Best 22/45 trigger....

[wyliearms]

Which is it??

[wgj3]

I have a VQC sear with Tandemkross hammer bushing and Victory trigger. I'm very happy with the results of this combo.

[wyliearms]

I have that one as well but for the life of me I can't get it adjusted the way I want it. Also, the retaining pin has walked out on us twice at matches and locked the gun up. Did the sear and hammer help?

[waterfowlwidowmaker]

I'm very pleased with my vq sear, vq trigger and tandemkross hammer bushing combination. Very crisp break, short reset and zero take up/over travel after adjusting the set screws on the trigger. My setup averages just over 2lbs over 10 pulls on my digital gauge.

[ZackJones]

I like the VQ trigger that comes with their kit. I tried the TandemKross Victory trigger and didn't like it like I thought I would. My son has the Victory trigger in his 22/45 as well and he likes it.

[wyliearms]

I have the TK victory trigger and bushing installed. I ordered the sear, hammer and spring kit from VQ and an Allchin 2 port comp. Hopefully I will like the pull better. Not too happy with it "stock" and the TacSol comp looks great but I'm still getting muzzle flip. What I'm finding is that the trigger creep is a necessary evil with the configuration I have right now. if you take it completely out it locks up randomly. I can't seem to find the perfect spot for it.

[wyliearms]

I like the VQ trigger that comes with their kit. I tried the TandemKross Victory trigger and didn't like it like I thought I would. My son has the Victory trigger in his 22/45 as well and he likes it.

How old is your son? Have you heard of the American Marksman Challenge? We did it the other day. It's a lot harder than it looks....

https://www.ammarksman.com/

[ZackJones]

I like the VQ trigger that comes with their kit. I tried the TandemKross Victory trigger and didn't like it like I thought I would. My son has the Victory trigger in his 22/45 as well and he likes it.

How old is your son? Have you heard of the American Marksman Challenge? We did it the other day. It's a lot harder than it looks....

https://www.ammarksman.com/

He's 30. I've heard of that program but after reading the rules for it I'm not eligible because I was once given some gun gear from a vendor. I would have to go back and read them again to find the specific clause that eliminated me.

[wyliearms]

If you weren't under contract you would be eligible I would think....

Eligibility

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