Just a little advice for all you with 10-22's.
If you have any trigger work done, make damn sure that "dog leg" spring is on top of your bolt stop/disconnector before you shoot.
The trigger I just had worked on came back to me with the spring underneath the notch it was supposed to be in. Needless to say, the disconnector did not function. Wasn't I surprised when I pulled the trigger...
I am assuming this is very unsafe. Do not mess around with this. (You also get alot of funny looks.)
If you have any trigger work done, make damn sure that "dog leg" spring is on top of your bolt stop/disconnector before you shoot.
The trigger I just had worked on came back to me with the spring underneath the notch it was supposed to be in. Needless to say, the disconnector did not function. Wasn't I surprised when I pulled the trigger...
I am assuming this is very unsafe. Do not mess around with this. (You also get alot of funny looks.)