Quick Tip: How To Install The 1022 Trigger Pins From KIDD

Published on August 7, 2024
Duration: 12:01

This guide details the installation of KIDD 10/22 trigger pins, which feature a set screw design to prevent them from backing out. The process involves countersinking the receiver holes to accommodate the screw heads using a specialized KIDD tool. The video emphasizes careful depth control during countersinking and thorough cleaning of metal shavings before reassembling the trigger group.

Quick Summary

KIDD 10/22 trigger pins feature a set screw design that is retained by the firearm's stock, preventing them from loosening or falling out. Installation requires countersinking the receiver holes using a specialized KIDD tool to recess the screw heads, ensuring a flush fit and proper stock engagement.

Chapters

  1. 00:04Introduction to KIDD 10/22 Trigger Pins
  2. 00:21Unboxing and Pin Features
  3. 00:37Purpose of KIDD Trigger Pins
  4. 01:29Countersinking Requirement
  5. 01:47KIDD Countersink Tool
  6. 02:00Preparation and Securing Receiver
  7. 02:43Applying Oil and Starting Countersink
  8. 03:37Countersinking Process
  9. 04:03Checking Screw Depth
  10. 05:00Matching Depth on Other Holes
  11. 06:20Achieving Flush Fit
  12. 06:26Repeating for Other Holes
  13. 06:51Cleaning Metal Shavings
  14. 07:12Final Countersunk Appearance
  15. 07:35Reinstalling Bolt and Buffer
  16. 08:59Reinstalling Trigger Group
  17. 09:22Inserting Trigger Pins
  18. 10:15Using Allen Wrenches to Tighten
  19. 11:09Tightening Screws Against Each Other
  20. 11:18Final Check and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes KIDD 10/22 trigger pins different from standard ones?

KIDD 10/22 trigger pins feature a unique set screw design. This screw is retained by the firearm's stock, preventing the pin from loosening or falling out, unlike factory pins which can be prone to accidental removal.

Do I need special tools to install KIDD 10/22 trigger pins?

Yes, you will need a countersink tool, ideally the one provided by KIDD, to create a recess for the set screw heads. A pin vise or clamp is also recommended for securing the receiver during this process.

How deep should I countersink the receiver holes for KIDD trigger pins?

You should countersink the holes just enough for the set screw heads to sit flush or slightly below the surface of the receiver. This ensures the stock will properly retain the screws without interference.

What is the purpose of the set screw on KIDD 10/22 trigger pins?

The set screw on KIDD 10/22 trigger pins serves to lock the pin in place. Once installed and the stock is in place, the stock will hold the set screw, preventing the trigger pin from backing out during use.

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