The trigger of any firearm is critical and must give the shooter as much control as possible. The sleek, skeletonized, and lightweight design of the TANDEMKROSS ‘Victory’ Trigger for Ruger MKIII 22/45 and Ruger MKIV 22/45 LITE provides a flat face that many shooting pros prefer as opposed to the traditional curved triggers commonly seen in the Ruger 22/45 market. This design allows the shooter to pull straight back instantly providing the operator with the ability to tell if they are pulling too far to the left or the right. The flat faced design also allows the operator to place their finger lower down on the trigger, increasing leverage and enabling them to take full advantage of lower trigger pull weights. The wide face distributes the weight of the trigger pull which also results in a perception of a lower pull weight. All of ‘Victory’ Triggers for Ruger 22/45 are textured, providing a no-slip surface regardless of speed, weather or shooting experience. This allows repeatable, near identical trigger pull movements. Coupled with the provided pre-travel and over-travel fine adjustment screws, this TANDEMKROSS exclusive trigger will bring any competitor a giant step closer to VICTORY! The Mark III and 22/45 trigger fits the following models: Ruger Mark III Ruger Mark III 22/45 Ruger Mark III 22/45 LITE Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Ruger Mark IV 22/45 LITE Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Tactical The MKIV trigger fits the following models: * Ruger MKIV Target Ruger MKIV Hunter Ruger MKIV Competition Ruger MKIV Tactical Ruger MKIV Standard Specifications for TANDEMKROSS Victory Trigger for Ruger: Manufacturer: TANDEMKROSS Fabric/Material: Aircraft Grade Aluminum Trigger Shape: Tactical Flat Gun Make: Ruger Condition: New Features of TANDEMKROSS Victory Trigger for Ruger: Textured trigger face offers no-slip grip in any condition Package Contents: TANDEMKROSS Victory Trigger for Ruger
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Sam –
For the money, this trigger is great. It's an easy install, and take almost all of the slop out of the factory trigger. The break is still crisp and clean, and the travel adjustments make the gun a breeze to shoot.
Zeal –
The edge of the trigger where the bend of your finger rests feels like a serrated steak knife. I’m amazed that anyone would prefer a textured trigger that eats your finger. Who is that worried about their finger slipping off the trigger? If not for my 10 year old cutting her finger on it I’d still be pretending I like it, rather than admit I made a poor choice.
birdman –
Put this in my Ruger Charger 9mm, great action both feel and squeeze. Ajustable pull distance. Purchased red for a nice look. Very smooth and I noticed the difference immediately. Recommend new hand grip which helps with the change in geometrics.
Derek Shapiro –
I have used Volquartsen triggers in my MK pistols in the past, and have found them to offer the same performance as this tandemkross trigger, but at alf the price. However, I have a MKIII 22/45 that does not allow replaceable grip panels. Because of this, the grip is way too skinny in both fore and aft measurements, as well as in width. It's easily the worst feeling grip of any full size pistol that I have ever held. This also means that the trigger reach is was too short with the factory trigger and the volquartsen trigger. I have XL hands and the original trigger lined up with the crease of my first nuckle. This Tandemkross trigger sits much further forward and helps significantly with trigger reach. The propfile is straight, and wide, and the adjustment screws do what they should do concerning overtravel and pretravel minimization. Be aware that you will need thread locker like loc-tite blue because the adjustment screws are very loose in the threads. I removed one star because of this sloppy screw fit and because the trigger is $50 for just a trigger shoe. It feels like a $25-$35 part at most. It will not do anything to change your break weight, so you will still need parts like a sear and hammer, or to do a traditional trigger job on your factory parts. All in all, I am satisfied with this trigger, though I feel it is overpriced by a significant margin.
tp –
love the texture buy with conference , the flat trigger allows more leverage for lighter pull