Ruger 10/22 Sear Polish 

Love the demonstration of the movement of parts during the firing of the gun. Thanks.

David, thanks for this info. It's excellent. I had already purchased a replacement hammer before I knew of your company and gunsmithing services. In hindsight had I known about you I would have had you do a Tier 2 trigger job. In watching one of your other videos where you explained the trigger return spring, a lot of information was clarified at that moment. Again thanks, Sir and my compliments to you for your professionalism in sharing this info.

Awesome video, great clear instructions, giving this a shot tonight!

Great video man. Some of these other videos were just like "start filing on shit!!" I appreciate you explaining the mechanics properly.

Thanks for the video, I was contemplating buying an aftermarket trigger group, then I heard about Brimstone in an online forum. Sent them my setup came back amazing. Now I know what you did! I will send more work your way. One happy canuck here!

Spent a couple of hours with a stone and 1500 grit. The first couple of times I worked on the hammer and sear and polished every contact surface. For fine tuning I focused on the sear removing it at least 6 times, removing a tiny mount from the head of the cut. In short, it breaks clean and the pull is 1 1/2 to 2 pounds.

Great Video. Good job explaining problems, and fixes.

Wonderful that I found you. I have a 10/22 Takedown Lite coming, and will send in my trigger group for your custom work. I will order the service once I get the rifle. Thanks.

Thanks for the tips! Just finished my wife's 10/22 brought it down from 7lbs. to 2.5 avg.

Fantastic, time to make a trip to the hardware store and polish up my trigger!

Great video! Good narration and content!

Great educational video.

Thanks for the informative video.

I used a dermal tool and white jewelers rouge to polish my parts. It came out perfect without removing any material.

After a trigger spring kit, the trigger was still rough. So after using the info here and one other video my trigger breaks and resets so much more cleanly. Thanks.

Good vid!

very informative ty

Good video. One small thing: Dull 1,000 grit sandpaper is not the same as sharp 1,500 grit. It cuts slower, but leaves the same size scratches. You'll get a better result switching to the finer grit.

I hired brimstone to upgrade the bx 22. They did an excellent job and it came back at 1.5 lbs , virtually no reset and includes a new trigger. You provide the bx 22. they upgrade it and send it back for around $100. Well worth it if you want a great trigger.

My return spring was binding in the hole. It took polishing that to lighten up the pull.

Thanks for the tip

We don't sell complete trigger groups at this point, although we may in the future. Keep an eye on our website and Facebook; we'll announce it there when we do.

Thank you!

👍 thanks !

Thanks for sharing

EXCELLENT

Thanks 👍👍👍

I'm having this problem with my trigger group and I have sanded it then tried it about 6 times but it still won't reset. Should I just keep going ? I don't wanna but any new parts.

Top Secret, do you sell the polished parts on an exchange basis or sell kits?

thanks for the vedio

What tier is this? Nice work

What is the weight of the shutter at the ruger?

Great video! If you "Only" do the polish you did in the video how much difference does it make over all ?

I'm a amateur but I got a set of norton stones to finish.

Is there anything we can do to the factory hammer to help that deep notch with the shitty angle lawyer trigger?

i bought my ruger a couple months ago.....those contact points seem to be lightly polished already on mine....have you noticed the same with newer 10/22's?

How long of a turnaround we talking

Tempted to use my wife's nail buffer block.

instead of sandpaper, can you use a dremel to polish it instead? Thanks

I know this is 9 yrs old, but can anybody share a link where I can obtain individual trigger group parts?

I have a 10/22 that the trigger is hanging up on it doesn't want to fire.

a couple years ago I got my 10/22. when I went prairie dog hunting after each shot the trigger would not reset and I had to push it forward myself. I shot it 50 rounds to see if it would get better. no. lucky I had my favorite browning SA22 and used it that day. I was near a small town hardware store and got a 3 dollar fine grit carborundum stone. took the thing apart and just knocked the burs and roughness off a little bit being careful not to make a mess of it. its been fine ever after. when I ran into the Ruger representative I told him how unhappy I was with the poor job they did and how angry some customer wold have been if they could not fix this themselves easily, spoiling their hunt and requiring sending the gun back to Ruger. my gun has the new style shiny hammer. the 10/22 will never be the great gun the Browning SA22 is but for the price and with a little work its a good gun.

can i just order a trigger from youguys?

Hi, I am enjoying you video from 10 years ago. Hopefully you're still around to point me in the right direction. About 20 years ago when I had a lot of time on my hands I modified my 1022 recently I just got to go out with a friend to shoot it after almost the same amount of time and he made a comment of how lite the trigger pole was. I have since purchased a lineman electronic trigger pull gauge. It reads out at 2.12 to 2.15 Lbs. My wife and I have always talked about that we create our own problems, if I try to lighten the trigger pull anymore. Do you think that's advisable and I've only polished two surfaces, or said ground down it's kind of hard to remember what I did 20 years ago maybe more like 24 I've completely dissembled the rifle. All but the spring for the safety. She's dirty. Also, do you have any recommended cleaning solution to remove the carbon? Thank you

I (over)worked my hammer and sear. Got a terrifically nice, light pull... but when the safety is engaged and I pull the trigger there's a tiny click then when I take it off safe, the hammer falls. What's the fix for this? I obviously need to redo some angles to get more hammer/sear surface engagement, right? Can you do a vid on the angles needed to get things right?

How many thousands of an inch (.000) can be removed from the back of the sear and remain within spec?

Just wish that when people know they have bad lighting they addressed that fix first.

well maybe the new bx trigger will alleviate this prob.

I was disappointed. I finally decided to sent my trigger to them but they stopped performing the trigger jobs a month and a half ago

would normal wear and tear smooth these issues over time?

A dermal tool haven't heard of one of those, got a dremel myself.

So order s dosconnector from you and then see what you do to it and make it common knowledge for the good of the gun community?! Yes yes I will

you think some one making a video of his hands with 142,000 views would have washed them first lol