No problem. I was skeptical at first about spending the extra coin on the kidd receiver instead of just getting a ruger receiver but without a doubt its worth the extra money. It is a beautiful piece of aluminum. The rail is rock solid as well, all in all its just a great receiver and with the trigger group pins its even nicer. Im very happy with everything I got from kidd. I also got their drop in trigger kit since Ive got the polymer trigger group. Took all of 10 minutes to install, 6 of that was watching this video
Ruger 10/22 Kidd Trigger Job Kit Install - YouTube
Which helped a lot but he forgets to tell you that the bottom of the hammer spring is suppose to sit in the notch in the auto bolt release. I knew something was wrong when the spring was just kinda floating around in the trigger group. Started looking closer when I noticed the notch and knew what had happened. Aside from that everything went together very easy and the trigger feel is just awesome. I went with the no color spring which is suppose to net a 1 3/4# pull. Its every bit as clean of a trigger as my geissele SSA-E in my AR or my timney in my R700. Cant beat it for a 100 bucks. I think Ill send the polymer trigger group out of my takedown to the brimstone guy just to see if there is a difference since theyre both about the same price. I don't see how it could be any better than the kidd though. The notch in the hammer that engages the trigger is very cleanly cut and small(why theres no creep and a clean break) added in with the nice pins they supply and the trigger tuning kit Im very pleased.
We need to get another range trip going here soon now that Ive got guns I want to shoot. I picked this up yesterday
308 5R 24" with the HS precision stock so I can hang out with you on the big boy firing line.
