For just shy of $130, you can drop in a Timney and completely change the feel of your rifle, irrespective of caliber. The first stop on the road - for this author at any rate - would be at Timney Triggers.
That's too heavy for me, and too heavy for accurate shooting.
I've thrown a digital trigger scale on some and found that they break at nearly seven pounds. Yes, the Predator model has a much better trigger, but the Standard has a trigger that, well, sucks. And, with all due respect to Sturm, Ruger and Co., the Ruger American Standard has a pretty awful trigger. The finest rifle can be a nightmare if it is equipped with a terrible trigger. To me, the trigger is the nucleus of a rifle. The Ruger American is a simple, affordable rifle with lots of upgrade potential. Let's take a look at some options to take your Ruger American to the next level, and make it something a bit different. Some guns are easier to work with than others, but the Ruger American is a rifle that doesn't require an engineering degree to tinker with. However, we riflemen also like to personalize our chosen rifles, whether it be through choice of optic, caliber or ammunition, or sometimes by replacing certain parts to give a different feel or level of performance. The Ruger American Rifle is a means of heading afield with a reliable firearm without breaking the bank or having you sleeping solo on the sofa. It's a simple rifle, an accurate rifle and an affordable rifle.
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