Victor, the maker of the Titan, has 2 new chassis designs for pre-order. They’re about the same price as the one in the video but more robust-seemingly. 2 thumbs up on the review, sir 👍👍
Glad to see you supporting the idea of a 1913 rail vs buffer tube. The precision folding 1913 stocks are the current trend with most chassis systems. I may be more on board with the ar style buffer tube or a buffer tube to 1913 adapter if the Kidd chassis had the lower indexing hole that a standard ar end plate or fixed ar stock require. I wish greatly for $600 you could get a 1913 on the back of this awesome Kidd chassis. The only chassis made for the Supergrades I own that actually use a rear tang. I believe a pivot any adapter on the buffer tube only hole, to mount a precision stock on a heavy rifle, is a rather Mickey Mouse fix. As the adapter wouldn’t have any anti-rotation properties. This also means most of the mentioned MDT stocks will not fit, as they utilize the lower indexing hole in the ar design.
Your right on the MDT stocks having the anti rotation tabs, I didn’t notice that. They will mount up and work but the look wouldn’t be ideal. MDT does have one that would work but it’s definitely not my favorite. I’m sure there’s something out there that will work for you.
I took the that barrel out of the Powder River Precision receiver. Kidd sent me a receiver, bolt and everything I needed to make that rifle a full Kidd build. I’ve got plans for the Powder River receiver on a new build. Need it like a hole in the head but it should be cool. And I’ve never seen this build on RUclips, so it should be cool.
Just curious, do you prefer the regular receiver over the super grade one? I understand that the barrel locking on the super grade is superior. Could you share your thoughts?
Honestly I’ve never had any issues with the regular VBlock receivers from KIDD. If the tolerance is right, when I say right I mean a thermal fit, so it requires heating the receiver to fit the barrel in. And Kidd receiver are tight, like they should be. If there is no slop between the barrel and the receiver you will never have issues like barrel droop. Some receivers like Faxon and Brownells the receivers are loose, I’ve had some that were so loose I had to get a vblock with a tensioning screw to get the barrel to sit properly in the stock or chassis. Kidd receivers are not like that, barrels fit properly like there supposed too. But it’s hard to beat the fitment of a SuperGrade.
@@RimfireSS Please send me the link for the 10% discount. I’m really wanting a multi- purpose 22 LR to use for steel challenge and Rimfire challenge. Would you also mind sharing how you’d spec it out as well?
We’ll from my experience the 10 rounders are the most consistent as far as accuracy and reliability. But in some receivers like the Powder River precision it doesn’t seem to matter. The magazines fit tighter, even the 15 and 25s and I think that looseness of the 15 and 25s is what causes problems with accuracy. The bullets get damaged in feeding and that causes accuracy problems. Idk, there are a few schools of thought on modifications to correct that but I find the receivers like KIDD and Powder River don’t seem to be affected as much because of tighter tolerances.
Hello I'd like to find this rifle set up , except for I would add a fluted barrel stainless barrel, and my own scope. Where can I get this please, any help would be greatly appreciated
Did they have them in stock? That’s such a popular stock there always sold out. Good stuff for sure. There real proud of that stock, $450 seems like a lot to pay for it. But they get it so maybe not… I like the Rival Arms for $160-200, yeah it’s not as nice or as quick adjusting but it does all the same stuff.
@@RimfireSS I had to wait a couple weeks on the waitlist a couple months ago. I also added the buttstock weights and two sets of the foreend weights along with the Area419 weighted arca rail. She sits just a few oz under 17lbs. I also added the Grayops bagstop shorty. She is a beast in PRS22
No doubt KIDD makes quality parts and is the leader in 10/22 innovation by throwing away everything Ruger makes but the magazine. Gets pricy, I did a quick cart on the Kidd site and came just shy of $1500 with no stock. Clearly it shoots, personally I don’t like moving around with a loaded gun in a hurry maneuvering around props etc. Nice overview of the product
Don, I have tried to find this Kidd Precision Chassis and there is no such chassis on Kidd’s website. They have a 22” Tactical chassis, but that does not have any full length arca rail on the bottom as you described and show on the one in the video. Is the “Precision” or PRS model the same as the Tactical 22” model and you are calling it by a different name? I would love to have the one where the arca rail is integrated into the chassis rather than to buy an aftermarket one (like RRS Universal arca rail) to fit against the bottom m-lok slots.
@@RimfireSS thanks for the quick response! I thought I was missing something going back and forth between your video review and their site. Much appreciated. I love what you do for content and appreciate the work you put into each vid!
