Ruger 10/22 Trigger Group Assembly Disassembly
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- Disassemble and re-assemble a Ruger 10/22 trigger group including the trigger, disconnector, sear, bolt stop, and magazine release.. Close up HD. Picture of an auto bolt release made from the factory bolt release.
This is the second version of this video. I updated it with better, and more correct, instructions for the bolt catch installation.
Contents:
Disassembly........0:28
Auto Bolt Release.......1:17
Trigger/Sear Function.....2:30
Assembly Trigger/Sear...3:06
Assembly Hammer, Mag. Release, Bolt Catch...5:34 - Спорт
I took mine apart 26 years ago and didn't have the Internet. This is so much easier now I want to put it back together thanks
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Safety and Trigger stopped working, Realized after watching this video that the Safety Switch had rotated 180 degrees. Thanks for sharing the knowledge
Man....I cannot even begin to say THANK YOU enough for the VERY EASY TO FOLLOW....STEP BY STEP instructions on how to easily reassemble my 10/22 trigger group after installing my new set of Wolff springs because there was absolutely NO instructions whatsoever included in the spring kit I ordered for my new Ruger 10/22 target rifle. Not to mention my ol' lady told me there was NO WAY I would have it all be together and ready to shoot tomorrow so I guess I will be serving her up some "CROW PIE" for breakfast!!! LMAO!! Thanks again and I cannot wait to see just how much the new spring set improved my trigger tomorrow. I cannot wait to check out any of your other vids now. KEEP UP THE AWESOME WORK AND TANKS AGAIN!!!
You are a life saver! Taking all kids, family and friends out tomorrow morning, and thought I’d give it a quick clean! The whole assembly pins just kept coming apart! Argh!!!! Excellent instructions and thank you so much!
This is one of the most professional instruction lessons I've seen. You've rehearsed your work and didn't have to make excuses of poor (fill in the blank) like many of the other tubers. You also kept the view clear so there were no hidden places that we would have to look elsewhere for the mysterious "just like that, but your hands were in the way so that didn't help"... I hope other posters who are trying to help the rest of us take note of your excellent work, thanks!
I'd never take apart my trigger assembly, if it hadn't been for (as I noticed afterwards) a rotated safety. So I took it apart with your video, understood how it all worked and what must be wrong, and now it's all fine AND I know how to do this. Thanks a lot, your video has been very helpful!
Thank you! The hammer on my rifle was stuck and this was a lifesaver for taking apart the trigger group and getting it back together.
I fixed the safety on my ruger, couldn't have done it without this video
Thank God for UA-cam! I need to strip my trigger assembly for a thorough cleaning. After this, I'm no longer scared to do so!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I had no Idea how much I'd struggle trying to get the trigger assembly back together when I took it a part! You are the man!
you saved me, disassembled by ruger trigger, couldn't get it back together, this got it fixed. GREAT video tutorial!
fantastic. I did a dis-assembly two years ago. Then got stuck. Watched your video and had everything back together in 30 minutes. You didn't miss a step. Great help. Thank you.
Thanks for using the white background it really helped me see the operation more clearly
thank you my grandson got a new 10-22 for Christmas cleaned mine a hundred times ,some how while cleaning his the safety spun had to take the trigger assembly apart ,spin the safety around and put it back together .did it with the help of this great video. I owe you one thank you
As old as this video is, it is a tremendous help. Thank you
Awesome job documenting the disassembly and assembly processes. The slave pin idea was brilliant. Well done.
You’re a lifesaver brother!!! I finally got it all done after 2 hrs 🤣
L . O . R I know your pain , little pin came off while cleaning and you know the rest .
diego f Haha man. Looking back at this. I’m actually impress with myself. I for sure thought I was going to mess up my gun. I actually just ordered a barrel and a bolt too! I was watching a hogue stock video before you comment on here. 😂
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Very good instructions, to the point, and without unnecessary self promotion
Slave pin suggestion worked like a dream! Put the fire control group together on my 10/22 in 15 minutes. Great video, thanks.
Well done on this video. It was an added bonus when you told us how to do the auto release. Thanks!
