KIDD Tactical
Chassis — an
adaptable, ultra-rigid foundation built for precision 10/22® performance.
What makes it special
·
CNC-milled 6061-T6
billet aluminum with a durable anodized finish
·
Accepts AR-15–style
grips, stocks, tubes, and accessories
·
Designed for both KIDD Rear Tang and non-tang receivers (stabilizer screw
included)
·
Integrated access for Supergrade barrel locking screw—swap barrels without
removing your action
·
Full bull
barrel channel and clean, finished grip-to-trigger-guard transition
Key specs
·
Weight: 17.4
oz (1.09 lbs)
·
Overall length: 16.87"
·
Forend length: 8"
·
Machined from 6061-T6 billet aluminum
·
Durable black anodizing
·
M-LOK® slots
for accessory mounting
·
Compatible with:
o KIDD Supergrade and KIDD Classic barreled actions
o Most
10/22®-pattern actions
o Most
AR-15 furniture (stocks, grips,
tubes, rails, bipods)
·
Includes Stabilizer
Screw for non–rear tang receivers
·
Optional buttstock, tube, grip, and ring
attachments available
Chassis
weight
·
Total weight: 1.09 lbs (17.4 oz)
Avoiding
chassis flex — our engineering
This chassis begins as a billet aluminum
block and is precision-machined down to just 17.4 oz, leaving a dense, rigid structure that resists
torsion and improves shot-to-shot consistency. The integrated Supergrade barrel
screw access port allows users to re-tension or replace barrels without
disturbing their action bedding. When using a non-tang receiver, the included
stabilizer screw applies controlled upward tension—10 in-lb is all that’s
needed—to lock the action in place without inducing forward stress. For
shooters running a KIDD Rear Tang, the design fully supports the tang system
and bypasses the stabilizer screw entirely.
Installation & break-in tips
·
When using a non-tang receiver, install the tang
filler first, then tighten the stabilizer screw hand-tight (about 10 in-lb)
·
Do not
over-torque the stabilizer screw; pushing the action forward will degrade
accuracy
·
If using a KIDD receiver with Rear Tang, skip the stabilizer
screw entirely
·
Test-fit your chosen AR-15 grip to ensure ideal
clearance around the trigger guard
·
Recheck all accessory torques after your first
range session