KIDD .22 build update

[Sniper338]

I figure a few will enjoy it...

Kidd receiver
Titan stock with kidd rear anchor
Kidd screws/bolts
Kidd guide rod and spring
Kidd 18 inch threaded bull polished
Kidd bolt handle

Still need the kidd trigger assymboly and kidd bolt...

Threw a super sniper on for now to be able to shoot it this weekend some..

 

[MarkS]

Looks good, keep us updated.

Mark

 

[cmillard]

very nice. what kind of ammo you have lined up for it and what kind of suppressor do you have?

 

[Sniper338]

very nice. what kind of ammo you have lined up for it and what kind of suppressor do you have?

Dead air mask hd i think its called...

I got a bunch of different bulk .22

I got a few target .22 ammo

I cant get eley anywhere near me... gonna have to order the eley target ammo..

 

[Sniper338]

I figure i may as well dirty it up with some bulk 22 ammo.. break in the barrel good... before i use any target ammo to see what ita do...

Ive never had a 22 shoot really well clean

 

[cmillard]

hope all goes well!

 

['Freak]

Drag a patch through to make sure it’s clean and dry and a Kidd barrel ‘break-in’ is done. Run through a magazine or two for seasoning the bore with whichever the bullet lubricant used on that particular flavor of ammo and the barrel’s ready to shoot for score. If the present factory trigger is in Ruger’s polymer trigger housing then for your next upgrade consider a Kidd Trigger Job Kit and a set of their pull weight adjustment trigger return springs. The Kit triggers are near equals of Kidd’s Single Stage set at ~ the same pull weight. Enjoy

 

[Tommie]

The best is yet to come: the Kidd trigger

 

[Outrider27]

What Tommie said. Love the Kidd single stage in my last 10/22 build.

Mike

 

[DOGCAPPER]

Kidd is tops. Complete trigger or kit.
be sure to include Lapua Center X in the testing.

 

['Freak]

Lots of folk first thing holler “get the Two-Stage” and I do have one, ordered set 3 + 5 ounces. It’s the first good two-stage I’ve ever owned, and it’s a really, really good two-stage, but even so I still dislike feeling my way through the 3 ounce 1st stage travel to ever get to the no travel +5 ounces to break the 2nd stage of a two-stage trigger. If somebody ever offers (again) a single stage that feels like a Kidd and can be adjusted to break at ~ 1/2 pound, or less, I’ll buy it. ‘Til then, I’ll buy Kidd’s Single Stage which, FWIW, can reliably, safely be turn screw tweaked down to break still with hardly any perceptible travel pulling a tad under one pound.