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Thx. I picked up one a 77/44 and was wondering how one of the 20mm scopes would look in those factory rings.

I wasn't satisfied with the factory trigger so I bought the Volq. sear and spring. HOLY MOLY, made it almost too light, probalby down to 1.0-1.5lbs or so. I left the Volq. sear in it and put the factory spring back, brought it upwards to the 2-3 lb range, just right...

That's the kit I put in my trigger. Don't breathe on it.

It used to take two men and four boys to pull the trigger. It's hard to determine accuracy with a 17.2 lb trigger on a 6 lb rifle.

I just put a Volq. spring/sear on a buddy's 77/44 this year. The factory weight was close to 7, and the Volq. took it to about 3 or so. It may even lessen after the parts wear in a bit, but it's not too light, as some have said.

i'd be all over that...hell, i'd buy 2 of them to make sure i had a spare...

I clean up my sear and put in a lighter spring and trigger is right at 2 1/2 pounds and no creep. also install 4 thou bolt shims and bolt is snug to close but has really close up groups nicely just have to set up properly and check how much tighter it is. Over the hood of my jeep at 40 yards shots were right at a inch. keeping it sighted in at 40 yards as it a camp gun atv boat etc. 3 mags, 300 hard cast and 240 hard cast and some times 240 jacket hp for what ever else may come along. it wears fx 11 ultra light-heavy duplex. black syn stnless.

Larry