Thanks a lot!

Thanks Eric

Thanks for watching

Thanks Dennis!

Sounds like you got some shooters for sure. Your barrel may have some imperfections that the fouling may smooth out.

The factory barrel was, like most, a turd

Thanks!

Why not a threaded receiver?

The kidd barrels are a great upgrade

Yeah cant wait to test the new receiver and ammo

The kidd barrels have been awesome

Thanks, I appreciate you watching

That factory barrel wasnt doing anyone any favors

@@PursuitofAccuracy In my experience barrel and trigger have the biggest effect on accuracy.

@@PursuitofAccuracy The factory barrel was garbage. I would have pulled that first, like you did. As for the trigger and other stuff, the Kidd bolt was a waste of money. A better/less expensive route to take on the trigger would have been a Volquartsen target hammer and trigger kit. The factory bolt can be modified to attain better accuracy. Mods like setting proper headspace and squaring the bolt face are easy, but may not be something anyone can do. Building a very accurate 10-22 can be done on the cheap with some knowhow, but I'd always start with a good barrel like the Kidd you installed. Other mods that really help the 10-22 is proper glass bedding. It is obvious that yours has some issues, as the POI changed when you pulled it out of the stock when changing parts, like the triggers. That is stuff you learn in kindergarten though. A lot of guys needlessly mess with torque settings, but that is just a bandaid because they are not properly glass bedding their rifles. My 10-22 shoots much better than what it appears yours is doing and I kept costs way down by doing all the work myself and not buying parts that are unnecessary. Keeping in mind, "the pursuit of accuracy", does not mean spending your whole dang paycheck to make that happen. YMMV..

I need to test one for sure

Thanks Mark. I appreciate ya

Randy at CPC turns factory Ruger parts into Swiss watch level precision. That said the thin profile carbine barrel isn’t much to work with. Awesome to watch this go together Johnny Cash style one piece at a time…… Thanks for what you do!

Thanks Gary

@@PursuitofAccuracy JOSH.. HAVE A BLESSED DAY...!!! JESUS SAVES ... GARY ...!!!!!

Should work just fine with the left hand

I’m pretty sure those stocks are cut for left and right

Why would that make a difference?

@@takedeadaim8671 head spacing can make big difference in 22lr

@@williamarnold7574 Agreed but headspace is determined by chamber depth, yes you can cut the bolt face but that can result in excessive case exposure. I build precision rifles and I assure you everyone who does sets primary head space by chamber depth. This is why a custom-fit barrel will generally be more accurate than a drop-in.

Lol 😂 , I must admit that you are a big black handsome fella. I bet that you were very popular with the little chicks back in the day big fella.

@@conservativesniperhunter7439 🤣What do you mean back in the day 🤣

@@Dayattherange lol 😂.

Ive had the titan and its nice but i do prefer the one piece alumunim chassis of the oryx. I think for a non rear tang receiver the oryx is the way to go. It locks the rear of the receiver in. Video coming on that soon

@@PursuitofAccuracy The Titan locks the rear of the receiver in also.

@@joed3264 its been a while so must have forgotten about that. Thanks

Lol sounds like an awesome setup. Yeah there always seems to be another reason to build a 10/22

I had one on a steel challenge gun and it was nice

I checked them out. Pretty neat for sure!

Use better ammo.

What peformance were you seeing at 50 yards with the Kidd barrel?

@@hansel1611 85to 90% in .4 to .6" group do get flyers once in a while. but for the price can't complain center x .3 to.5" flyers are rare but comes at a price indoors groups get a little better hope this helps

@@williamarnold7574 Thanks for the update. I appreciate it! My Kidd parts came in and I tested it out. At 50 yards, I average 0.69" and at 100 yards, I average 1.49". I'm also using CCI SV. I'm thinking about what I can do to get better groups, heard a lot about weight sorting but my previous test was inconclusive. Wind is my uncontrollable variable unfortunately

@@hansel1611 what parts did you get?

@@williamarnold7574 Kidd bolt scalloped, charging handle assembly, single stage trigger 1 lb, and the 18" match bull barrel (black, and it's also threaded). I have it on a Magpul Hunter X-22 stock. The only part that's factory is the receiver. I'm planning on going to the range this Friday again. I'll update you on the results of my weight sorting. For the test, I'm planning on using strictly 51 grains. Apparently weight sorting has more noticeable benefits at longer ranges like 100 yards

I will see about getting one to test

Ive never been let down by a kidd barrel

Kidd supergrade

Yup it will fit right in to it

30 in lbs