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KIDD .22LR Classic Target Rifle 5.2

Part Number:126-5.2

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KIDD .22LR Classic Target Rifle 5.2

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Retail Price:1,149.96

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Receiver Style: KIDD Classic slip fit Receiver

receiver color: Silver

MOA on base: 0 MOA ( 50 to 100 yds.)

trigger unit: KIDD Two Stage Silver Red Curved Blade

trigger pull weight: 8oz/8oz=1lb

magazine release lever: extended (medium)

barrel option: KIDD 18" Match Bead Blasted .920 Barrel

Bolt color & finish: KIDD Silver Matte

bolt assembly handle color: KIDD Silver with Black Viton

stock choice: Magpul™ Hunter X22 Gray

Ruger® 10/22® 10 Round Magazine

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This rifle is built at KIDD Innovative Design with our small parts such as receiver pins and tuning springs. It will ship to your FFL as an assembled unit including Tony Kidd's two stage trigger design that is adjustable from 6oz to 2.5 pounds with the turn of a plunger. The trigger is set at 8oz/8oz=1 lbs and has a silver trigger housing with a red curved trigger blade and silver extended (medium) magazine lever. This KIDD rifle includes the ambidextrous Gray polymer Hunter x-22 stock with a standard LOP (length of pull) is 13 3/4". This target model stock has some adjustable features as well, with a LOP range from 12.5" to 14.5" LOP along with comb height options. The overall weight of this rifle is 7.0 lbs.

We guarantee all of our rifles to shoot .5” at 50 yards or better with ease. We back our products 100% and believe that a complete KIDD rifle will make the experience of shooting your .22 unforgettable.

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Me and my son love this rifle. It shoots Nickel sized groups at 50 yards as advertised. With more range time I am sure our family (novice gun owners) will be able to shoot penny sized group consistently. If you have the funds skip the stock Ruger 10/22 and get this gun. The only drawback I can think of, is the the rifle is as heavy as my .308 Sako

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Balaji from Frankfort, KY. on 1/9/2017