Ruger 10/22 competiton match hammer & sear kit Help please

[3006softpoint]

Looking to reduce the trigger from 6 pounds to 3 or so....I want action to work correctly... Has anyone used item # ik224318 (cabelas #) I am willing to listen to any other way to reduce trigger! Would like to stay in the $50 to    s7_224318_999_01                   $100 range..... Also I would like to use the original trigger housing...Am able to do the work myself....Am willing to use any supplier and there part # would be handy.....This will be a winter project so its time to order parts....... Thanks Dale

[Omaha-BeenGlockin]

All I did with my 2 10/22's was replace the factory hammers with VQ hammers and NOTHING else---you'll need the hammer bushings if which kit you get doesn't include them AND you have a newer rifle-----------the older rifles have the bushings and you just reuse them.
My older rifle breaks at 3.5lbs and the newer one is at 3lbs.

[GLShooter]

All I did with my 2 10/22's was replace the factory hammers with VQ hammers and NOTHING else---you'll need the hammer bushings if which kit you get doesn't include them AND you have a newer rifle-----------the older rifles have the bushings and you just reuse them.
My older rifle breaks at 3.5lbs and the newer one is at 3lbs.

I did the hammer only from Volquartsen on three 10-22's I built up. The results were very satisfying and the price was right. I also reworked the bolt release so I could just pull the bolt back and drop it instead of using the push up lever in the the trigger guard. That took about 5 minutes with a Dremel but it is something that I think all 10-22's should have done.
 
Greg

[BlkHawk73]

  Have built up a bunch of 10/22 thus far - 16 currently,  with at least 8 more to go.    Have tried stuff from the low budget simple hammer change to full assembly replacements (Volquartsen & Jard - Kidd pending)     With all that behind me, I can say that in my opinion, for most folks just wanting a simple quick trigger improvement use the Volquartsen hammer and shims.  Don't bother with their trigger plunger spring or hammer spring, both un-neccesary.  Just use the hammer. 
  I've found the PC hammer has given a bit smoother feel but also a very slight heavier feel.  The Volquartsen seems to give a lighter and more crisp feel.  Certainly not a fan overall of Volquartsen's stuff but they have gotten it right on the hammer.  $35 or so, 10 minutes and you're all set.

[Bugflipper]

I've been buying from these guys lately because they have decent prices and free shipping. http://gunkings.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=448&zenid=46o0gkiahk3841r24b724fuj81



A video on how to swap the hammer out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYNCPHvIM64


An exploded view of a 10-22. http://rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=11017