Josh, The Magpul Hunter X22 stock has adjustable cheek pieces. The top of the stock comes in 4 different heights and is replaceable. Length of pull is also adjustable. Thanks for another great video!
Really liked the comparison of the 10/22's. Thanks for the great content. I have a 10/22 with a Kidd barrel and Victor Titan stock. The other semi-auto 22 I have is a Thompson Center/Performance Center TCR 22. Thumbhole stock and carbon fiber barrel. Very light. Both shoot very well from the bench. Gotta try a similar comparison with some Eley Semi Auto. Looked like a fun day at the range.
The Titan is a far better stock than the Magpul. Two anchor points. I won our Auto Division yesterday shooting my inexpensive 10/22. Titan stock, 20" Green Mountain blue barrel, Kidd single stage trigger kit, stock bolt and stock Ruger receiver. I have the Riton 6-25x50 X1 scope on all of my .22s now. Sold all of my high dollar scopes. The glass is amazing in this $200 scope. Came in 4th overall out of 36 shooters. Beat a ton of Vudoos, Bergaras, Anschutz, CZs and a Rim-X. Ammo of choice - Eley SABRP
Josh, a lot of guys add the Victor cheek rests to lots of other brands of stocks. If you like all other aspects of the Magpul stock, you may consider just adding the Victor cheek rest to improve comfort and performance. That solution is a lot cheaper than purchasing a whole new stock system to correct just that one problem.
My 10/22 in an Archangel Precision stock has the factory receiver and bolt with Kidd extractor and charging handle/spring kit, has the Shaw 18" non-threaded barrel, and the Timney 1022ce two stage trigger can run 3/4 - 1 moa at 100yd and remove the head of a sewing pin at 25yd consistently with CCI SV. Excluding the scope thats about 900.
My latest build is using a tactical solutions X-Ring receiver and barrel with a Kidd 2stage trigger in a KRG bravo chassis/stock. I quite like the current setup. But I do believe I would greatly benefit from a heavier barrel like a Kidd so I may end up swapping it out here soon. Regardless it’s an excellent shooting little plinking gun
I love my Built set up. I have the Kidd Charging handle and spring Kit.. I am running the Lightest spring. It has helped with cold weather shooting. SK sometimes does not have a lot of power behind it when its below 40 degrees. I can usually tell when it short strokes the bolt as it has a different sound when the round goes off. My budget built is Stock Receiver (Polished), Stock Bolt(Polished and rear bevel on bolt), Kidd Single stage Trigger Kit, Kidd 20" SS Heavy, Orxy Chassis with a Vortex Venom. Running SK standard Plus.
I get much better feeding with both my 10/22 rifles if I draw the bolt back and pause at the rear before letting the bolt fly home to chamber a round vs drawing the bolt back and instantly releasing it to chamber a round. I've noticed others who shoot 10/22s also have fewer feeding problems when pausing before releasing the bolt.
You seem to have a positive view of that oryx chassis. I have an old 10/22 that I think I will put in that chassis after I slap a Kidd barrel on it and see how it performs. You do good work sir, and inspire us all.
Josh, i`ve got one of the older Ruger laminate stock w/fat OEM hammer forged barrel, and its a tack driver with Norma Tac22 ammo. The CCI-SV is also real good in it too. Don`t ask me why, but this old 1022 fatty just drives them in clover leaf's all day long. It will out shoot some of my higher end CZ457`s. I`ve also got an older 1022 pencil barreled one that is super accurate too. That one, believe it or not, loves the Aguila 22-Target ammo. Now don`t get me wrong here, i`ve had a few 1022`s that just sucked. But for these 2 particular ones i mentioned, they are definitely keepers. I like that ORYX chassis one you have there, that`s a beauty! As for the Magpul 1022 stocks, yuck. There is nothing i like about the Magpul 1022 stocks, at all.
