Got a 10/22T with the stainless hammer forged barrel. Maybe ran 1200 rounds thru it and the trigger started to stick.  It got to the point I felt that it wasnt safe to shoot so I took it to the sporting good shop where I got it and sent it back to Ruger. They "fixed" the trigger and shipped the rifle back after about 3 months.
Now about 3000 rounds later its starting to stick again. Im pretty sure I dont want to ship the the damn thing off again for 3 months.
Anyone else had this problem? If so what did you do to solve the problem?

The guys here can help you.

www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/

The 10/22 trigger assembly isn't that complicated. The sear spring is a little tricky but that's it.

Rimfire is a great place to get info.

If you are gonna fix it yourself, why not put in a after market trigger, like Volquartsen.  Rimfire will have lots of info on these triggers, and how to put them in.

Entire Volq trigger assemblies run about $170. Can get trigger rebuild kits about $50.
RIMFIRE CENTRAL is a great help for Q&A.  Dnot be scared about opening the 10/22. Only 1 screw under stock....2 pins hold in trigger group.....about 4 more pins to take the whole assembly apart.  Now would be a great time to install a bolt buffer ($10)