holy cow. That was an awesome video period I can't wait to try this again tomorrow. I've got my trigger assembly all torn apart and can't figure out how to put it back together. This excellent detailed video is going to be very helpful and saving me a few dollars and having a gunsmith put it back together for me. Awesome awesome video thank you
@@myrossirifle Thanks brother! Couldn't figure out why my slide was not moving back all the way. Figured that out but couldn't figure out why my magazines would not fit. I had the ejector a backwards and the spring was not underneath the pin. Thank you!
The most amazingly useful video ever!!! I never would have successfully reassembled my ruger 10/22 trigger from the diagram and manual. This was a wonderful video. Thank you so much for doing this!
Huge 10/22 guy and I remember taking the trigger assembly apart and forgetting where I put the firing pin. Now I know a lot more about taking it apart.
Thank you for showing in such detail. No ofense to anybody but this particular video took me trough the process, very well explained and articulated. Thanks!
I came across a great deal on a 10/22 from a friend that was moving to Florida in the USA. He gave me the rifle for just helping him sort all his stuff and load a little up in a trailer. I was horribly dirty and was not ejecting or loading right. After the cleanup I was assembling the trigger assembly and noticed My Ejector was jammed in and not loose. So i'll have to do a little filing to get it loose in there. Thanks for the video, it was a lot of help.
Thank you for this video. The Trigger Group can easily fall completely apart when you remove it from the gun for basic cleaning, because the pins are fairly loose. Without this and another video I found online, I would've been screwed. (Even if just one pin falls out, you can lose the spring pressure on the bolt stop/release.) I'm now much more comfortable with my trigger group assembly. And feel satisfied/proud at being able to put the gun back together, instead of angry/frustrated. Note that an inadvertently rotated safety can make reassembly impossible by preventing the hammer from moving freely. If this occurs, just push the safety to the off/firing position, and rotate the safety with pliers until the flat gap is facing up, so the sear can push all the way down. Discussed further in my other post.
You put this up four years ago and it’s still helping people today. Thank you very much for the information. I needed it badly and with your video, I got it together and working!
Excellent video. By 9:30 PM I was ready to trash all the parts. Your video denied the trash can it's feeding. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on TH-cam with the 10/22 universe. Cheers.
thank you!! i was so frustrated today trying to put it together. i wasn’t even trying to disassemble everything completely, everything just started to fall out when i took the bolt out for cleaning. this video saved me and made me realize it’s easier than i thought!
Eight years later, and I found this video to be the best, most informative tutorial on You Tube. The camera work and angles, to include the lighting, were excellent. I have been struggling with reassembling my 10/22's trigger group, and had almost decided to take it to a gunsmith. Thank you so much for the tutorial and the calmness-in-your-voice presentation. Cheers!
Some of those pins falling out on their own can be very frustrating. I wasn't expecting that when I first cleaned my rifle and a few of the other parts parts then fell out as well. 😡 I got it back together though. Thanks for the helpful video.
PPS: A little black electrical tape on the sides will keep the slide pins in place next time you remove the trigger group to clean the chamber. And is basically invisible against the black metal.
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 plunge click when it's back in the proper position.) This will then allow you to replace the hammer and insert the hammer spring.
Thanks! I was cleaning my rifle and the trigger assembly fell apart. I don't think I would have gotten it back together with out your help. Great video!
Wow I couldn’t figure out what I had done wrong until watching your video. 7 years later and still helping people out. I had installed the ejector totally wrong, don’t understand how I even got it back together the way it was. Thanks brother, working good again.
Excellent, Excellent, Excellent!!! Wish I could do more than a like! Very understandable and at the right pace. Thank you so much for taking the time to create this video. Funny how those pins like to keep falling off.
Wow man can't thank you enough....got drunk a month ago and disassembled everything, next day had no idea how to reassemble and every piece went into plastic bags. Long story short, a month later, after multiple shitty videos, I followed yours and was able to put it back together. Thanks.
Helped me put my trigger group back together after two pins fell out during reassembly on a new 10-22. You went slowly and videos was excellent showing the parts. Bravo!
Best video that I've seen. Thank you for actually taking the time to center the trigger pack and actually showing what you're doing. Those extra narrative tips really helped. Again, thank you.
