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Review of Kidd Single-Stage Trigger Group

Started by FiremanBob, December 22, 2014, 08:16:46 PM

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FiremanBob

I have written a 5-page review of the Kidd trigger group on the blog:

http://1022Companion.wordpress.com

So many people talk about how great they are, so I took some photos while going through it to explain why it works as it does. I hope you all find it useful.

I don't feel right polluting the forums every time I put up a new post on the blog, so this is the last announcement unless something really unusual happens. If you find the articles interesting at all, you might click on the Follow button at the lower right corner of the screen. Then you will receive email notices whenever I post a new article. I will not use your email address in any other way besides having Wordpress send these automated notices.
Author of "The 10/22 Companion: How to Operate, Troubleshoot, Maintain and Improve Your Ruger 10/22"

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grunt soldier

Nice review. I love most all Kidd products!  Costly but definitely top notch stuff.
custom kydex solutions.  specializing in sheaths and holsters.  let me know if I can do something for you fellow seeders :)  some pics of our work below

http://s967.photobucket.com/albums/ae158/gruntsoldier2/

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Big John

I recommend you make a topic named after the blog and post updates there.