So, total noob here, was trying to clean a brand new collector 10/22, and went too far with the tear down. In my.classic style, I kept trying to fix it, and pins kept sliding out until I eventually had every single trigger piece off. Your video saved my ass!! Went outside and shot a round at midnight I was so excited. The neighbors did not appreciate me, but I appreciate you sharing. Thank you!!
If you don't have the slave pin a q-tip shaft works just as well thanks for the video
I also figured this out. Great hack because it's easy to cut to size.
I used that trick, thanks.
Wow thank you. The real tips are always in the comments
Hey I totally forgot to reply to this. Your suggestion that there could be still enough material left turned out to be correct. I went back and widened the hole, and now it works. Saved me the money to buy the auto bolt release. Thanks for your help.
I was cleaning my Ruger for the first time and unknowingly while pulling the trigger assembly from the upper receiver tipped it on the side knocking all the pins holding every thing together. I cant explain how happy i am about this video. I was so frustrated and you literally saved me so much heart ache. That pro tip about the bolt catch release spring needing to be bent behind the pin in order to function properly was the step i was missing. My bolt would lock to the rear but because the bolt release was not under proper spring tension it would not release. I just about given up but you came and saved the day. Thank you for this video it is the best on youtube.
You saved my range evening, had to completely disassemble my brand new ruger as the safety bar rotated 180 degrees during fueld strip. Big big thumbs up!!!
The safety was getting very difficult to operate & I needed to disassemble the trigger assembly to get at it. This video is great. It allowed me to get at the safety to clean & lubricate it. Works great now. Thanks for posting this video.
I was cleaning the trigger assembly and wasn't paying attention.2 of the retainer pins dropped out on their own and was left with most of the parts laying on the bench.This made putting it back together a piece of cake.Great job with the video.Nice and up close where you can actually see what to do.Thanks again!!
Very useful video. The bolt pin in my 10/22 was plastic and somehow broke. A piece fell down into the trigger mechanism and prevented trigger movement. This video enabled me to find the problem and replace the bolt pin using a piece of 1/4" metal rod. You saved me time and $$$. Thanks!!!
This video saved me from nearly losing my shit. Took apart and parts just started flying everywhere. Instant panic attack. Your video had me back in running in 30 mins
This should be required viewing for any 10/22 owner.
Thanks for taking the time to upload this.
If it wasn't for this awesome tutorial video I would thrown my trigger assembly away yesterday because I was having problems with the orientation of the parts. Thank you
Thank you so much for this video. I somehow managed to rotate my safety button when putting the 10/22 in a archangel stock. This helped me to get everything back to working functional. Thanks again.
This was awesome , would not have got it back together without this - thx
Took apart and cleaned up a 43 year old 10/22.Thank you for making reassembly very easy.
I know this is an old video, but it's been a WHILE since I had to disassemble my 10/22 trigger group. Thanks for this video...and just as a tip to anyone looking for something else to use as a slave pin for the trigger, I used a short piece of an old plastic ink pen tube. Cut to length, and was the perfect diameter for this. I'm sure there are other options, but this might help someone down the road.
Thank you for making the video.
From a first-time 10/22 owner who can't wait to start tearing this thing apart and making improvements.
Dave
you are the man!!! Ive owned this 10-22 for over 40 years, my kids and grandkids have all used it. It was returned to me in terrible condition and the firing pin would no longer go out. I decided to take it apart and the hammer spring fell below the hammer, I was forced to take it completely apart and was unable to get it back together. After watching your video it was a snap, had a good day today thank you 😊
UA-cam, like most things on the Web can be awesome and the worst. This is where I have honed my weapon repair skills and even building.
Best video out there regarding 10/22 trigger group disassembly & reassembly ! Thank you!
Best video I have seen on the 10/22 trigger disassembly/assembly by far. The demonstration on how some of the inner parts work over top of the housing was a great touch.
P.S.: You may find that your safety rotates when you disassemble the trigger mechanism. This makes it impossible to replace the hammer properly (because the safety is then permanently on, even if you push it off.). If this happens, simply take pliers (needle nose if possible), push the safety to the off/firing position. and use the pliers to rotate the safety back to where the flat cutout potion is facing up, allowing the sear to move all the way down. (You will hear the safety plunger click when it's back in the proper position.) This will then allow you to replace the hammer and insert the hammer spring.
