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I finally found the plunger among some boxes on the floor. 22/45 reassembled and fully functional. Thanks again!

Actually, the plunger spring is still in the trigger. It's the plunger that is hiding from me somewhere, the little bugger.

Success! The hooked scribe procedure worked. After disassembling, I now see the trigger spring plunger is missing. It must have dropped out when I was working on the hammer bushing. I've scoured my work area for the plunger to no avail. Looks like I'll need to order one from Ruger or some other sour...

blue68100, thanks for your response. The mag disconnector has been removed. The trigger is free-floating and has no connection with the sear/trigger. Turning the gun upside down an shaking/squeezing the trigger has no effect since the trigger is free-floating and has no effect on the sear/trigger.

Bullseye, I tried this with no success. The trigger has no influence on the sear, it is 'free floating'.

Hello all, I’m a new forum member and look forward to receiving some advice and, in the future, hope I can add to the conversation as well. I have a 22/45 that I worked on this weekend to remove the magazine disconnect components and replace them with a modified hammer bushing. After I installed the...