Thee BEST 10/22 trigger ever made, Hands down. Like a great scope or barrel, they are the most important components to perfect groups on target. Thanks Tony!
I use these triggers on the bench and am ordering one for my 10/22 Mach 2 hunting build next week. Once you shoot with a KID you will NEVER go back to a single stage trigger! All of my builds are based off of a KID trigger as the starting point. Thanks Tony for this top notch product!
I have the 1.5 lb two stage trigger and best trigger I've ever used. First stage is 12 oz second is twelve. Perfect for off hand shooting. My daughter thought it was to light at first but now loves it. Can't shoot better than your trigger pull.
Tony, thanks for your video on this; nice to see the internals in action! Other than the fact that it's extremely difficult to get your hands on one of these outside the US, this is the best trigger for 10/22 no questions asked. Keep up the great work!
I have Tony's two stage trigger in my new custom 10/22 and liked it so well that I purchased another for my Ruger 10/22 Competition model. The KIDD two stage trigger is superb and will spoil you for anything else!
This trigger is the single best investment I've made in my Ruger 10/22. Wished I had know about Tony sooner. If I had, everything would have been Kidd. As is, the only thing not Kidd on my gun is the receiver housing and barrel. The Volquartsen barrel has just been to good to replace. Down the road though, I have another build in mine and everything is going to be Kidd.
Looks like an awesome trigger. Just started a bench rest build that I was hoping to keep on the more affordable side, but I do love a nice two stage lol.
Our design cycles fine with sub-sonic ammo. Though, it is not specifically designed to function with less pressure. We do sell a cocking assembly with tuning springs. One of the springs has 10% less tension then the OEM, which will help cycling with sub-sonic. Thanks.
Hi Tony Great trigger, love mine. I bought the 3 ounce trigger from your e-bay store. My trigger does not seem to be adjustable. I loosened the two set screws, but the two screws innthe back does not move, they basically look like an allen screw with a slot in them. Is there adjustable screws behind these? They seem loctite. My trigger shoots at about 14 ounces, which is a little heavy for benchrest, I like to have a 6-8 ounce trigger. Please let me know what to do. Thank you for any help Biagio
I have a single stage trigger in my Ruger, and am pleased with it. I'm always looking to evolve and/or improve through updated equipment (in addition to trigger time). What are some advantages of a two-stage trigger in a 10/22? Thanks for the video, and thanks in advance for your response.
Hey Tony, I hope you still reply to this channel. I just bought your single stage trigger and have a question. I called your company last week and got a lady on the phone, and asked her if she had an instruction sheet for maintenance on the trigger, not adjustments, but lubrication. I was really disappointed when she said "just shoot it, you don't have to do anything to it". Then I specifically asked if I should put any lubrication on the sear/hammer contact area or the sear/disconnector are and again she said no, they don't lube anywhere. I told here that there was grease on the hammer strut, her response was "ok, you can lure there I guess". She also said that all I should do is blow it out with compressed air. I shoot GM In Steel Challenge and a good reliable trigger is a must, which is why I switched to a Kidd. I will go through many 1000's of rounds a year and I don't want to have to buy another trigger because of wear due to improper lubrication. I am an accomplished 10/22 gunsmith and can rebuild this trigger in my sleep, so I CAN clean and lube it properly, but since you make it, you can provide me with the correct advice. Another thing I'm disappointed in is that there is no contact info on your website, I had to find the phone number by doing a google search. Is there someone I can call for some technical help? I don't want to get her again. Another thing I asked was if the mag release could be replaced with a Ruger aftermarket release and she said no. Well that isn't true either, aftermarket will fit and work just fine. Hope to hear back from you with a better contact number.
The weight distribution between stages is infinitely adjustable without any negative effect on operation. It does become very difficult to detect the second stage however when setting below 25%.
Hello, Will this shorter hammer design cycle sub-sonic ammo better? I have a Volquartsen now, but I really like this design. I was just wondering if it takes less pressure to reset this shorter hammer. Thanks
Awesome Video... Now if we could make every one who thinks you have to double pull the trigger to make it fire wathc this... I have had two different people tell me that you had to pull a kid trigger twice.....