I am finishing up a B14R build this year and my plans are late fall over the winter is to order a complete Kidd Supergrade barreled action with a single stage Kidd trigger and drop it into a chassis. I did use the Oryx Chassis for my Bergara build and do like it, will probably Stay with MDT and use the Oryx on the 10/22 build although I would love to see MDT inlet the XRS chassis for the 10/22! If they did that I would go that route no question. I think for a person starting from scratch with no 10/22 rifle or parts at all the best value for a top performing 10/22 is the complete Kidd barreled action bar none.
Not getting into my tips and tricks but your pursuit has been mine for 45 years with Ruger 10/22. I can suggest a real dirt cheap build. An 18" SS shaw barrel. Axiom stock bx trigger. Stock receiver and bolt. If you tighten every screw really tight and find what round it likes you will be surprised. Use any decent scope maybe a vortex. But I have a feeling you won't. Sorry about what happened to you I hated that jive
Mine is all Kidd except for a Fedderson 16" bull barrel, and a Gun Smither V block. Nothing Ruger left on it. I wanted to see if I could get a .22 semi-auto to hold its own against descent bolt rifles. I think it does.
I just built a Kidd rifle but I used a dlask arms receiver they are 7075 aluminum rather then 6065 aluminum 20” mat black barrel nitride scalloped bolt single stage Kidd trigger with a diamondback tactical 6-24 in a KRG Brovo chassis great bench gun
I ran my kyl today at 100 yards a few times in pretty good wind, I think I got lucky. I like the built Kidd with the oryx, I would like to put my mini action 223 howa in an oryx chassis. Good shooting brother
Surprised you did this in the wind. That never worked for me, I'd learn a ton, first thing in the morning at our range. Once the wind came up (every day here) it was just fun & practice. Used to watch the windflags switch and fire to see deflection. 6" at 100 was common!
Watched all your videos. Really like your stuff man. 1 question. Why do you continue shooting eley when lapua and sk shoot better continously on your videos and eley seems to let you down alot?
I have a completely stock receiver a BX trigger with a houge stock and a shaw barrel and its not far off from what I see way higher cost build perform but sometimes you just get lucky
My next build is probably going to be Kidd especially the 3oz/3oz trigger. I've only done Volquartsens in the past and they were phenomenal shooters even with cheap bulk supersonic ammo shooting at 200 yards. It's especially nice when you can easily get sub one inch groups at 100 yards with the cheapest available bulk ammo. I shouldn't have wasted money on the Volquartsen triggers and should have just bought Kidd match grade 3oz/3oz triggers for my Volquartsens. Hope the Kidd match grade barrel shoots cheap bulk supersonic ammo accurately at least like my Volquartsens do at 200 yards.
@@PursuitofAccuracy I'd get 2 inch average groups from one Volquartsen barrel shooting bulk Remington and Winchester old bulk batch lots of supersonics and the other was around 3 inches at 200 yards. I haven't chonied for consistency just plinking at strung up golf balls and pop cans at the 100 and 200 yard range. The Volquartsen heavy fluted stainless steel barrels with their compensators are the most accurate and forgiving aftermarket barrels I've ever shot with.
I also have the Magpul and Titan stock and overall like them but the krg bravo is my top favorite at this moment. It doesn’t work with the Allen gator triple mag adapters though
I'd say the chassis was the difference here. With the Supergrade not having the feeding issues, I'd say the Supergrade in the Oryx would beat the built one.
Really great information and comments on this video. One question I have is the length of your barrels? 16.5", 18" or 20"? I have always heard that increase length equals better stability and accuracy. Yes it looks like your greatly enjoy your job. Looking forward to making my own some day. Your video and other's comments have convinced me to go Kidd when I do. Thank you very much.
My Kidd build misfires Eley all the time. I guess the narrower rim thickness is the problem. Sk and CCI are no problem. I wonder if others have experienced that especially with the Kidd bolt?
I really appreciate the videos you put together. I have a tikka stock tikka t1x. It shoots pretty good out to 100 yards. I want to be able to shoot to 300 yards. Do I put and barrel and chassis on the t1x or go to a controlled feed action build?