So they are currently out of stock on the chassis. They will have more in stock in about a month. Make sure you use my code 22rsskidd to get 10 percent off on your order. It is a affiliate code so I do get a commission. Just being upfront with you.
Yes it does. With the right ammunition that is. I’ve shot 1 1/2 groups at 200 but normally around 2-2.5”. But I can’t stress enough the SD on the ammunition and wind have to be low to do it. With non lot tested ammunition usually shoots 3-4”.
Not sure why your Oryx takes such a long barrel to balance. Mine balances very well with the KIDD 20: heavy, Total weight on my Oryx set up is right around 13 lbs.
So it balances in front of the magazine with a 15 round magazine in it? I mean, I could put a 10 round in it and set it on a bag over top of the magazine close to the trigger guard but that’s not exactly ideal.
@@RimfireSS In front of Magwell. I shoot to many props where I need 12 rounds so have to stay well away from teh 15 rnd mag. As everyone knows if you end up loading into the 15 or 25 rnd mags you ned up with feeding issues. Mine balances nicely about 2 inch in front of mag well.
@@RimfireSS Dont get me wrong. My 15 and 25s have all been flawless. but if you get in a tight spot the and accidentally push into the magazine on a stage that is the only time I have had issues.
I know there are those who will argue till they are blue in the face about Kidd being over priced. But, from my own 10/22 experience with multiple builds, what I've read on forums about countless others buying something budget then parting it up piece by piece, in the long run getting the Kidd is the way to go. It has higher value resale if that becomes necessary versus a bucket of cheap parts, 9 out of 1o times performs better. Yes there will always be a random unicorn build that shoots lights out but that applies to anything and it is not repeatable or a reliable bet. The new chassis looks great! Can't wait to see it in person.
And your absolutely right about buying quality right off the bat. I like to pride myself in being able to find stuff that works well but at a good price. That don’t seem to work to well when it comes to 10/22 stuff.
@@RimfireSS I have 2 Kidd rifles already in stocks. I'll see one of these this summer at a match or show I have no doubt. I'd have to handle one before deciding if I need to buy over what I'm already running as I'm not having any problems I need fixed currently.
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Dude AWESOME Video and killer shooting . Thanks for the Shout-Out
You got it Buddy!
Victor, the maker of the Titan, has 2 new chassis designs for pre-order.
They’re about the same price as the one in the video but more robust-seemingly.
2 thumbs up on the review, sir 👍👍
@@RichardRunez-tx9uw I’ll check them out, maybe we can get one for review. Thanks for the heads up
Glad to see you supporting the idea of a 1913 rail vs buffer tube. The precision folding 1913 stocks are the current trend with most chassis systems. I may be more on board with the ar style buffer tube or a buffer tube to 1913 adapter if the Kidd chassis had the lower indexing hole that a standard ar end plate or fixed ar stock require.
I wish greatly for $600 you could get a 1913 on the back of this awesome Kidd chassis. The only chassis made for the Supergrades I own that actually use a rear tang. I believe a pivot any adapter on the buffer tube only hole, to mount a precision stock on a heavy rifle, is a rather Mickey Mouse fix. As the adapter wouldn’t have any anti-rotation properties.
This also means most of the mentioned MDT stocks will not fit, as they utilize the lower indexing hole in the ar design.
Your right on the MDT stocks having the anti rotation tabs, I didn’t notice that. They will mount up and work but the look wouldn’t be ideal. MDT does have one that would work but it’s definitely not my favorite. I’m sure there’s something out there that will work for you.
Awesome! I love that light weight you have.
I took the that barrel out of the Powder River Precision receiver. Kidd sent me a receiver, bolt and everything I needed to make that rifle a full Kidd build. I’ve got plans for the Powder River receiver on a new build. Need it like a hole in the head but it should be cool. And I’ve never seen this build on RUclips, so it should be cool.
Would love to try out that oryx chassis and 28 in barrel in ara tournament I loved it it was gorgeous
I love the look of those things. Really neat!
Definitely a sharp looking chassis, especially if you have the Kidd receiver too.
That sure is some good stuff they're coming up with!😮❤❤❤
Sure is. Everything they make is top notch.
She a Track Driver Don!!! Looks great & shoots great!!
They both are. Kidd makes great stuff.
Thank you for sharing good information.
Just bought a Kidd barrel a couple months ago. It's a big upgrade.
Best barrel for a 10/22 for sure!
Very nice, Don. Very Nice! im going to have to build a 10/22 one day.. Cheers...