Hi Tony. I live in Canada but I was able to acquire one of your fine 2-stagers. When I ordered the unit it came with a black ("flat") trigger blade. I wanted one of the cool red ones so I got a buddy of mine who lives in the US to order me one. I can't seem to find a video to help me install it. Any help you or your team can give me would be greatly appreciated. Best regards, michael
Unike a set trigger. Only one pull is required to fire the trigger. For the first stage you will pull through some take up. You will then come to an increase of pressure (2nd stage). Right at the increase of pressure you will apply pressure breaking the triggers glass break. (ending the 2nd stage) Good Shooting!
This is the best and accurate description of the cycle. thank you.
Thee BEST 10/22 trigger ever made, Hands down.
Like a great scope or barrel, they are the most important components to perfect groups on target.
Thanks Tony!
I use these triggers on the bench and am ordering one for my 10/22 Mach 2 hunting build next week. Once you shoot with a KID you will NEVER go back to a single stage trigger! All of my builds are based off of a KID trigger as the starting point. Thanks Tony for this top notch product!
I have the 1.5 lb two stage trigger and best trigger I've ever used. First stage is 12 oz second is twelve. Perfect for off hand shooting. My daughter thought it was to light at first but now loves it. Can't shoot better than your trigger pull.
Tony, thanks for your video on this; nice to see the internals in action! Other than the fact that it's extremely difficult to get your hands on one of these outside the US, this is the best trigger for 10/22 no questions asked. Keep up the great work!
I have Tony's two stage trigger in my new custom 10/22 and liked it so well that I purchased another for my Ruger 10/22 Competition model.
The KIDD two stage trigger is superb and will spoil you for anything else!
This trigger is the single best investment I've made in my Ruger 10/22. Wished I had know about Tony sooner. If I had, everything would have been Kidd. As is, the only thing not Kidd on my gun is the receiver housing and barrel. The Volquartsen barrel has just been to good to replace. Down the road though, I have another build in mine and everything is going to be Kidd.
Thank you for this vid, I have been wondering about this for awhile. Couldn't have been any more clear.
Thanks for the explanation. Been wondering how they worked for some time. Well done.
Great video. Thanks for showing how the two stage trigger works......
Thanks for using a pointer in your video ; so many other guys use their fingers and you can't see what they are pointing at . Very good video !
Thanks Highlighted. I know this video is getting a little old (like me) but it still gets the job done. TKidd
Looks like an awesome trigger. Just started a bench rest build that I was hoping to keep on the more affordable side, but I do love a nice two stage lol.
Our design cycles fine with sub-sonic ammo. Though, it is not specifically designed to function with less pressure. We do sell a cocking assembly with tuning springs. One of the springs has 10% less tension then the OEM, which will help cycling with sub-sonic. Thanks.
great video! always wanted to see how your trigger works.i will be a new customer very soon!
Excellent video, Tony.
I will purchase one of your trigger assy's as soon as possible - I'm sold.
Small groups,
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Hi Tony
Great trigger, love mine. I bought the 3 ounce trigger from your e-bay store. My trigger does not seem to be adjustable. I loosened the two set screws, but the two screws innthe back does not move, they basically look like an allen screw with a slot in them. Is there adjustable screws behind these? They seem loctite. My trigger shoots at about 14 ounces, which is a little heavy for benchrest, I like to have a 6-8 ounce trigger.
Please let me know what to do.
Thank you for any help
Biagio
I have a single stage trigger in my Ruger, and am pleased with it. I'm always looking to evolve and/or improve through updated equipment (in addition to trigger time). What are some advantages of a two-stage trigger in a 10/22? Thanks for the video, and thanks in advance for your response.