Got a good video for you to make sir most people who watch your videos who have CZ 457 and switch to match barrel like a lija barrel doesn't show the install and how to head space your rifle just a thought enjoy your videos thxs.
I take it that the Kidd must have a feed ramp and that is causing some feeding issues. My full Volquartsen build uses a direct feed similar to a Vudoo so I never have a feeding issue with that exact ammo and it shoots sub .5 moa at 100 yards with me shooting it. As well as you shoot, you would have gotten through all 8 KYL targets with my rifle!
I sort my ammo by rim thickness with pretty good results, it helps out the 5 buck a box stuff I mostly shoot, I ran my kyl at 50 and 100 yards today, so I believe it does help
@@hansel1611 I bought a scale but have never sorted by weight. I sorted roughly 10k 22lr by rim thickness in the last 2 years, I do believe many of the flyers are eliminated, even if I only have 2 rounds per box of 50 that are way out of spec. I measure out to .0005. Example .0375 vs .0435 is quite a large variance in rim size. I sort into approximately 8 lots, the extreme I use to warm up the barrel and foul in. The majority measure .040 to .0415 rim thickness
@@wowguy3562 I just sorted through two 50-round boxes. When I measured the rim, it was consistent 0.0335-0.0345 inch range. I made sure to zero my tool and calibrate to ensure accuracy. No change. I've been reading forums and other posts, it seems that my batch has thinner rims since everyone's rims for CCI SV average around 0.041 inch. Hopefully, my groups are tighter. Thanks for the advice!
I have to get a lefty (first gun), so I've settled on the 10/22 Competition. I want to upgrade to the Kidd barrel, but is it really worth it to upgrade the bolt & trigger as well on this model?
I haven’t gone beyond 100 meters and using a Leupold 1.5 to 5 scope it shoots very well! Better than I thought and just a ton of fun on those KYL targets
@@PursuitofAccuracy Stop bellyachin and trying to catch a freebie. Let the moths out of your wallet and buy one like everyone else because in the interests of a more accurate review, It won't be hand picked and you won't be under any obligation to give a biased review. 🤑
Wondering how your Kidd fit in the MTD Onyx chassis ? I've heard stories of how the Kidd trigger doesn't fit well in the Onyx chassis and was wondering what your take on this matter is ?
STILL NOT FAIR.... every single gun has a personality and requires intense practice to find what ammo works best , using a barrel tuner effects it yet again. once you find the best ammo and tune it in to that gun at that yardage you've started preparing for the test but now have to go thru that with the second gun aswell. not until you've done that can you even start think about comparing them against each other! Now you have to find a no wind day and lock the guns in a vise for repeatability. after that you can handle the guns and see just how bad you are at handling! and I'm sure you'll take into effect that the ammo may not repeat even if its from the same batch. so you see if you just want to pickup a gun and shoot it fine and if you want better performance it takes work and if you want to compete best of luck and many hours to you...
Your aware you describing a test that would cost hundreds and hundreds of dollars right? There are so many variables to rimfire shooting at some point youve got to draw a line where its going to be close enough for comparison sake. Also clamping rifle in a vice isnt the most accurate way to test unless your shooting it out of a vice typically. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
I would like a 20 in barrel but the 16 in is shooting really well how much better would a Kidd barrel be ? Abd would it be worth the expense . my only gripe is it's a pain to clean
Its hard to say without having shot your rifle. The kidd barrels have been excellent for me though. I wouldnt hesitate to recommend their parts to anyone
@@PursuitofAccuracy Just out of curiosity Josh how much is the Kidd barrel the rifle looks more balanced with it ? I"m a big fan of your content keep up the great stuff you do !
Also, with a target rifle, you are NOT supposed to mount your cheek on the stock. That’s why the stock is made that way. The only thing that should be touching the gun is your thumb behind try e trigger guard and your index finger on the trigger. Once again showing how little you know about target rides and shooting. Also, shooting that fast is a beginners way to shoot. A well seasoned target shooter would take a good 2 minutes to shoot 5 rounds. Especially when you’re trying to see how it groups. Sorry to be so critical, but YT so many follow what you are going and they are then learning the WRONG way to be a good shooter. I can take a stock 10/22 with mini mags and shoot groups like that. My Tenex would all go into one hole. Ok, just got to the part where you said 100 yards. But why test at 100 yards? A .22lr was never built to do that. I don’t get these guys shooting a gun way farther than it was meant to shoot. I would like to see you shoot this at 50 yards on paper. Then we will see if you can shut me up other than the cold bore thing.