You should
@@RimfireSS It will be tough getting parts in canada! not to mention costly. but, im looking into it! Cheers, Don
Great information keep
the videos coming
Can do!
Great KYL run in the opening!
Thanks man
@@RimfireSS Yessir. The last 2 skinnies, you barely paused for those tight shots.
@@seanoneil277 there’s a small amount of luck there too my friend. Lol
Awesome chassis, Dlask/MDT made a chassis a few years ago here in Canada it’s basically the same idea
Surprised they don’t have them here in the states. Kept asking for it too.
I also wouldn't mind the kid chassis with a 24-in barrel to try an ARA style tournaments since I'm only going to shoot bench rest
@@timothytrexler1896 that would work.
Just found your channel from Joe's channel. Looking forward to seeing more videos,,,love the 22lrs. What scope are you running on that gun??
That’s the Vortex Venom. It’s not a bad scope but I’d rather have a Arken.
Damn, what a gun!
Which one? They both shoot great though.
Just curious, do you prefer the regular receiver over the super grade one? I understand that the barrel locking on the super grade is superior. Could you share your thoughts?
Honestly I’ve never had any issues with the regular VBlock receivers from KIDD. If the tolerance is right, when I say right I mean a thermal fit, so it requires heating the receiver to fit the barrel in. And Kidd receiver are tight, like they should be. If there is no slop between the barrel and the receiver you will never have issues like barrel droop. Some receivers like Faxon and Brownells the receivers are loose, I’ve had some that were so loose I had to get a vblock with a tensioning screw to get the barrel to sit properly in the stock or chassis. Kidd receivers are not like that, barrels fit properly like there supposed too. But it’s hard to beat the fitment of a SuperGrade.
Question, towards the end of video, you had a nice scope you were using. Can you tell me make and model?
@@Shofarman1 it’s a Arken EP5
No doubt kidd is great. My build is all kidd except the reciever and bolt. They are both brownells and have had no issues with mine.
I have 5 Brownells bolts, the last 2 I bought had light strikes. The other 3 were fine. Must have been a bad batch.
wow, did not know this exists. I have my Azimuth AZTP-22 in a KRG Bravo stock. But this thing definitely seems beefy. =) What barrel is that?
The whole rifle is KIDD, but the barrel is a 20” SS non fluted.
@@RimfireSS Just 20? it looked bigger. =)
@@SlavGuns maybe that was the Oryx you were thinking. That’s a 28”
I been looking for stock,,, you convinced me
@@edwardrosebud827 they have changed it a bit since this video. I did another video about it. They made it better is all.
Thank you for your time and effort in this video! I’m thinking of buying a kidd
Let me know if you do, I have a link for you to use and it’s worth a 10 percent discount.
@@RimfireSS Please send me the link for the 10% discount. I’m really wanting a multi- purpose 22 LR to use for steel challenge and Rimfire challenge. Would you also mind sharing how you’d spec it out as well?
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Which barrel did you pick?
Looks amazing
It really is a nice chassis.
By the time you buy something else then buy a KIDD part to upgrade it you are at the cost of the KIDD to start with if not more.
Don I remember you saying in a video somewhere that one magazine is more accurate than another in the 10/22 platform. What magazine is that?
We’ll from my experience the 10 rounders are the most consistent as far as accuracy and reliability. But in some receivers like the Powder River precision it doesn’t seem to matter. The magazines fit tighter, even the 15 and 25s and I think that looseness of the 15 and 25s is what causes problems with accuracy. The bullets get damaged in feeding and that causes accuracy problems. Idk, there are a few schools of thought on modifications to correct that but I find the receivers like KIDD and Powder River don’t seem to be affected as much because of tighter tolerances.
Hello I'd like to find this rifle set up , except for I would add a fluted barrel stainless barrel, and my own scope. Where can I get this please, any help would be greatly appreciated
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I cant seam to find that vertical grip you have on that one,,, Who makes that one please?
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What are your favorite scopes for Kidds?
@@bep357 what are you using it for? PRS/ Benchrest or just a general purpose rifle?
I want one
I put the XLR C6 buttstock on my KIDD precision chassis. I feel its the best stock for this chassis
Did they have them in stock? That’s such a popular stock there always sold out. Good stuff for sure. There real proud of that stock, $450 seems like a lot to pay for it. But they get it so maybe not… I like the Rival Arms for $160-200, yeah it’s not as nice or as quick adjusting but it does all the same stuff.
