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KIDD Aftermarket Barreled Action Classic Slip-Fit with Build Options

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KIDD Aftermarket Barreled Action Classic Slip-Fit with Build Options

Your Price: 427.89

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RECEIVER COLOR

Black (Expect 2 week delay)

Silver (Expect 2 week delay)

Barrel Length, Finish, and Muzzle Threading Option

additional muzzle brake

trigger unit

TRIGGER PULL WEIGHT SETTING

MAGAZINE RELEASE LEVER

sportsman (flat)

extended (medium)

SPEED OR LONG MAGAZINE RELEASE LEVER

Speed/Long Lever [+15.00]

BOLT COLOR & FINISH

BOLT HANDLE ASSEMBLY OPTION

REAR TANG (added stability)

Attachable Rear Tang (stock will need additional inletting) [+22.00]

STOCK

List stock if YES, on rear tang:

2nd MOA SCOPE BASE (interchangeable with installed Zero MOA base)

10 MOA [+32.95]

20 MOA [+32.95]

FFL name and phone

name & phone #:

comments

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Great combination-KIDD barrel and KIDD receiver!
Purchase a KIDD Barreled Action and skip the barrel installation
Receiver comes standard with the following KIDD items: Zero MOA scope base, v-block, buffer, receiver pins, take down screw

This is our .22LR receiver coupled with our .22LR barrel. The KIDD Classic Receiver is an aftermarket receiver that is intended to replace a 10/22® receiver or used to build a KIDD .22LR rifle from the "ground up". It is a slip-fit design with industry standard dimensions. The Classic is designed with the easy access rear cleaning hole and interchangeable low scope base with varying minute of angle (MOA) available. The Zero MOA comes installed on the receiver and is great for 50 yards and under 20 MOA is helpful for 150 yards and over. When purchased, it will come with v-block, takedown screw, receiver pins and buffer. It is designed to drop into a 10/22® stock without any modification. This receiver is milled out from 6061 T6 aluminum and anodized either black or clear. On this page we have provided many drop down boxes to allow the customer to "build" a barreled receiver, a barreled action or any where in between.

The optional rear tang which will increase the stability of the rifle but will also require some custom inletting to the stock. Both the scope base and rear tangs have mating designs to the receiver so that our rifles have great rigidity as well as some customization aspects.

Must be over 18 to purchase a receiver and we must ship this to an FFL in your area.

Amazing. Just Amazing.

If I had not seen it with my own eyes/shot it with my own trigger finger, I would not have believed how accurate a semi-auto .22 could be. I have the 18" fluted bull barrel, with Kidd receiver, bolt, charging rod and handle, an Archangel stock, and Nikon scope. After a few mags to break in, I was shooting ragged holes at 50 yards, and 1" groups at 100 yards (all 10-shot groups). This rifle will - literally - shoot flies at 50 yards. While I was shooting, I saw (through my scope) a fly land on my target. I thought, why not: 1 shot, 1 splat. Along with the accuracy, Kidd products are beautifully made. The quality of machining, fit and finish makes them as much works of art as fine firearms. Top it all off with outstanding and responsive customer service, and you just can't go wrong. The only "issue" I have is that Kidd products are addictive. I WILL be back for more, despite the impact on my wallet.

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Reviewed by: Dwight from Northern VA. on 6/10/2015

KIDD Barreled Action

I received my KIDD barreled action in August 2016. This barreled action came with everything except the stock. I got the 20" barrel, .920 with the bench rest trigger, I believe it is 2 oz per stage. I already had a Bell & Carlson Anschutz stock waiting for it. Two days later I was at the range with some SK Standard Plus and Wolf Match Target ammunition. The SK ammo shot well but not near as well as the Wolf Match. I have some Eley in black, blue and red boxes that I will also try out. I can't image the Eley shooting any better than the Wolf Match, but I'll give it a try. I sighted it in at 50 yards and will be moving out in increments to 300 yards in a couple of weeks. I have seen a lot of good reviews on this rifle but you just don't realize how great the rifle is until you have your own. The rating here is only 5 stars, but I feel it is much more than that.

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Reviewed by: DL Oglesby from Richmond, Tx. on 9/4/2016

in the zero's

outstanding accuracy.18 inch lightweight barrel,harrell tuner,boyds evo stock,hall one piece rest,pillar and bedded,rear tang,best 5 shot group at 50 yds. so far is .077 center to center with lapua midas + ammo. my other 1022 can't out shoot that.