Your obviously referring to benchrest style shooting. These arent turbo or 2500 single shot bench resr rifles. They are in fact prs rifles. By your comment saying I know nothing about target rifles its very obvious you know very little to nothing about the largest rimfire sport in the world, prs22 / nrl22. We shoot off props out to 400+ yards in that sport.
I hate when everyone uses the term COLD BORE. It has nothing to do with the temperature of the bore. It is because the bore is CLEAN. Which it should never be to test ammo. I never clean my notes j Tim I see accuracy started to fade, which is almost never. Leave that lead and lube in that bore. For a BR gun, or target rimfire of any kind, they shooters much tighter when they are full of that bullets lube. Sometimes taking 50-100 rounds for them to settle in. So many who make these videos that don’t know enough about rimfires to know how to treat them. Yes you clean them but not the bore.
I dont clean my barrels, i clean the chambers. Depending on the lube the lube will harden when its cooled increasing projectile resistance and increasing the mv significantly on that shot. Subsequent shots mv is normal. This has been tested by lots of people and can be repeated and proven with a chronograph.
Josh, The Magpul Hunter X22 stock has adjustable cheek pieces. The top of the stock comes in 4 different heights and is replaceable. Length of pull is also adjustable. Thanks for another great video!
Thanks for the info
Really liked the comparison of the 10/22's. Thanks for the great content. I have a 10/22 with a Kidd barrel and Victor Titan stock. The other semi-auto 22 I have is a Thompson Center/Performance Center TCR 22. Thumbhole stock and carbon fiber barrel. Very light. Both shoot very well from the bench. Gotta try a similar comparison with some Eley Semi Auto. Looked like a fun day at the range.
The Titan is a far better stock than the Magpul. Two anchor points. I won our Auto Division yesterday shooting my inexpensive 10/22. Titan stock, 20" Green Mountain blue barrel, Kidd single stage trigger kit, stock bolt and stock Ruger receiver. I have the Riton 6-25x50 X1 scope on all of my .22s now. Sold all of my high dollar scopes. The glass is amazing in this $200 scope. Came in 4th overall out of 36 shooters. Beat a ton of Vudoos, Bergaras, Anschutz, CZs and a Rim-X. Ammo of choice - Eley SABRP
Josh, a lot of guys add the Victor cheek rests to lots of other brands of stocks. If you like all other aspects of the Magpul stock, you may consider just adding the Victor cheek rest to improve comfort and performance. That solution is a lot cheaper than purchasing a whole new stock system to correct just that one problem.
My 10/22 in an Archangel Precision stock has the factory receiver and bolt with Kidd extractor and charging handle/spring kit, has the Shaw 18" non-threaded barrel, and the Timney 1022ce two stage trigger can run 3/4 - 1 moa at 100yd and remove the head of a sewing pin at 25yd consistently with CCI SV. Excluding the scope thats about 900.
Really fun video, Josh. I’m putting together a Kidd 10/22 so this is very interesting. Thanks!
My latest build is using a tactical solutions X-Ring receiver and barrel with a Kidd 2stage trigger in a KRG bravo chassis/stock. I quite like the current setup. But I do believe I would greatly benefit from a heavier barrel like a Kidd so I may end up swapping it out here soon. Regardless it’s an excellent shooting little plinking gun
I love my Built set up. I have the Kidd Charging handle and spring Kit.. I am running the Lightest spring. It has helped with cold weather shooting. SK sometimes does not have a lot of power behind it when its below 40 degrees. I can usually tell when it short strokes the bolt as it has a different sound when the round goes off. My budget built is Stock Receiver (Polished), Stock Bolt(Polished and rear bevel on bolt), Kidd Single stage Trigger Kit, Kidd 20" SS Heavy, Orxy Chassis with a Vortex Venom. Running SK standard Plus.
