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The factory trigger is one of the first things most 10/22 owners want to swap out, and the KIDD Single Stage Trigger Unit is about as good as that upgrade gets. This is a complete drop-in assembly, so you're not fishing individual springs and pins into your old housing. The whole trigger guard comes machined from billet aluminum, anodized in a clean silver finish, and it drops right into your rifle in a matter of minutes with basic tools.
The pull is the whole point here. The stock 10/22 trigger runs heavy with a good bit of creep, and this unit replaces all that with a crisp, predictable break. Pull weight adjusts from roughly 1.5 pounds up to 5 pounds with the turn of a screw, so you can dial it in for slow-fire target work or bump it up for field and plinking duty. Faster lock time means less chance of the shot wandering while the hammer falls, which is exactly what you want when you're chasing tighter groups at distance.
This particular version ships with the extended magazine release lever, which happens to be KIDD's most popular choice and a solid all-around option that balances easy mag drops with security. It also includes a redesigned auto bolt release, letting you simply rack the bolt to send it forward instead of fussing with the factory hold-open. An upgraded magazine latch plunger rounds out the internals for smoother, more consistent magazine seating.
Everything is CNC machined to KIDD's tight tolerances, and the internal hammer, sear, and related parts are cut from tool steel for durability and a clean release. It's designed to drop into the standard Ruger 10/22 polymer trigger housing setup and plays nicely with the wide range of aftermarket stocks, barrels, and bolt assemblies people run on these rifles. If you've been meaning to make your 10/22 shoot the way it looks like it should, this is the piece that does it.
Yes, it's a complete trigger guard assembly that drops into a standard Ruger 10/22 in just a few minutes with basic tools. No gunsmithing or fitting is required to get it running. Most folks have it swapped out and back at the range the same afternoon.
The unit adjusts from about 1.5 pounds up to 5 pounds with the turn of a screw. That gives you a light, crisp break for target and bench work, or a heavier setting if you prefer more resistance for field use. The break stays clean across that whole range.
KIDD offers three lever styles, and this Silver Extended unit comes with the extended (medium) lever already installed. It's their most popular option and a versatile pick that balances quick magazine changes with holding your mag securely in place. It works well for both plinking and more serious shooting.
It does. The redesigned auto bolt release lets you simply pull the bolt back and release it to send it forward, instead of dealing with the factory hold-open lever. It's a small change that makes loading and running the rifle noticeably smoother.
| UPC | 810132050282 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | KIDD-TG1-S-X |
| Model | |
| Style | Single-Stage |
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