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Reviewed by: craig camell from twin rocks,pa.. on 10/19/2013

Kidd 22

Precision product,the trigger is smooth as glass,I want another trigger group for my USA Shooting Team rifle. Thanks for such a tidy gun,with clean cut engraved name on the gun. In the business world customer support is number one and i feel that will be the case with this company...Thxs OJS

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Reviewed by: Ora J Smith from Southwest,Mississippi. on 12/31/2011

I ordered a new KIDD receiver with the 16.5" Ultra lite barrel for my wife. Ridiculous customer service. It arrived so fast and package perfectly. I was hoping it would be lite but instead it is VERY lite. I already had all of the other KIDD parts and swapped everything over to give my bride a beautiful new rifle that I may rid the world of a few tree rats with from time to time. Keep up the great work.

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Reviewed by: Bob Sherrill from Parma Heights, OH. on 3/19/2016

New KIDD's on the Block.

First off,Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to the whole bunch of you folks at your shop.I have told Mary that i was blown away with your service,and your products are outstanding.I am no rookie when it comes to firearms and i really enjoy working with products that do what their suppose to do ,Kidd products go well beyond that.I have attached some pictures,s of the Kidd,s at my shop.Also a couple of rf bolt guns,if you have tack driver semi autos,you should have bolt guns to match..Thanks for your great service,and help ....Herb

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Reviewed by: Herb from MO. on 12/22/2011

more Kidd perfection

So clean, no milling marks, so pretty and a perfect match to my Kidd UL barrel. I was able to mill the rear tang into my Magpul stock fairly easily with my drill press, a forstner bit, and a simple drill press clamp. another brilliant 10/22 upgrade.

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Reviewed by: BRADY HANSEN from washington. on 9/13/2017

Slip fit receiver

I built my dream 1022 starting with the Kidd innovation receiver and slowly added more Kidd parts to it till it was a complete rifle money well spent. I use it in league coumpatishion and have had zero issues could not be happier with this product. If you are interested in building a quality accurate 1022 go for it

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Reviewed by: Ronald Wissinger from Greensburg. on 2/14/2019

Q: Under STOCK: What does "List stock if YES, on rear tang:" mean? Can this item be ordered with a stock cut for the rear tang? Thank you for your time. Barry

Asked by: Barry May - 1/1/2016

A: Hi Barry, Thank you for your interest in our barreled action. We have 4 varying angles that the rear tang drops as it comes off the back of our receiver. So when ordering a rear tang we ask the customer for the stock, so that we can best match the angle of the stock with the angle of the rear tang. It is not always a perfect match but with most stocks it is so close that it looks like the rear tang was made for the stock. However, we don't sell stocks with any of our products except for our rifles. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (1/12/2016)

Q: does this kit come with your threaded receiver pins?

Asked by: George Chinn - 1/14/2016

A: Hi George, Yes, this kit comes with our threaded receiver pins, along with the v-block, buffer, scope base, and take down screw. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (2/1/2016)

Q: If the sole consideration is accuracy at 100 m and beyond. What configuration in your experience will provide the optimal solution? How significant is barrel length , diameter, material, weight? What about the trigger. Single vs 2 stage? I understand that some things are personal preference or comfort but ballistics is what I concern with at this point. I appreciate your opinion and guidance. Thanks, Paul

Asked by: Paul - 1/15/2016

A: Hi Paul, For ultimate accuracy, I recommend a heavy barrel over a light weight barrel because a heavy barrel is easier to shoot more accurately due to the overall weight of the rifle, harmonics, and it slows the motion down. I would also recommend our two stage trigger, because it can break at a lighter weight and for me that translates into more accuracy. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (2/1/2016)

Q: Do the receiver and barrel come pre-assembled and fitted or do they ship as separate parts? What about trigger and other items added to an order?

Asked by: Chris - 2/16/2016

A: This product will ship to your FFL as an assembly whether you order a barreled receiver or a barreled action. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (2/16/2016)

Q: Okay, so the barreled action comes with barrel, receiver, v-block, takedown screw, receiver pins, and bolt buffer. What else do I need to purchase, besides the stock, in order to make it into a COMPLETE Kidd rifle? KIDD Charging assembly? KIDD Auto-bolt release? KIDD Extractor? KIDD anything else? By the way, I will be sending the whole package to an expert gunsmith to put it all together for me, because I know next to nothing about gun mechanics. All I do is shoot and have fun, and admire beautiful guns. You know, just like how many of us can drive cars, and love good-looking and fast cars, but know next to nothing about how their innards are put together and how they really work.