This is some fun 10-22 action. Interesting how these guns can take on such varying personalities...
I get much better feeding with both my 10/22 rifles if I draw the bolt back and pause at the rear before letting the bolt fly home to chamber a round vs drawing the bolt back and instantly releasing it to chamber a round.
I've noticed others who shoot 10/22s also have fewer feeding problems when pausing before releasing the bolt.
You seem to have a positive view of that oryx chassis. I have an old 10/22 that I think I will put in that chassis after I slap a Kidd barrel on it and see how it performs. You do good work sir, and inspire us all.
Thank you. Its been very good for the $$ for sure.
Josh, i`ve got one of the older Ruger laminate stock w/fat OEM hammer forged barrel, and its a tack driver with Norma Tac22 ammo. The CCI-SV is also real good in it too. Don`t ask me why, but this old 1022 fatty just drives them in clover leaf's all day long. It will out shoot some of my higher end CZ457`s. I`ve also got an older 1022 pencil barreled one that is super accurate too. That one, believe it or not, loves the Aguila 22-Target ammo. Now don`t get me wrong here, i`ve had a few 1022`s that just sucked. But for these 2 particular ones i mentioned, they are definitely keepers. I like that ORYX chassis one you have there, that`s a beauty! As for the Magpul 1022 stocks, yuck. There is nothing i like about the Magpul 1022 stocks, at all.
Good video. Never hear about green mountain much anymore. They were the thing for awhile.
I am finishing up a B14R build this year and my plans are late fall over the winter is to order a complete Kidd Supergrade barreled action with a single stage Kidd trigger and drop it into a chassis.
I did use the Oryx Chassis for my Bergara build and do like it, will probably Stay with MDT and use the Oryx on the 10/22 build although I would love to see MDT inlet the XRS chassis for the 10/22!
If they did that I would go that route no question.
I think for a person starting from scratch with no 10/22 rifle or parts at all the best value for a top performing 10/22 is the complete Kidd barreled action bar none.
Not getting into my tips and tricks but your pursuit has been mine for 45 years with Ruger 10/22. I can suggest a real dirt cheap build. An 18" SS shaw barrel. Axiom stock bx trigger. Stock receiver and bolt. If you tighten every screw really tight and find what round it likes you will be surprised. Use any decent scope maybe a vortex. But I have a feeling you won't. Sorry about what happened to you I hated that jive
Mine is all Kidd except for a Fedderson 16" bull barrel, and a Gun Smither V block. Nothing Ruger left on it. I wanted to see if I could get a .22 semi-auto to hold its own against descent bolt rifles. I think it does.
Josh the Magpul Hunter Stock it’s available with three different cheek riser heights
Yep, it's not perfect but you can get a pretty good rise setting usually.
I absolutely love my KIDD!
if you are looking for a budget build try a Bruno CZ -2E see how well you can get it to shoot
Maybe he's changed something in the last 15 years, but I never got an Eley load to shoot as well as SK/Wolf/Lapua from my KIDD barrel.
I just built a Kidd rifle but I used a dlask arms receiver they are 7075 aluminum rather then 6065 aluminum 20” mat black barrel nitride scalloped bolt single stage Kidd trigger with a diamondback tactical 6-24 in a KRG Brovo chassis great bench gun
You should really check out Accurate Rifle Systems, if you haven't. Excellent chassis for the money. Fantastic 1022 chassis.
I really want to go with the Kidd and the Oryx. I love it!
I ran my kyl today at 100 yards a few times in pretty good wind, I think I got lucky. I like the built Kidd with the oryx, I would like to put my mini action 223 howa in an oryx chassis. Good shooting brother
Surprised you did this in the wind. That never worked for me, I'd learn a ton, first thing in the morning at our range. Once the wind came up (every day here) it was just fun & practice. Used to watch the windflags switch and fire to see deflection. 6" at 100 was common!