@@RimfireSS I had to wait a couple weeks on the waitlist a couple months ago. I also added the buttstock weights and two sets of the foreend weights along with the Area419 weighted arca rail. She sits just a few oz under 17lbs. I also added the Grayops bagstop shorty. She is a beast in PRS22
@@brandontinker6419 sweet, I bet it is!
No doubt KIDD makes quality parts and is the leader in 10/22 innovation by throwing away everything Ruger makes but the magazine. Gets pricy, I did a quick cart on the Kidd site and came just shy of $1500 with no stock. Clearly it shoots, personally I don’t like moving around with a loaded gun in a hurry maneuvering around props etc. Nice overview of the product
Who makes that super light barrel on the KIDD Tactical?
That’s an all Kidd rifle.
#OUTSTANDING VIDEO THNX
Your welcome
Don, I have tried to find this Kidd Precision Chassis and there is no such chassis on Kidd’s website. They have a 22” Tactical chassis, but that does not have any full length arca rail on the bottom as you described and show on the one in the video. Is the “Precision” or PRS model the same as the Tactical 22” model and you are calling it by a different name? I would love to have the one where the arca rail is integrated into the chassis rather than to buy an aftermarket one (like RRS Universal arca rail) to fit against the bottom m-lok slots.
I just looked and it’s gone off the site. I’ll text them in the morning and find out what’s going on. I’ll let you know.
@@RimfireSS thanks for the quick response! I thought I was missing something going back and forth between your video review and their site. Much appreciated. I love what you do for content and appreciate the work you put into each vid!
@@stevenlee2780 you got it man.
So they are currently out of stock on the chassis. They will have more in stock in about a month. Make sure you use my code 22rsskidd to get 10 percent off on your order. It is a affiliate code so I do get a commission. Just being upfront with you.
@@RimfireSSthanks for the follow up. Happy to use the affiliate code! Save money and help you out is a win-win!
Another option for the butt stock is the Luth-AR MBA-1 for $140.
Yes, absolutely
Does it still hold groups at 150-200 yards
Yes it does. With the right ammunition that is. I’ve shot 1 1/2 groups at 200 but normally around 2-2.5”. But I can’t stress enough the SD on the ammunition and wind have to be low to do it. With non lot tested ammunition usually shoots 3-4”.
@@RimfireSS great info, thanks!
What kind of scope is that?
@@edwardrosebud827 Arken EP5
Not sure why your Oryx takes such a long barrel to balance. Mine balances very well with the KIDD 20: heavy, Total weight on my Oryx set up is right around 13 lbs.
So it balances in front of the magazine with a 15 round magazine in it? I mean, I could put a 10 round in it and set it on a bag over top of the magazine close to the trigger guard but that’s not exactly ideal.
@@RimfireSS In front of Magwell. I shoot to many props where I need 12 rounds so have to stay well away from teh 15 rnd mag. As everyone knows if you end up loading into the 15 or 25 rnd mags you ned up with feeding issues. Mine balances nicely about 2 inch in front of mag well.
@@damingrail3655 wow, mine doesn’t. I don’t usually load into my rifle though.
@@RimfireSS Dont get me wrong. My 15 and 25s have all been flawless. but if you get in a tight spot the and accidentally push into the magazine on a stage that is the only time I have had issues.
Can any ruger 10/22 ruger even the takedown models?
I don’t think it will work with the take down models as the chassis is one piece forend.
Unfortunately, just the regular 10/22.
What scope is that?
Vortex Venom 5-25 , It’s not bad but there are better options for less money. Like anything from Arken, or Athlon.
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I know there are those who will argue till they are blue in the face about Kidd being over priced. But, from my own 10/22 experience with multiple builds, what I've read on forums about countless others buying something budget then parting it up piece by piece, in the long run getting the Kidd is the way to go. It has higher value resale if that becomes necessary versus a bucket of cheap parts, 9 out of 1o times performs better. Yes there will always be a random unicorn build that shoots lights out but that applies to anything and it is not repeatable or a reliable bet. The new chassis looks great! Can't wait to see it in person.
You buying one?
And your absolutely right about buying quality right off the bat. I like to pride myself in being able to find stuff that works well but at a good price. That don’t seem to work to well when it comes to 10/22 stuff.
@@RimfireSS I have 2 Kidd rifles already in stocks. I'll see one of these this summer at a match or show I have no doubt. I'd have to handle one before deciding if I need to buy over what I'm already running as I'm not having any problems I need fixed currently.
@@RimfireAddicted70 ahh I gotcha. I was thinking you ordered one.