Timney Triggers

Timney Triggers Ruger American Centerfire Trigger

The Timney Triggers Ruger American Centerfire Trigger is a precision-crafted drop-in replacement trigger providing improved accuracy and control featuring a fully adjustable creep and trigger pull from 1.5 lbs - 4 lbs.

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Why we like this product

Factory Calibrated ready to shoot or fully adjustable creep and pull weight
No gunsmith is needed as this trigger is easy to install
Trigger will not move while on safe

The Timney Triggers Ruger American Centerfire Trigger is a precision-crafted drop-in trigger replacement for improved accuracy and control. Fully adjustable for creep and trigger pull from 1.5 lbs - 4 lbs, this trigger is designed to optimize your shooting experience. Engineered and manufactured in the USA, and backed by a lifetime warranty for peace of mind.

Ruger recently updated the housing on their factory trigger and Timney Triggers is currently working on a long-term solution to this update. Until this is resolved Timney Triggers have come up with a quick fix you can do at home.

The "nub" on the bolt lock pin on the original trigger can be shaved off through the use of a Dremel, file, or similar tool.
Simply use the Dremel, file, or similar tool to carefully shave off the excess material on the bolt lock pin until it can easily fit into the housing.

Note: Please be aware, you are modifying a part of your rifle, exercise extreme caution while performing this job.

To adjust pull weight:
Turning the screw counterclockwise will reduce the pull weight. Using a 5/64 hex wrench you will back out the screw and the pull weight drops. One turn equals roughly 1lb. of pull weight.

To adjust Sear Engagement (Creep):
Turning the screw counterclockwise will increase the sear engagement. Using a .050 hex wrench and a 3/16 wrench to loosen the nut you will turn the screw counterclockwise to increase the sear engagement. This will cause the trigger to creep or move before firing. Each trigger is hand tested on an action. Timney does not recommend adjusting the sear engagement.