Adding myself to the list of people thanking you, this was a crystal clear assembly video. I accidentally rotated my safety, and there's a sealed spring and pin below the safety requiring complete disassembly of the trigger mechanism to get to. Once I got down to it, it was just pressure from a paper clip on the pin to rotate the safety back in place I would have never gotten this back together without the video, thanks!
Great demo. Exactly what I needed, so that I can replace the disconnector spring
Thanks for making the bag of parts, springs and pins into something that I could easily understand and sort out. Your video is great and the step by step instructions and great camera angles made it possible for me to put together the jumble of part within about 15 minutes and get my Ruger back in action. Thanks again.
Your video was a big help. Last week I took my new Ruger 10 22 Takedown to the range and put about 180 rounds through it. When I got home I field stripped it for cleaning. I put the trigger group aside but a couple of pins fell out and several parts came out soon after. I had no clue as to how to put it back together. I found your video and with the help of that I was able to assemble the trigger group without any problems. Thank you very much!
I keep forgetting how to put the trigger assembly together and this is my go to video ❤
Totally saved the day dude....thanks a million...I used a precision cut tooth pick for the slave pin on the trigger/sear situation.
Amazing. I screwed up when cleaning and the trigger assembly came apart. You saved me a lot of bad words today!!!
Fantastic magic trick. Black to grey and back to black. Bought my first 1022 in 1979, don't know why it took me until one year ago to convert to an auto bolt-release.
Extremely helpful and clear. I've seen a few attempts to explain this procedure and this is the best so far. Thanks!
Love how you timestamped the individual sections up front.
Had an issue with the dog leg on the spring and this helped so much, can only imagine how many others you’ve helped in the 8 years
I took apart my trigger assembly and couldn't put it back together. I found your video to be the most helpful.
Thanks for that video. I’m a newbie to 10/22 and you made the assembling procedure a lot easier for me. 👍🏻
Excellent video, I was able to make easy work of my trigger group after touching up the sear and modding the bolt release. Thank you for the outstanding tutorial.
This video is a lifesaver. Had my 10/22 disassembled to clean after taking it to the range today and decided to look around the trigger assembly. Needless to say, I snapped the trigger when I shouldn't have, and with the pins always being so loose, the parts went flying. I figured it mostly out on my own, after about a half hour of tinkering, but I couldn't get the final two steps figured out. Owe you a lot for this.
Thank you! This was very well done. I have never taken apart any trigger assembly before and this video walked me through it. Very Nice!
Effin' A! For some reason, my safety pivoted out of the detent and I had to disassemble the whole group to get at it. Your video was the one I happened to find to get the sequence and all the giblets in there right. Thank you very much for posting. All fixed.
That's the exact same thing that happened to me. I have no idea how the safety pivoted, but this video made the process much easier!
Bless you, my safety plunger and spring fell out when I was putting the barrel back into the stock after cleaning. Before I knew it I had 9 parts sitting on a table and I was so mad that I had ruined my gun. Your video was a life saver
Putting the spring/bar in the hole was what hade me stumped. Great visuals. This vid helped me.
I've watched this video 5 times, im trying to remember it for when I get my 1022.
Thanks man.
watch at 1.75 speed. several times. increases photographic memory. faster frame rates work better for you cerebral cortex. increases 3d imprinting to memory.
Timeless info that is very well presented! Using the silver receiver makes the orientation of parts clearer too. As others have mentioned, you can make a short "slave" pin to hold the trigger and sear together out of a a Q tip or round toothpick. Well worth the effort.
For the slave pin on the trigger assembly I cut up a q-tip stem and it worked pretty good. Thanks for this video.
another thank you, to you, from somebody that couldn't get the damn thing back together.
One of the best tutorials on UA-cam by far,
i ordred a DIY triggejob kit and followed this tutorial when assembly/disassembly my trigger with new parts, did get everything in place with one try.
Thank you for doing this video.
Cheers!!
Instructions were very well-explained. Thanks
Thanks for this! I wasn't planning on taking the trigger group apart, just removing the whole group to switch barrels. But when I reassembled the rifle didn't function. After watching this and taking the trigger group apart I found that somehow the safety switch had rotated so the flat part was down instead of up, with the effect that it was basically on safe regardless of the switch position. turned it around, reassembled (which I'd have had *no* chance of doing without this video) and everything works again. If anybody reading this has the same problem, no need to remove the safety, or the seer and trigger for that matter...just get the hammer out, grab the safety with some needlenose pliers and rotate it to the right spot, then reassemble from there.