Thank you for making this video. Not sure if you’re still active but I really appreciate the help from this video. I watched 3 before coming to this one and thus is by far the best one
Hey man, Thanks a bunch! This helped me out a lot. Took out my .22 to clean the trigger assembly popped apart on me. Was great to be able to rebuild it! Very helpful video.
Thank you ! You're a lifesaver. Was cleaning my 10/22 when the pins fell out of the trigger assembly,I'd have no idea how to re-assemble if it wasn't for your video. Thanks again!
If Ruger had continued to make the trigger group housing out of metal machined properly to tolerance rather than cheap-assed plastic then your pins would not have kept falling out and the process would have been easier. SHAME on Ruger for cheapening the 10-22 so much!
Thanks for taking the time to simply and clearly explain this... i struggled with the reassembly quite a bit, and this video solved all my issues. Thanks man!
I cannot for the life of me get the hammer installed correctly. I cannot get the pin in unless the hammer falls all the way forward, or all the way backwards. When that happens, the pin goes in easily, but the hammer will not move. Anyone have a suggestion? Maybe I am doing the trigger wrong?
I just bought one today. I took the stock off to adjust the rear sight. Just by turning the firearm over, the pins basically fell out. No tension whatsoever. Then the trigger group started falling apart. I have it all back together except, there is a BIG pin that I have no clue where it goes.
Anyone disassembling the Ruger 10/22 trigger group should do a sear polish while at it to improve on the terrible trigger these rifles usually come with.
Thompson TCM 22 . Purchased it today and like a noob I took the wrong two pins out and ended up knocking all the pieces out of the trigger thank the Lord for you you just help me get my trigger back together again thank you so much for your time
Thank you very much ! It's been a looong time since my last 10/22. Now that I have a new one this is the type of video that I appreciate. Great refresher for me. Once again, thank you very much. Now back to wrapping Christmas presents 🥳🎅. th-cam.com/users/sgaming/emoji/7ff574f2/emoji_u1f973.png
Excellent. I took my rifle apart to clean it and was left with a bunch of parts. Your video is excellent. Thanks for helping me get my Ruger back into one piece!
I hate to say it but those springs were in the wrong places. The spring behind the trigger and the spring that is between the two parts on the trigger. I was following this and the whole time i was getting pissed when it wasnt working. I went to another video and realized you did it wrong. Other then that this video was really helpful
Hi,not sure what's going wrong but the springs are definitely right as the trigger return spring physically does not fit the other way around ! Rifle shoots perfectly = right way around, there are after market springs which may look slightly different than originals, any way hope your rifle is ok now, cheers.
I disassembled my daughters 10/22 carbine and took the trigger guard assembly out. I took the bolt assembly out to clean it. Putting things back together, pins fell out and I was left with a bunch of parts. Thank God for this video!
holy cow. That was an awesome video period I can't wait to try this again tomorrow. I've got my trigger assembly all torn apart and can't figure out how to put it back together. This excellent detailed video is going to be very helpful and saving me a few dollars and having a gunsmith put it back together for me. Awesome awesome video thank you
Cheers for that, glad it helps.
Very helpful thank you very much!
@@myrossirifle Thanks brother! Couldn't figure out why my slide was not moving back all the way. Figured that out but couldn't figure out why my magazines would not fit. I had the ejector a backwards and the spring was not underneath the pin. Thank you!
@@RepublicFREEman welcome, cheers.
It’s impossible to express just how superior this tutorial is compared to others on youtube.
Clear, concise, and thorough! Can’t thank you enough..
Nice one, thanks for that ,cheers.
thank you for not having a massive drawn out intro, very easy to follow
This video was more precise than nearly all others! Thank you. You helped me a lot!
Simple, straight forward, no beating around the bush. Best trigger video on TH-cam so far. Thanl you!
+abousidi75 Thats great,glad you like it and thanks for looking in,cheers.
The most amazingly useful video ever!!! I never would have successfully reassembled my ruger 10/22 trigger from the diagram and manual. This was a wonderful video. Thank you so much for doing this!
Your welcome,thanks for the great comment, glad it helped, cheers
Huge 10/22 guy and I remember taking the trigger assembly apart and forgetting where I put the firing pin. Now I know a lot more about taking it apart.