Sometimes you got to just send it
Damn you weren’t kidding around. 🤦🏻♂️
Its the loose nut on the back of the guns that made the difference!
TIE
Magpul sells three sizes of cheek riser for that stock
Josh you should team up with a 22lr manufacturer and develop a rifle called "The Woods Walker."
Haha
Magpul does have cheek risers for the stock 😊
Yup. I have 2 Magpul stocks in use with their cheek risers. Works great.
Could you try some sorted cci green tag in an ammo test sometime?
Have a Matthew's Fabrication check riser on my magpul. Works great!
Watched all your videos. Really like your stuff man. 1 question. Why do you continue shooting eley when lapua and sk shoot better continously on your videos and eley seems to let you down alot?
Eley has always shot really well for me at distance. My comp guns hammer the stuff.
I’m excited for the budget build. Since you can put the stock 10/22 back together, would you consider sending it to CPC and reporting the results?
Possibly
I have a completely stock receiver a BX trigger with a houge stock and a shaw barrel and its not far off from what I see way higher cost build perform but sometimes you just get lucky
Nice...
Yeah, malfunctions win, especially first round malfunctions.
My next build is probably going to be Kidd especially the 3oz/3oz trigger. I've only done Volquartsens in the past and they were phenomenal shooters even with cheap bulk supersonic ammo shooting at 200 yards. It's especially nice when you can easily get sub one inch groups at 100 yards with the cheapest available bulk ammo. I shouldn't have wasted money on the Volquartsen triggers and should have just bought Kidd match grade 3oz/3oz triggers for my Volquartsens. Hope the Kidd match grade barrel shoots cheap bulk supersonic ammo accurately at least like my Volquartsens do at 200 yards.
From the es and sd's I have seen on bulk ammo I wouldnt expect much at 200 yards
@@PursuitofAccuracy I'd get 2 inch average groups from one Volquartsen barrel shooting bulk Remington and Winchester old bulk batch lots of supersonics and the other was around 3 inches at 200 yards. I haven't chonied for consistency just plinking at strung up golf balls and pop cans at the 100 and 200 yard range. The Volquartsen heavy fluted stainless steel barrels with their compensators are the most accurate and forgiving aftermarket barrels I've ever shot with.
Be prepared to have your wallet gouged if considering to buy a KIDD 10-22 rifle. Average cost before tax and shipping costs, is 1,500 - 2,000 dollars
I also have the Magpul and Titan stock and overall like them but the krg bravo is my top favorite at this moment. It doesn’t work with the Allen gator triple mag adapters though
I'd say the chassis was the difference here. With the Supergrade not having the feeding issues, I'd say the Supergrade in the Oryx would beat the built one.
Really great information and comments on this video. One question I have is the length of your barrels? 16.5", 18" or 20"? I have always heard that increase length equals better stability and accuracy. Yes it looks like your greatly enjoy your job. Looking forward to making my own some day. Your video and other's comments have convinced me to go Kidd when I do. Thank you very much.
I prefer 20-25" barrels. Mostly because they balance better on rifles but ive also found them to be very consistent
My Kidd build misfires Eley all the time. I guess the narrower rim thickness is the problem. Sk and CCI are no problem. I wonder if others have experienced that especially with the Kidd bolt?
I really appreciate the videos you put together. I have a tikka stock tikka t1x. It shoots pretty good out to 100 yards. I want to be able to shoot to 300 yards. Do I put and barrel and chassis on the t1x or go to a controlled feed action build?
How well is it shooting at 100?
If its a good shooter no reason to swap barrels. I would say for 300 the optic is going to be the most inportant
I have a vortex pst II 5 x 25 scope. It shoots pretty well at 100 yards. I can run a kyl at 100 yards if the wind is not bad. Lol
It kills me when someone claims they “built” a firearm when actually all they did was assemble of a few parts.