Asked by: Wu Li - 4/7/2016

A: Thank you for your interest in our barreled action. Regarding your question, for additional parts, if the bolt, trigger, and cocking assembly are added to the action then the remaining parts needed are; a stock, magazine, scope rings, and scope. This action will ship to an FFL. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (4/12/2016)

Q: Does KIDD receiver have the rear hole for breach-to-muzzle cleaning? And if a rear tang attachment was added, does that it (the rear tang) will need to be unscrewed in order to do cleaning through the rear hole?

Asked by: Wu Li - 4/16/2016

A: Yes, our receivers come with the rear cleaning hole. If the rear tang is attached the cleaning hole is covered. So the rear tang would need to be removed in order to use the rear cleaning hole. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (4/19/2016)

Q: Does this come with the three recoil springs that would normally be included with the "Guide Rod and Spring Kit"?

Asked by: John - 4/3/2016

A: Yes, one would be installed and the other two are shipped with it. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (4/5/2016)

Q: How hard is it to drop in your custom BARRELED ACTION into a stock? Mine will either be a Hogue Youth, or a laminated stock from Revolution (both channeled for .920 barrels). I'm asking because I've no mechanical talent and only basic tools at home (crescent wrench, hammer, etc.). Should I take the job to a gun smith or some friend who is mechanically astute and familiar with gun assembly? Do you have downloadable instructions?

Asked by: Wu Li - 4/4/2016

A: I do have some mechanical ability, though compared to Tony, my abilities are extremely limited. I have assembled many barreled actions into stocks and have always been successful. The only tool needed is a screwdriver. After making it safe and before installing the barreled action center up the safety because if it is not centered it will catch on one side of the stock. Lead with the back end of the barreled action then guide the front end into the stock. (Note: don't hold the safety while installing the barreled action, for some reason customers and myself hold here and can spin the safety very easily when it is centered). Tighten the take down screws once the barreled action is seated and done. If this seems over your abilities then a gunsmith is always a good option. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (4/5/2016)

Q: If I get the barreled action, will it need to be pillar bedded and free-floated when it gets fitted into a stock?

Asked by: Wu Li - 4/7/2016

A: We do recommend that the barrel is free floated for accuracy purposes but pillar bedding is not a need but should be considered as an additional option. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (4/12/2016)

Q: Do you advise using for your KIDD barreled action synthetic/composite stock instead of wood or laminates? And the stock has to be channeled for .0920, yes?

Asked by: Wu Li - 4/8/2016

A: We personally own both, and recommend both. But yes, the stock needs to be a bull barrel channel. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (4/12/2016)

Q: The barrel that I'm interested in is not an option in the drop down menu. I would like a stainless 18" black bull barrel build option, Is that possible? Thank you.

Asked by: Jorge Sanchez - 2/3/2016

A: Hi George, If an option is not in the drop down menu it means that we are currently out. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (2/9/2016)

Q: Will this work on a 10/22 takedown rifle or charger?

Asked by: Michael - 2/26/2016

A: Thank you for your interest, but no, this was not designed to work as a takedown® or pistol. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (3/4/2016)

Q: Do you make a plain jane receiver w/o top rail? I want to build a sbr version of the HTA's 90-22 bull pup design. Didn't see anything like that on your website. Thanks.

Asked by: Michael - 5/30/2016

A: Hi Michael, Thank you for your interest in our receiver. Though we don't make one without a top rail allowing it to fit in a bullpup. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (5/30/2016)

Q: Do you make a barreled receiver for a charger? I would like to purchase a complete set up for a charger stock.

Asked by: Danny Clevenger - 7/25/2016

A: No, we don't offer that option at this time. Thank you for your interest. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (7/25/2016)

Q: You don't show the untra-light weight fluted barrels as options. Are they out of stock or not offered in a barreled receiver configuration?

Asked by: RickT - 7/31/2016

A: Thank you for your interest. I see them as an option near the bottom of the barrel drop down menu. It's a long list, easy to miss. Good shooting! KIDD

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Answer provided by: Administrator (8/1/2016)

Q: What metal is the receiver made of?

Asked by: Larry Kliemann - 4/14/2018

A: The receiver is made from billet aluminium.

Good Shooting-Shalee

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Answer provided by: Shay (4/16/2018)

Q: On a complete barreled action with trigger, what is the average shipping cost? Thank you.

Asked by: Mike M. - 10/16/2017

A: Shipping a barreled action is around $16 depending on where you are located it could be more or less.

Good Shooting-Shalee

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Answer provided by: Shay (10/16/2017)