Ruger BX Trigger

Ruger BX Trigger Group

The Ruger BX Trigger is a complete trigger group assembly for the Ruger 10/22, the rimfire semi-auto rifle that many shooters own and modify. It replaces the factory trigger unit as one assembly, so you swap the whole group instead of fitting individual springs and pins. Ruger marks it for use in all 10/22 rifles, which makes it a common upgrade for owners who want a better trigger from the rifle's own maker.

Features

• Made By Ruger — This is a factory Ruger part, carrying the Ruger name and eagle logo on the housing.
• Fits All Ruger 10/22 Rifles — The housing is molded with "For All Ruger 10/22 Rifles", Ruger's own statement of compatibility across the 10/22 line.
• Complete Trigger Group — The assembly arrives built up with trigger, hammer and housing together, so it replaces the factory group as a single unit.
• Crossbolt Safety Button — A push-through safety button sits in the housing behind the trigger, in the same position 10/22 owners are used to.
• Bolt Release Lever — The lever at the front of the housing is the 10/22's bolt release, used to lock the bolt open or let it close.
• Curved Trigger Blade — A black curved trigger sits inside the integral trigger guard of the housing.
• Removable Hammer Block — The grey cover over the top of the assembly is a hammer block that protects the hammer if the trigger is dry fired outside the rifle.
• Dry Fire Warning Molded In — Ruger molds the instruction directly onto the hammer block: do not dry fire unless the block is fitted or the trigger is installed in a 10/22.

Fit And Installation

The BX Trigger takes the place of the 10/22's original trigger group in the receiver, using the same layout of safety, bolt release and trigger guard. Keep the grey hammer block on while handling the assembly out of the rifle, and remove it only when you install the group. Dry firing, which means pulling the trigger with no cartridge chambered, should only be done with the block in place or with the trigger installed in a 10/22. Ruger publishes full instructions at ruger.com/bx-trigger, as printed on the hammer block.