So why don't you ask Kidd?

 

When I called before I posted this they had already left for the day.

 

Did! They do.

 

How much %?

 

I wish I had known that when I placed my order. But I contacted them to see if they'd apply it now. I assume they'd need a copy of my DD214.

Thanks for the heads up!

 

I wish I had known that when I placed my order. But I contacted them to see if they'd apply it now. I assume they'd need a copy of my DD214.

Thanks for the heads up!

I sent them a copy of my PA drivers license. PA lists Veteran on the license if you qualify.

 

I have a promo code for kidd if anyone needs one

 

Everyone needs a promo code. Share it. What ya got?

 

I think its 10% as stated

 

I wrote Kidd and they responded very quickly with a Military discount for 10% off. Very nice of them to recognize military and first responders. It is much appreciated.

 

What, who, where is Kidd?

 

Tony Kidd and Company, great products for 10/22s. Try one of his triggers/trigger kits, you'll like them!

KIDD Innovative Design 10/22® and Ruger® 10/22® aftermarket trigger, barrel and parts

KIDD Innovative Design 10/22® and Ruger® 10/22® aftermarket trigger, barrel and parts (coolguyguns.com)

A fellow member sold me a Kidd Supergrade complete rifle a few months ago. It's a peach

 

You know, there are a multitude of firearm accessories suppliers that offer a Veteran's discount. All you have to do is ask. I make it a point to ask before ordering. If they say yes, I put that email in a folder labeled "discount" so i can refer to it next time I want something.

 

Thanks Lt. I'll tell my oldest son who is chasing that rabbit right now with a couple of take down 10-22s. Believe it or not, I have never owned a 10-22.
No wait, I lied, I bought a 10-22 International in the late 90s that I gave to my second son.

 

Or just be done with chasing 10/22s and their upgrades* and just order a KIDD SuperGrade. Yes they're expensive but the $ and time spent in chasing rabbits can be saved by not going down false rabbit holes and just going to the "right" one from the get go. Of course if one enjoys the chase there is none by going straight to the answer.

*BTDT myself and I have one that I'll never part with, the result was so good and actually better than I had hoped for. But no factory could ever make it.

I find the most difficult thing about owning a KIDD is in putting up with bolt gun users calling them plinking rifles. They may be 10/22 pattern rifles but that's pretty much where the similarity ends. It's like saying a Rolls Royce is pretty much the same as a Yugo cause they both move people from point A to point B. Those folks who don't know what a Yugo is just Google it. Sorry, correction, 2 things difficult about owning a KIDD. The 2nd? Getting enough range time. Things get in the way.

 

I don't who made it sk2019, it's a custom. But is sure is pretty!