KIDD Trigger... That's all I need, REALLY?

[capitol]

My 10/22 is pretty maxed out, but I don't have the KIDD single stage drop-in trigger unit yet.

So, Im going through the KIDD web site and boy do they have some cool stuff.

Now I need the speed mag release, the bolt buffer, the black charging handle w/cocking assembly and if the charging handle is black I might as well get the KIDD black CNC bolt too.

I've gone off the rails. Somebody STOP ME

[JNunez23]

Do it..

[deadhawg]

It's an addiction. There is no cure, only regular maintenance doses, a few parts every couple months.

[SB1964]

Go For it! I just got my old Scope zeroed, Installed Hammer/Sear/Disconnect. Today I mounted a new Scope for my Trigger!

Buy the Trigger, Buffer, Bolt, get ALL of it, lol! Dont forget the Handle & Mag release.

[JNunez23]

^^^Might as well swap everything out while you're in there right?? haha

[Bunsen]

Do it...

[vr6veedub]

70% of my 10/22 is KIDD. Extractor, buffer, charging handle, entire trigger assembly, barrel, extended mag release, plus added a houge stock. Only thing stock is the receiver bolt. Money well spent. I was thinking of buying a receiver and bolt from them to create a complete KIDD rifle and reassemble the original rifle. Guess I should have just bought a rifle from him from day one. Oh well.

[Kingofthehill]

I run a KIDD trigger. Its AMAZING how great it feels! Kind of weird spending more on the trigger than on the Rifle itself but its well worth it.

[capitol]

I run a KIDD trigger. Its AMAZING how great it feels! Kind of weird spending more on the trigger than on the Rifle itself but its well worth it.

King,

I understand the KIDD TG comes with a spring that allows the use of sub sonic ammo.

Have you used it with that spring and does it cycle the rounds?

[Biigg50]

I have the KIDD two stage trigger 6/3oz it is awesome. Most of my parts are from Kidd including the barrel and ill tell you it is the most consistent shooting 22 I've ever shot!

[POLICESTATE]

Once you're done with all the upgrades you're done!

[vintagearms]

Probably would have been better off buying a complete Kidd rifle, but I guess its more fun putting it together yourself.