Thank you for showing in such detail. No ofense to anybody but this particular video took me trough the process, very well explained and articulated. Thanks!
Thanks for that Jerry,glad it helped, cheers.
I came across a great deal on a 10/22 from a friend that was moving to Florida in the USA. He gave me the rifle for just helping him sort all his stuff and load a little up in a trailer. I was horribly dirty and was not ejecting or loading right. After the cleanup I was assembling the trigger assembly and noticed My Ejector was jammed in and not loose. So i'll have to do a little filing to get it loose in there. Thanks for the video, it was a lot of help.
Thank you for this video. The Trigger Group can easily fall completely apart when you remove it from the gun for basic cleaning, because the pins are fairly loose. Without this and another video I found online, I would've been screwed. (Even if just one pin falls out, you can lose the spring pressure on the bolt stop/release.) I'm now much more comfortable with my trigger group assembly. And feel satisfied/proud at being able to put the gun back together, instead of angry/frustrated.
Note that an inadvertently rotated safety can make reassembly impossible by preventing the hammer from moving freely. If this occurs, just push the safety to the off/firing position, and rotate the safety with pliers until the flat gap is facing up, so the sear can push all the way down. Discussed further in my other post.
Thanks for that, cheers.
You put this up four years ago and it’s still helping people today. Thank you very much for the information. I needed it badly and with your video, I got it together and working!
Thanks for that, cheers.
Helped me today, and this was 2 years after your comment
@@theluckyman1782 Help me today in 2024. Time to go do some hunting after years of putting this rifle to neglect.
*Thank You, you've saved me and I can't imagine how many others a ton of time and effort! Cheers* 🍻🍻
Excellent video. By 9:30 PM I was ready to trash all the parts. Your video denied the trash can it's feeding. Thanks for sharing your knowledge on TH-cam with the 10/22 universe. Cheers.
Ha Ha,thanks for that, glad it kept the bin hungry, cheers.
Mike Tapper mine too. Had a pile of parts on my work bench. Now I have a trigger assembly and feel confident to clean and break down in the future.
thank you!! i was so frustrated today trying to put it together. i wasn’t even trying to disassemble everything completely, everything just started to fall out when i took the bolt out for cleaning. this video saved me and made me realize it’s easier than i thought!
The only video I found that actually paid attention to the details and showed all the right angles. But didn't waste time. Thanks a bunch!
Cheers.
Outstanding job! Excellent tutorial
Nicely paced and well done video. Thanks for getting mine back together.
welcome, cheers.
Eight years later, and I found this video to be the best, most informative tutorial on You Tube. The camera work and angles, to include the lighting, were excellent. I have been struggling with reassembling my 10/22's trigger group, and had almost decided to take it to a gunsmith. Thank you so much for the tutorial and the calmness-in-your-voice presentation. Cheers!
@RobnPhx1 cheers,your welcome.
Some of those pins falling out on their own can be very frustrating. I wasn't expecting that when I first cleaned my rifle and a few of the other parts parts then fell out as well. 😡 I got it back together though. Thanks for the helpful video.
If you cut a short section of Q-tip, it is the perfect diameter for a “slave pin” to re-assemble the trigger. 👍
Why aren’t all “how to” videos this freakin’ awesome?
Thanks.
PPS: A little black electrical tape on the sides will keep the slide pins in place next time you remove the trigger group to clean the chamber. And is basically invisible against the black metal.
Perfect. No BS, all info, good quality and competent instruction. So nice to find videos like this. Thank you!
Glad you like it ,cheers.
Just disassemble my trigger assly and used this video to reassemble it was easy to do great video
Excellent - wizard! Your patience is amazing. Thank you!
Your welcome, cheers.
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 plunge click when it's back in the proper position.) This will then allow you to replace the hammer and insert the hammer spring.
After two days of attempting to solve this problem we found your comment. Thanks. It worked.
Well done! Clearly explained and simple to follow.
Thanks.
Thank you for this video, it helped me clean my stepdad's old gun
Great video, simple and straightforward!
+Glock Guru Thanks for that,cheers.
Swell done! Thank you. Damn little pins not wanting to stay in place!!!
