Description

Product Description

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Description: Timney Ruger Precision Rimfire 2 Stage Trigger, Curved Trigger. This self-contained, 100% drop in Timney RPR rimfire trigger comes complete and ready to install in your Ruger Precision rifle. The trigger is compatible with all Ruger Precision Rifle models chambered in popular calibers such as .17 HMR, .22 LR & .22 WMR. The RPR trigger assembly offers an exceptionally crisp and smooth two-stage trigger pull and installs easily with no gunsmithing required. The assembly features a blue anodized aluminum housing, heat treated trigger and Teflon-nickel coated sear.

The pull weight is factory calibrated for a half-pound first stage and a one-pound second stage. The first stage is user adjustable from 8 ounces to 1 pound and the second stage is user adjustable from 8 ounces to 2 pounds.

The trigger housing is constructed of military-grade, 6061 T6 alloy that is CNC machined using state-of-the-art robotics and is anodized for superior durability.

The trigger is also CNC machined, heat treated and coated. The sear is wire EDM cut, heat treated to 58-60 Rockwell and Teflon-nickel coated for lubricity and dependable, long-lasting service life.

Features:

100% Drop-in Trigger
No gunsmithing, fitting or adjusting required
Curved Trigger Shoe
Housing: Military-Grade CNC Machined 6061 T6 Aluminum, Blue Anodized Finish
Trigger: CNC Machined and Heat Treated
Sear: Wire EDM Cut, Heat Treated to 58-60 Rockwell and Teflon-Nickel Coated

Manufacturer: Timney

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:

Brand: Timney
Caliber: .17 HMR,.22 LR,.22 WMR
Finish / Color: Blue,Black
Firearm Type: Rifle
Material: Aluminum
Models Fit: Ruger Precision Rifle

Specifications

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Brand: Timney
Caliber: .17 HMR,.22 LR,.22 WMR
Finish / Color: Blue,Black
Firearm Type: Rifle
Material: Aluminum
Models Fit: Ruger Precision Rifle

Customer Ratings & Reviews

•••••5Ratings Snapshot4.6out of 55 (3)4 (2)3 (0)2 (0)1 (0)Would recommend this product.80%4.6out of 55 (3)4 (2)3 (0)2 (0)1 (0)Would recommend this product.80%5 Total ReviewsNewestOldestHighest RatedLowest RatedTrigger by necessity!4 out of 5MitchLocation: OhioDate: October 19, 2023Was replacing the barrel on my Ruger Precision and to make a long story short I broke the original trigger, Replaced it with a Timney replacement trigger, But it is a much better trigger then the original, Much smoother and better then the original,RecommendedIt’s a Timney, what do you expect?5 out of 5High Tech HillbillyLocation: INDate: August 31, 2023Timney triggers have been the go to for me and my family for as long as I can remember.They always work well and are always appreciated.RecommendedNew for new ruger precision 22mag5 out of 5TedLocation: OhioDate: July 6, 2023Great trigger right out of the box pull was 1.5lbs from the factory which I may try for a lighter pull but I’ll need to put more down range to make my mind up RecommendedHuge Improvement Over OEM Item.4 out of 5tjb357452Location: Mohawk ValleyDate: September 22, 2021Our club runs a 100 yard Rifle League, using the SR 1, 100 yard, Qualification Target. It’s open to any safe rifle, any sights, any caliber. We get quite an assortment of rifles, and sight combinations. Half the shooters, use .22 Long Rifle caliber rifles, with 3 Ruger Precision RimfireRifles, standing tall, within the competition. The unmodified Rugers, are capable of clean numeric scores, with good ammunition. The Timney modified rifles, are capable of perfect scores of 150-15x, using good ammunition. The Timney Trigger is a huge advantage, and far better, than the Ruger supplied trigger. The Ruger Trigger is not bad, but it’s not all that good either. I found it annoying, and replaced it, within a few weeks of buying my rifle. Another Ruger PR owner, switched immediately after shooting the best score he ever fired, with my Timney equipped Ruger. My only reason for not “loving” the Timney, is the two stage arrangement. I use very light single stage triggers in my F Class, and PRC Rifles. The two stage rimfire trigger would be perfect, if it were a single stage. It’s not hard to master the relatively long, first stage take up, but I find it a distraction. It’s still a huge improvement, over the bladed Ruger offering.RecommendedNot a blade safety fan5 out of 5BobLocation: Bardstown KYDate: January 27, 2021On my rifles I don’t like the feel of the blade safety. This trigger fixed that problem and let me dial in the take up and break weight. Nice clean trigger. 5 Total ReviewsNewestOldestHighest RatedLowest Rated