Its a generic term of putting something together versus buying something off the shelf
Wonder why some barrels cold bore? Good video
Got a good video for you to make sir most people who watch your videos who have CZ 457 and switch to match barrel like a lija barrel doesn't show the install and how to head space your rifle just a thought enjoy your videos thxs.
Get the check piece kit from magpul
I take it that the Kidd must have a feed ramp and that is causing some feeding issues. My full Volquartsen build uses a direct feed similar to a Vudoo so I never have a feeding issue with that exact ammo and it shoots sub .5 moa at 100 yards with me shooting it. As well as you shoot, you would have gotten through all 8 KYL targets with my rifle!
Its not gonna shoot every lot of ammo of great. Just doesnt like that ammo, thats rimfire for ya
@@PursuitofAccuracy so true
@@PursuitofAccuracy I’ve turned mine into an ammo snob. Only Tenex and Center X! Lol!
@@jeffstephenson4156 lol yeah the kidd hammers what it likes....and well doesnt what it doesnt.
Next video is another example of that lol
@@PursuitofAccuracy I love your videos so I’ll be looking forward it!
Love my kidd, also would like a desert tactile RemX 😎👍
Have you tried shooting CCI SV on your Kidd? If so, what is your personal experience? I'm curious how different budget bulk ammo performs on a Kidd
I will get some for episode 3 👍
I sort my ammo by rim thickness with pretty good results, it helps out the 5 buck a box stuff I mostly shoot, I ran my kyl at 50 and 100 yards today, so I believe it does help
@@wowguy3562 Did you also sort it by weight? Does it help minimize fliers?
@@hansel1611 I bought a scale but have never sorted by weight. I sorted roughly 10k 22lr by rim thickness in the last 2 years, I do believe many of the flyers are eliminated, even if I only have 2 rounds per box of 50 that are way out of spec. I measure out to .0005. Example .0375 vs .0435 is quite a large variance in rim size. I sort into approximately 8 lots, the extreme I use to warm up the barrel and foul in. The majority measure .040 to .0415 rim thickness
@@wowguy3562 I just sorted through two 50-round boxes. When I measured the rim, it was consistent 0.0335-0.0345 inch range. I made sure to zero my tool and calibrate to ensure accuracy. No change. I've been reading forums and other posts, it seems that my batch has thinner rims since everyone's rims for CCI SV average around 0.041 inch. Hopefully, my groups are tighter. Thanks for the advice!
I have a 10/22 that only thing ruger is the receiver everything is kidd in and a boyds stock
I have to get a lefty (first gun), so I've settled on the 10/22 Competition. I want to upgrade to the Kidd barrel, but is it really worth it to upgrade the bolt & trigger as well on this model?
I have that exact gun and it shoots very well with the factory barrel
@@davejones3923 oh that's great to hear! Thanks for the response, I'll live with it for a while
I haven’t gone beyond 100 meters and using a Leupold 1.5 to 5 scope it shoots very well! Better than I thought and just a ton of fun on those KYL targets
Buy extra left handed 10/22 mags when you see them. They only do occasional batch runs of them and get hard to find in the in between times.
Both are a win because you are shooting!! Any time you get to shoot its a win!
I get so excited when you post a new video 🥳and then find there's no Anschutz 😥
Hit up anschutz north america and tell them to send me one for evaluation, lord knows ive tried lol
@@PursuitofAccuracy Stop bellyachin and trying to catch a freebie. Let the moths out of your wallet and buy one like everyone else because in the interests of a more accurate review, It won't be hand picked and you won't be under any obligation to give a biased review. 🤑
@@audieladd2476 agreed 100% spoken like a normal person, one who pays for their shiff
Wondering how your Kidd fit in the MTD Onyx chassis ? I've heard stories of how the Kidd trigger doesn't fit well in the Onyx chassis and was wondering what your take on this matter is ?