Great, helpful video. Thank you, thumbs up!!
I accidentally pulled my Ruger apart watching another TH-cam video on how to replace certain parts. This tutorial saved me!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!
your welcome ,glad it helped,cheers.
Thanks! I was cleaning my rifle and the trigger assembly fell apart. I don't think I would have gotten it back together with out your help. Great video!
Yep,that trigger assembly falls apart real easy :} glad you got it back together, cheers.
Great video! Good job on the detail. Put my trigger group back together quick and easy!
thanks for the video helped me put it back together
What works great as a slave pen for the sear is a piece of q-tip.
This saved me from a rage attack
Wow I couldn’t figure out what I had done wrong until watching your video. 7 years later and still helping people out. I had installed the ejector totally wrong, don’t understand how I even got it back together the way it was. Thanks brother, working good again.
wow---7 years ago ,glad it helped, cheers.
Excellent! Appreciate the instrucion!
Excellent, Excellent, Excellent!!! Wish I could do more than a like! Very understandable and at the right pace. Thank you so much for taking the time to create this video. Funny how those pins like to keep falling off.
Thanks for that, yep a bit of tape helps to keep them in, cheers.
Thank you so much for the methodical video with superb visuals and explanations. You're the man.
Ha Ha, thanks for that, glad it helped, cheers.
Wow man can't thank you enough....got drunk a month ago and disassembled everything, next day had no idea how to reassemble and every piece went into plastic bags. Long story short, a month later, after multiple shitty videos, I followed yours and was able to put it back together. Thanks.
Glad you got it back together, cheers.
Helped me put my trigger group back together after two pins fell out during reassembly on a new 10-22. You went slowly and videos was excellent showing the parts. Bravo!
Thats great, glad it helped , cheers.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Followed along and got it back together again!
Thats great,cheers.
Same
Excellent video. I thank you for showing me how to get my trigger group back together. You have saved me many dollars I would have paid to a gunsmith,
Thanks, glad you got it back together.
Thank you! A perfect tutorial.
Best video that I've seen. Thank you for actually taking the time to center the trigger pack and actually showing what you're doing. Those extra narrative tips really helped. Again, thank you.
your welcome, cheers.
Great video!!! Thank you very much!!!🤝👍🏼👍🏼
welcome.
Your video helped me put my trigger back together. I was impressed with your simple clear instructions. Thanks for sharing!
your welcome, cheers.
OMG, thank you.
You made this very straightforward. I owe you a beer!
Thanks-----------ill have a pint of whiskey, cheers :}
Great video. No unnecessary blah blah blah. Life saver.
Thanks.
Dude.... This video was a God Send....Thanks a Million..!!!!!!
Thanks.
Thank you for making this video. Not sure if you’re still active but I really appreciate the help from this video. I watched 3 before coming to this one and thus is by far the best one
welcome, cheers.
@@myrossirifle cheers from America 🍻
Life saver thanks !😅
Just want to say really good job on the video and thank you very much!
welcome,cheers.
Thank you so much!!
Vary helpful thank you
Thank you very much for this video. I searched through half a dozen before finding yours. Very helpful!
Thanks for that, glad it helped, cheers.
Thank you so much mate. What a great detailed video!!
Thanks for that, glad it helped, cheers.
Excellent video. Good lighting, easy to follow. Thank you!
Thanks for that and the sub too, cheers.
Perfect instructions and video. Thanks.
Hey man, Thanks a bunch! This helped me out a lot. Took out my .22 to clean the trigger assembly popped apart on me. Was great to be able to rebuild it! Very helpful video.
Awesome tutorial. Thank you
Thanks.
Thank you ! You're a lifesaver. Was cleaning my 10/22 when the pins fell out of the trigger assembly,I'd have no idea how to re-assemble if it wasn't for your video. Thanks again!
Ahh those pins :} thanks for the comment , cheers.
Thanks
Great instructions. Thanks.
welcome.
Excellent video. Perfectly clear. Thanks for sharing.
Good video. I unintentionally ended up with the trigger group falling apart. I felt helpless until I watched this video.
Thank you, you saved my ass!
