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Kidd Trigger & OEM Housing/bits
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15-09-2016 2:00am#1For sale is a brand new, full, drop in polymer trigger group, with a mix of Kidd and Ruger OEM parts.
The trigger group has the following Kidd parts installed:
KIDD "Trigger Job" Kit with Hammer, Sear, Disconnect, and Trigger blade
Kidd Pull Weight Tuning Spring Kit
Kidd Bolt Buffer
All other parts are new Ruger original equipment.
I have many 10/22 triggers: full Kidd SS, Timney, and the Kidd Kit. If you had all three in hand, finding a winner based on pull weight, break, and travel would be difficult.
Based soley on price, the Kidd trigger kit is hard to beat.
However, ...
The Kidd kit is a bit more involved when adjusting the pull weight with respect to the full Kidd Trigger. Timney triggers are not adjustable for pull weight.
The trigger kit has five springs which have weights of
1 3/4 pounds (grey spring)
2 1/4 pounds (white spring)
2 3/4 pounds (Red spring)
3 1/4 pounds (Green spring)
3 3/4 pounds (Blue spring )
Unlike the full trigger, adjustable with the turn of an allen-wrench, the Kidd kit requires that the trigger be disassembled and a particular spring installed.
Not a big deal, a few minutes of time, once you have the technique down, as demonstrated by Tony Kidd.
Cash and carry price of €180.
A bit more information from a comparison I did a few months ago.0
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