Anyway, thanks again, huge help!
Great video. I’m just getting into tinkering with the ones I have. Watching this makes me feel a lot more confident in taking it all the way apart. I recently did the “auto bolt release” and it was pretty simple. Thanks again for the great video
Thank you for posting, I popped my spring out cleaning and this definitely helped me put it back together
Excellent video Sir! Just looking through the comments it's obvious you know what you are doing and have helped a bunch of people. I haven't got the kit and tools yet but as soon as I do I will be watching this video over and over till I can do it in my sleep. Thanks again for posting!
Thank you for this, was able to disassemble and reassemble without too much difficulty, but it is very fiddly to do as you observed. Note for owners of newer 10/22 rifles - they do not have hammer bushings anymore so if you're missing them don't panic.
Thank you. I watched the Ruger vid on how to clean, the thing they didn't mention was that when you pull the trigger guard out, most likely several pins will fall out. Suddenly I was looking at parts that I didn't know how to put it back together. Your instructions were pretty spot on. Again, thanks!
Great video! Thanks for showing all the "ins and outs" not just the "right way"...
once again this video saved the day! last night i took apart my 10/22 and never took the trigger and sear out the last time i disassembled it.
The best assembly video. For the slave pin I used a q-tip and it worked perfectly.
Thanks for a great video, and thanks very much for including all the camera angles needed to verify how the springs went in!
Video very well done...saved my arse when I went too far breaking down my Ruger for cleaning. Thanks
In a word, OUTSTANDING! Thank you!
My first time in a trigger group, and your instructions were excellent! Thanks!
Saved me yesterday when the hammer spring popped out of my dads assembly. Thanks!
Ace video, filed out my bolt release...wow no more fidgeting, works like a charm....thanks!
Thank you. A thousand blessings to you and your progeny. This was so good i did not curse once while i followed the instructions.
Thank you for posting, I am very happy and surprised that I got it back together.
Thanks. Great video for us newbies. The HD quality and the slow pace really helps.
Easy to understand ... big help, thank you. Got in the hands of Gander employee and spawned a problem. Found out the hammer spring let loose and jammed next to it. Thanks again.
Thank you for this excellent, easy-to-follow video!! Keep making more of them!!
dude. thank you so much I was like I just broke my new rifle.
This guy helped me out so much....he is a COMPLETE LIFESAVER!!!!!!
Dude I can’t express my gratitude towards you man. I would’ve never gotten my shit back together if it wasn’t for THIS video 🙏🏻❤️😂
Thanks for the video, I was able to completely break down my 10/22 trigger group and clean it because of this video.
Thank you!! I was struggling until I watched your very clear video. Kudos to you, sir 👍
Thanks! My hammer got stuck when I was cleaning and this helped me fix it. Very excellent video!!
Great vid! I was lucky enough to NOT have trouble with the sear/spring assembly and pin install. I even modded my bolt catch to make it auto release. That was my biggest complaint about this thing. It’s a thousand times better now! Thanks for sharing!
Glad this video was here. I was cleaning my 10/22 earlier and the mag release pin decided to make a run for it. It popped out and all hell broke loose....or so I thought. lol
you saved my life. i was so frustrated putting it together without help!
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much, appreciate it!
Very clear video and good job of keeping fingers out of the way when demonstrating
Thank you very much. I was cleaning my gun and got a bit ambitious and couldn't get the trigger assembly back together. Thankyou for the video I thought I was going to have to make an embarrassing trip to my gun smith.
SUPERB video!!! Thank you so very much! I am a noob to 10/22 but do lots of other stuff so I was more adventurous than learned RE the trigger group on my new 10/22. So, flipping that little spring forward as you mentioned was the KEY to getting this thing back correctly- should've seen it, but I'm glad I found your vid. Thanks for the info about the slave pin too- that'll be helpful next time!
Vid was very well done. Congrats. Years ago I always had the same trouble and I started using a piece of a toothpick to
keep them together.
Joe Stackhouse That works. Any something easy to find, too.