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The KIDD Two Stage Trigger Unit is the piece a lot of 10/22 owners land on after chasing that perfect break, and for good reason. Tony Kidd's patented two-stage design gives you a smooth initial take-up that leads into a defined wall, then a light, clean break with almost no creep. That first-stage take-up followed by a distinct stop is what makes this setup so easy to run consistently, whether you're ringing steel at a match or picking off groundhogs across the field. This particular version wears a silver housing with a black curved trigger shoe in the extended profile, so it drops right into a Ruger 10/22 or Brownells BRN-22 receiver.
What sets this apart from a factory group is how it's built. The trigger guard is CNC machined from 6061-T6 billet aluminum, and the hammer, sear, and transfer bar are cut from tool steel by wire EDM for tight, repeatable tolerances. When cocked, the two-stage carries roughly .040 inches of hammer and sear engagement, which is nearly ten times what the stock trigger holds, and the second stage only breaks after that engagement narrows to about .001 inches. That geometry is the same approach used on European competition autoloaders, and it's why you get a light pull without giving up reliability.
The pull weight can be distributed between the two stages anywhere from as light as 6 ounces total up to about 2.5 pounds. Folks running these tend to set them light for bench work, something like 3 ounces per stage or an 8/8 split, while a heavier setup like 4/8 works nicely for a gun that pulls double duty offhand and on the bench. The owner's manual recommends an experienced gunsmith handle adjustments, so if you want a specific weight, that's worth planning for.
Installation is a true drop-in swap, no fitting or fuss. It's a complete, assembled unit rather than a parts kit, so you pull your factory group and set this one in its place. Owners consistently describe the break as smooth as glass and point to real gains in accuracy and shot-to-shot consistency once it's in the rifle.
Yes, it's a complete assembled trigger group that swaps right in for your factory unit with no fitting or gunsmithing needed. You simply remove the stock trigger group and set this one in its place. It also fits Brownells BRN-22 receivers along with the standard Ruger 10/22.
The pull weight distributes across both stages and can go as light as 6 ounces total or up to roughly 2.5 pounds. Bench shooters often run something like a 3/3 or 8/8 ounce split for a very light, crisp feel. Keep in mind the manufacturer recommends an experienced gunsmith make any pull weight adjustments.
The two stage gives you a defined initial take-up that leads into a distinct wall before the break, which many find easier to shoot consistently for precision and competition work. The single stage is a simpler, one-motion pull that plenty of folks prefer for offhand and hunting guns. Both are excellent, so it comes down to how you like a trigger to feel.
A clean, light, repeatable trigger is one of the biggest factors in shooting tight groups, and this unit delivers exactly that. When cocked it carries far more hammer and sear engagement than the factory trigger, which keeps things safe while still allowing a light break. Owners regularly report noticeably better groups and scores after installing it.
| UPC | 810132050893 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | KIDD-TG2-S-BC-X |
| Model | |
| Style | Two-Stage |
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