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RCGuy50 · #1 11-01-2019, 08:09 PM

The use: Benchrest target shooter in a bull barrel built 10/22. Wanting to upgrade from the home tuned factory plastic trigger group.

Should I get the Kidd single stage trigger for $200 or the Volquartsen TG2000 for $150? Is the Kidd worth an extra $50?

Can the pre travel and over travel adjustments on the TG2000 be adjusted down to make it close to a single stage?

'ol shooter · #2 11-02-2019, 12:30 AM

Kidd. I have single and two stage versions, best triggers on the market in my opinion.
I have other brands of parts kits and ones done by myself with a Power Custom stoning jig with OEM parts. They are good but the Kidd is easily adjustable and perfectly fitted, that makes a big difference.

stevebla · #3 11-02-2019, 09:36 AM

I consider my Kidd single stage trigger the best gun money I ever spent.

zukiphile · #4 11-02-2019, 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by RCGuy50

Should I get the Kidd single stage trigger for $200 or the Volquartsen TG2000 for $150? Is the Kidd worth an extra $50?

If you want the trigger to come in at less than 2 pounds, probably.

Quote:

Originally Posted by RCGuy50

Can the pre travel and over travel adjustments on the TG2000 be adjusted down to make it close to a single stage?

The TG2000 is already a single stage trigger.

M2HB · #5 11-02-2019, 11:40 AM

I have a Kidd single and two stage trigger. They are both “buy again” products.

kkd · #6 11-02-2019, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by RCGuy50

Is the Kidd worth an extra $50?

The KIDD is definitely worth the extra 50 bucks

Chaser · #7 11-02-2019, 01:40 PM

It's apples to rotten apples comparison.. KIDD is crisp.. the other is not garbage but not much better than a home brew trigger job on a OEM trigger.. I have 2 VQ units sitting here on the shelf that the owners abandoned after I dropped in the KIDDS.

Pretty EZ decision.

Nick7274 · #8 11-02-2019, 02:12 PM

I used to have 2 of the VQ trigger groups. That was a while back before I tried my first Kidd Trigger Job Kit. I've since acquired 2 of the Kidd 2 stage, 3 single stage, and 6 trigger kits. All of them (kit included) are better than the VQ. My VQ's have now been sold off for less than half of what I paid for them. To be honest if I could get the VQ for $50 and the Kidd for $200 I would still choose the Kidd.

Smoothtrigger · #9 11-02-2019, 04:17 PM

I have the TG2000 trigger in my Volquarstsen Fusion.
Nice trigger, but not the greatest.

I think photos jazz up any thread.

I have both the KIDD single stage and 2 stage that I use in my KIDD Supergrade.
The single stage is much crisper with a lighter trigger pull (1.5lbs), and a shorter take up and reset than the VQ.
No contest really.
I use mine for Steel Challenges.

However if you can swing it, I highly recommend the KIDD 2 Stage for Benchrest use, and I would have it set at no more the 5/5oz's. The single stage at 1.5lbs is way too high for bench use.
Mine is set at 3/3ozs.
No contest for benchrest use, and note that the KIDD 2 stage is a completely different, and much more sophisticated trigged than the single stage.

I like the engineering of the 2 stage so much, that I use it for my Avatar.

Not quite as good as my Anschutz 5018 trigger, but in the same ball park.

Smooth

Toomany22s · #10 11-02-2019, 05:01 PM

Where can you buy a TG2000 for $150?

Rod Blackburn · #11 11-02-2019, 05:02 PM

I agree with the above post. I have two of the Kidd two stage triggers. I have not found a 10/22 trigger that comes close to the Kidd two stage.
I also have a Brimstone level two trigger. It's a very good unit but it is not in the same class as the Kidd.