Mine had no issues in the oryx
I know it's notb10/22 what about the savage mk 2 tr
You do realize you can get different cheek pieces for the Magpul stock right?
need more sound volume in your videos
Do you have a part list for the built one
STILL NOT FAIR.... every single gun has a personality and requires intense practice to find what ammo works best , using a barrel tuner effects it yet again. once you find the best ammo and tune it in to that gun at that yardage you've started preparing for the test but now have to go thru that with the second gun aswell. not until you've done that can you even start think about comparing them against each other! Now you have to find a no wind day and lock the guns in a vise for repeatability. after that you can handle the guns and see just how bad you are at handling! and I'm sure you'll take into effect that the ammo may not repeat even if its from the same batch.
so you see if you just want to pickup a gun and shoot it fine and if you want better performance it takes work and if you want to compete best of luck and many hours to you...
Your aware you describing a test that would cost hundreds and hundreds of dollars right? There are so many variables to rimfire shooting at some point youve got to draw a line where its going to be close enough for comparison sake.
Also clamping rifle in a vice isnt the most accurate way to test unless your shooting it out of a vice typically.
Appreciate you watching and commenting.
I would like a 20 in barrel but the 16 in is shooting really well how much better would a Kidd barrel be ? Abd would it be worth the expense . my only gripe is it's a pain to clean
Its hard to say without having shot your rifle. The kidd barrels have been excellent for me though. I wouldnt hesitate to recommend their parts to anyone
@@PursuitofAccuracy Just out of curiosity Josh how much is the Kidd barrel the rifle looks more balanced with it ? I"m a big fan of your content keep up the great stuff you do !
@@davejones3923 200-350 bucks depending on barrel and finish
@@PursuitofAccuracy I wonder if they ship to Canada
Also where do you buy them?
How much does it weigh?
Wouldn't a 1/2 MOA @ 50 yards be a 1/4" group. 1/2 MOA at 100 yards is a 1/2" group. A 1/2 MOA at 200 yards is a 1" group.
Yes
what length of kidd barrel did you go with?
20" i believe it was
What scope are you running
Tract 4-20
Also, with a target rifle, you are NOT supposed to mount your cheek on the stock. That’s why the stock is made that way. The only thing that should be touching the gun is your thumb behind try e trigger guard and your index finger on the trigger. Once again showing how little you know about target rides and shooting. Also, shooting that fast is a beginners way to shoot. A well seasoned target shooter would take a good 2 minutes to shoot 5 rounds. Especially when you’re trying to see how it groups. Sorry to be so critical, but YT so many follow what you are going and they are then learning the WRONG way to be a good shooter. I can take a stock 10/22 with mini mags and shoot groups like that. My Tenex would all go into one hole.
Ok, just got to the part where you said 100 yards. But why test at 100 yards? A .22lr was never built to do that. I don’t get these guys shooting a gun way farther than it was meant to shoot. I would like to see you shoot this at 50 yards on paper. Then we will see if you can shut me up other than the cold bore thing.
Your obviously referring to benchrest style shooting. These arent turbo or 2500 single shot bench resr rifles. They are in fact prs rifles. By your comment saying I know nothing about target rifles its very obvious you know very little to nothing about the largest rimfire sport in the world, prs22 / nrl22.
We shoot off props out to 400+ yards in that sport.
What length is the barrel?
20
What stock is that on the built one?
Mdt oryx
@@PursuitofAccuracy just ordered the 18" kidd barrel.
What Targets are these
kyl rimfire target
What bipod you got on that
Atlas bt46
I hate when everyone uses the term COLD BORE. It has nothing to do with the temperature of the bore. It is because the bore is CLEAN. Which it should never be to test ammo. I never clean my notes j Tim I see accuracy started to fade, which is almost never. Leave that lead and lube in that bore. For a BR gun, or target rimfire of any kind, they shooters much tighter when they are full of that bullets lube. Sometimes taking 50-100 rounds for them to settle in. So many who make these videos that don’t know enough about rimfires to know how to treat them. Yes you clean them but not the bore.
I dont clean my barrels, i clean the chambers. Depending on the lube the lube will harden when its cooled increasing projectile resistance and increasing the mv significantly on that shot. Subsequent shots mv is normal. This has been tested by lots of people and can be repeated and proven with a chronograph.
U does he talk so much shoot the gun
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