Just pause and play...and you'll get your trigger assembly back together...good vid...pretty simple instructions
Holy crap, what a hassle that was. Thank you so very much, I was about to give up and take it to a gun smith. I did it, thanks again for your help.
Thank you so much for the video helped me out greatly! Thanks!
+Dan Laufman Thats great,glad it helped,cheers.
+My Rossi Rifle For some reason when i put the hammer in it doesnt move forwards when i pull the trigger
+Anne Alexander Hi,is the safety on ? cheers.
+Anne Alexander Or maybe the main spring is not in properly ?Is there tension when you pull back on the hammer?
Thank you thank you thank you save me from buying a new trigger group. Probably still will in the future anyway, I always love an upgrade.
Thanks for this video. It was clear and concise and helped me put my trigger assembly back together.
If Ruger had continued to make the trigger group housing out of metal machined properly to tolerance rather than cheap-assed plastic then your pins would not have kept falling out and the process would have been easier. SHAME on Ruger for cheapening the 10-22 so much!
Thanks for taking the time to simply and clearly explain this... i struggled with the reassembly quite a bit, and this video solved all my issues. Thanks man!
your welcome, glad it helped, cheers.
Good effort. Things fell out old man sure. But after watching a few times everything I needed was there. Good bloody job.
I cannot for the life of me get the hammer installed correctly. I cannot get the pin in unless the hammer falls all the way forward, or all the way backwards. When that happens, the pin goes in easily, but the hammer will not move. Anyone have a suggestion? Maybe I am doing the trigger wrong?
Thanks! Best video I have seen. I liked the trigger assembly. Those that need a pin to install must be working it to hard. Well done!
+BlackHillsDave Thanks for that,cheers.
I just bought one today. I took the stock off to adjust the rear sight. Just by turning the firearm over, the pins basically fell out. No tension whatsoever. Then the trigger group started falling apart. I have it all back together except, there is a BIG pin that I have no clue where it goes.
Anyone disassembling the Ruger 10/22 trigger group should do a sear polish while at it to improve on the terrible trigger these rifles usually come with.
Good video. Saved the day for me. Accedently took out the wrong pin and had to completely dissemble and reasemble.
Thank goodness for your video.
Very informative.
Got me out of the do do. 💩.
Thompson TCM 22 .
Purchased it today and like a noob I took the wrong two pins out and ended up knocking all the pieces out of the trigger thank the Lord for you you just help me get my trigger back together again thank you so much for your time
Thank you very much !
It's been a looong time since my last 10/22. Now that I have a new one this is the type of video that I appreciate. Great refresher for me.
Once again, thank you very much. Now back to wrapping Christmas presents 🥳🎅.
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Thanks for that and Merry Xmas.
Awesome man, saved my day
Thanks.
thank you sir! !, you saved me from alot of trouble. thanks : )
Your welcome,thanks for looking in,cheers.
You're a lifesaver, buddy! Thank you so much. God bless.
Perfect! Had to install an auto bolt release for a friend. Works great. Thanks.
Any tips on getting the spring back on the hammer my clip/washer at the end came free
Great video! I found that putting some tape on one side helps keep those pins in.
You're a hero!
Not quite! But thanks anyway :)
Superb!
cheers
Excellent. I took my rifle apart to clean it and was left with a bunch of parts. Your video is excellent. Thanks for helping me get my Ruger back into one piece!
Brilliant video mate. Thanks for taking the time!
Life saver, thank you!
glad it helped, cheers.
Can you freakin put it into the bloody stock mate??
Very well done how easily you explained this
I hate to say it but those springs were in the wrong places. The spring behind the trigger and the spring that is between the two parts on the trigger. I was following this and the whole time i was getting pissed when it wasnt working. I went to another video and realized you did it wrong. Other then that this video was really helpful
Hi,not sure what's going wrong but the springs are definitely right as the trigger return spring physically does not fit the other way around ! Rifle shoots perfectly = right way around, there are after market springs which may look slightly different than originals, any way hope your rifle is ok now, cheers.
Thanks..👍 very well . So clear
I disassembled my daughters 10/22 carbine and took the trigger guard assembly out. I took the bolt assembly out to clean it. Putting things back together, pins fell out and I was left with a bunch of parts. Thank God for this video!
Thanks for that, glad it helped, cheers.