Tactical Solutions Debuts XRT Trigger for 10/22 Rifles

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posted on January 5, 2023
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Tactical Solutions (TacSol), the market leader in quality rimfire firearms, upgrades, and accessories is proud to announce the company’s XRT Trigger for Ruger 10/22 rifles. “I’m excited we now have this available for all of those 10/22 users out there.” said Cody Bennion, TacSol director of sales. “This trigger will really take their shooting experience to the next level.”

The trigger boasts a 2.5-pound pull weight, with an automatic bolt release and an extended magazine release. Its all-metal construction further boasts removable side panels for easy cleaning. For more information, visit the TacSol website at tacticalsol.com. MSRP: $459

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