Timney Triggers Replacement Trigger for the Ruger M77® - Tang Safety Black 3lb Pull

Timney Triggers Replacement Trigger for the Ruger M77® - Tang Safety Black 3lb Pull

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M251S

$192.99

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Timney Triggers Replacement Trigger for the Ruger M77® - Tang Safety Black 3lb PullTimney Ruger M77 trigger replacement is the market leader for Ruger replacement triggers Factory calibrated ready to shoot or fully adjustable for sear engagement (creep) and pull weight Trigger allows you to become more accurate with your rifle No gunsmith needed, easy to install Adjustable for custom feel Compatible with Ruger Mark 1 (Tang Safety)

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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025