Hey Tony, I hope you still reply to this channel. I just bought your single stage trigger and have a question. I called your company last week and got a lady on the phone, and asked her if she had an instruction sheet for maintenance on the trigger, not adjustments, but lubrication. I was really disappointed when she said "just shoot it, you don't have to do anything to it". Then I specifically asked if I should put any lubrication on the sear/hammer contact area or the sear/disconnector are and again she said no, they don't lube anywhere. I told here that there was grease on the hammer strut, her response was "ok, you can lure there I guess". She also said that all I should do is blow it out with compressed air. I shoot GM In Steel Challenge and a good reliable trigger is a must, which is why I switched to a Kidd. I will go through many 1000's of rounds a year and I don't want to have to buy another trigger because of wear due to improper lubrication. I am an accomplished 10/22 gunsmith and can rebuild this trigger in my sleep, so I CAN clean and lube it properly, but since you make it, you can provide me with the correct advice.
Another thing I'm disappointed in is that there is no contact info on your website, I had to find the phone number by doing a google search. Is there someone I can call for some technical help? I don't want to get her again.
Another thing I asked was if the mag release could be replaced with a Ruger aftermarket release and she said no. Well that isn't true either, aftermarket will fit and work just fine.
Hope to hear back from you with a better contact number.
I think if they watch the video it makes things as clear as possible. No "double clutching" required! :)
The weight distribution between stages is infinitely adjustable without any negative effect on operation. It does become very difficult to detect the second stage however when setting below 25%.
we have heard that a time or two as well
Hello, Will this shorter hammer design cycle sub-sonic ammo better? I have a Volquartsen now, but I really like this design. I was just wondering if it takes less pressure to reset this shorter hammer. Thanks
Best 10/22 trigger!!!
Thanks for the info '. i've got a 10/22 with too much slack in the trigger. it's the cheapest gun iv got to shoot !!!
Very very nice video! Thorough explanation, and it makes sense! A question though. Are KIDD triggers the same as VQ triggers?
Great Video
If you could incorporate some 1st stage travel adjustment it would be nice.
Awesome Video... Now if we could make every one who thinks you have to double pull the trigger to make it fire wathc this... I have had two different people tell me that you had to pull a kid trigger twice.....
I am looking into buying this trigger and seen that it doesn't fit some stocks and just wanted to know if it can fit into the Troy industries T22?
@HuskyKMA thank you
Hi Tony.
I live in Canada but I was able to acquire one of your fine 2-stagers. When I ordered the unit it came with a black ("flat") trigger blade. I wanted one of the cool red ones so I got a buddy of mine who lives in the US to order me one. I can't seem to find a video to help me install it. Any help you or your team can give me would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
michael
Thank you.
thank you
Is the safety button the same as a factory Ruger? Can it be reversed for lefties?
@arturo656b thank you
Is this a video clip or a video magazine?
Is this a stock internal trigger assembly?
how are these better than the hornet triggers, which almost everyone loves and are half the price? im not insulting, im just asking
Why do you ignore messages on eBay from customers?
I definitely have to get one of these.
would it fit on a magnum research 10/22?
Hi Tony what if any lubricant do you recommend for these triggers
Our two-stage trigger is $289.95 and in stock. MKidd
Tony Kidd Tony does this fit a stock receiver?
great
@killjoy29650 thanks
What does that cost for a 10-22 Ruger break down?
Would this work on the Thompson 22 clone?
Our two stage trigger drops into that rifle and works great, but the last shot hold open feature is lost. Mary Kidd
Oooooo thats like a set trigger action only 1 trigger is used. I like it! Can i get one free? I already sent back a BX, total garbage.
Unike a set trigger. Only one pull is required to fire the trigger. For the first stage you will pull through some take up. You will then come to an increase of pressure (2nd stage). Right at the increase of pressure you will apply pressure breaking the triggers glass break. (ending the 2nd stage) Good Shooting!
yes
Very nice vid...very clear...but $289.95, you could buy two new rifles for that.
Mark Himberger welcome to custom guns
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@SabinoPointer 70 30 is about as far as you can go with it
What is the overall weight of the item of this trigger? Just interested to know for an ultralightweight build.
Thank you.
@bello787878 $289.95