I'm an amateur smith at best, but I've done four of my Ruger triggers now and have been very happy with the results. 15-30 minutes from start to finish.
I agree with DMB, don't know why someone would pay a 100+ to replace it when it can be re-worked and provide a very good hunting trigger with very minimal effort.
+1, I totally agree. Ruger triggers are very easy to work on. 20 minutes is all I need to get 2.5 pounds crisp and no creep.
