[MrSchibbles]

The next item on my shopping list is a new trigger group. I can't decide between the two. I hear a lot of good about both of these, has anyone had any problems with them?

 

[Tiger Ruger]

The next item on my shopping list is a new trigger group. I can't decide between the two. I hear a lot of good about both of these, has anyone had any problems with them?

Installed the KIDD Trigger group. Really easy and now my shots are accurate as ever. Nice 1.5lb pull. Smooth and crisp. I am willing to get another one if I buy another 10/22

 

[BlkHawk73]

Kidd is about the best you can go with but it's not necessarily the best choice. Match the trigger quality with that of the rest of the build.

 

[303lithgow]

Kidd is about the best you can go with but it's not necessarily the best choice. Match the trigger quality with that of the rest of the build.

I hope I don't have to match it to the quality of the shooter.

 

[Steven jr]

I'm parshall to timeny because we have one in each of are ar-15's and its better than a national match trigger

 

[rsfrid]

I agree with the Kidd. There are lots of weight and pull choices. I opted for 2-stage trigger group which was drop in. Very nice light pull with consistent weight.

 

[Jonny450R]

I put the timney in my dads rifle and it does feel nice and haven't had an issue with it. I don't have a Kidd complete group but I do have the kidd trigger job kit in one of my rifles and for the price it's nice for a drop in crisp trigger. I also have a Brimstone gunsmithing tier 1 on my heavy target rifle and it's by far my favorite if you're shooting from the bench and the price is reasonable and they have a decent turn around time.

 

[boomer1]

I put a Timney drop-in one piece action into a new 10/22 carbine build that I just completed. The Timney unit was on sale. The installation was very simple and went with any issues. I took the build to the range last week to check it out. I really like the Timney trigger and extended mag release.

YMMV.

Good luck.

 

[gp10024]

I've put the Kidd 2 stage in my match gun and the drop in trigger in my regular and they are both great triggers.

 

[MrSchibbles]

Thanks for the feedback guys!

 

[Pmoper]

The next item on my shopping list is a new trigger group. I can't decide between the two. I hear a lot of good about both of these, has anyone had any problems with them?

Kidd is about the best out there....but why not have someone do a trigger job on it for you....Like maybe Brimstone....? Unless you are shooting competitive matches you won't know the differences and it would save you about $150....a tier 2 job is $70

 

[303lithgow]

Kidd is about the best out there....but why not have someone do a trigger job on it for you....Like maybe Brimstone....? Unless you are shooting competitive matches you won't know the differences and it would save you about $150....a tier 2 job is $70

ditto

 

[Redleg]

I have both the Kidd and the VQ and really like both.

 

[jcschulze]

I hope I am not stepping out of bounds here but someone on here recommended this and I bought one. Haven't got to shoot with it yet but will give a report when I do.

Hornet Custom BBT-ZTUO-SS-Pins

 

[Pmoper]

The next item on my shopping list is a new trigger group. I can't decide between the two. I hear a lot of good about both of these, has anyone had any problems with them?

Depends on the depth of your pockets....I can't afford a KIDD or I would have one...in fact if money allowed I would have a KIDD rifle...so I went and had Brimstone do a tier 2 trigger job for me....Not the least bit sorry either...will put it up against any other build here......

 

[MrSchibbles]

I'll look into the Brimstone jobs. Thanks!

 

[Pmoper]

If I had to choose one of these it would be the KIDD...they are definitely the best out there