolt is closed , in fact it closes up tight .. I have no light firing pin strikes .. Accuracy is quite good with different brands of ammo.. Once i remove the bolt from the firearm it does have some clearance between the two bolt pieces but not a lot .. Should i install a shim kit anyway? thanks you make great videos of instructions ..
The play in the bolt you see when it is out of the rifle is correct, and is in the design. The same with the tightness you feel when it is closed, that is in the bolt lugs. What you cannot feel or measure is the front half of the bolt, and if it is tight against the back of the barrel. Shims are both a measuring device, and if needed, a remedy. A full simple explanation of the process is written on my website at; www.triggershims.com/ruger_m77.php#77%20Bolt%20Shim%20Instructions
