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KIDD Magazine Latch Plunger Stainless Steel with spring
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KIDD Magazine Latch Plunger Stainless Steel with spring
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magazine latch plunger stainless steel
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KIDD-TG1-22PL-KIT
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810132050022
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Upgrade to a Stainless Steel magazine latch plunger for your 10/22®
Hardened stainless steel with standard spring included
Better magazine hold
Replace your factory magazine latch plunger (part B-36 & B-37) with a new KIDD stainless steel version. With upgraded geometry to both hold your magazine more stable and let it release easier. Your choice of an additional spring tension; standard or 25% higher tension for more resistance.
Installation instructions:
Push out the magazine lever pin and pull the magazine lever down while slightly pressing in on the magazine latch plunger. Once the magazine lever is out the plunger will pull out of the trigger guard completely. After slipping the magazine latch plunger into the spring slide it in the trigger guard. While holding the plunger slightly depressed, put the magazine lever back in the trigger making sure it fits in the cut out of the plunger properly, then put the pin back in the magazine lever to hold everything in place. Function the magazine lever to make sure that the plunger is retracting as it is supposed to retract.
Package includes:
magazine latch plunger
spring
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A must do Mod
Had feeding problems with 25 round mags, Someone suggested trying this before doing some sort of mod to the magazine. Worked so good, now all six of my 10/22's have it with the HD spring. On a 10/22, this should be the 2nd you change, The trigger is number one on the list.
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Ron Barwick
from Panama City on 11/3/2024
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Quality addition
Just a little modification to increase reliability. Quality addition
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Bob p
from Louisiana on 10/27/2024
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Used on Ruger precision rimfire. Tightened the mag. Much happier with the rifle. Have not had time shoot, in the process of mounting new scope. Went with stronger spring. The mag is more secure. The rifle now chambers and ejects like it should.
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Bob Wilson
from Kingsport Tennessee on 10/16/2024
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Essential Accessories
I have these on all of my 10/22's. It makes dropping a magazine easy. A must have??
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Michael L
from Duke, NC on 10/14/2024
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Nice quality but no help
Like many Ruger 10 22 owners, I struggle with magazine reliability, I have been trying everything to get BX25 magazines to function reliably. I hoped that changing to the Kidd magazine plunger might help but the problems continue. I don't blame the Kidd parts. All of the blame lies with Ruger.
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Randy
from Buckeye on 10/14/2024
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Magazine latch
This made inserting and removing magazines so much smoother! I was really surprised, I wasn’t expecting it to make such a difference! Great part, totally recommend.
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Michael McMahon
from Washington on 9/18/2024
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Magazine latch plunger
More robust then the stock plunger!
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Jack Billings
from Anchorage on 9/6/2024
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Rlwolf
Easy installation and fixed the magazine wobble on my Ruger Precision Rimfire.
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Raymond Wolf
from New Waterford on 8/6/2024
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Works great
Magazines are much more secure in the rifle. Pretty much eliminates failures to feed with the stronger spring. Even the couple of cheap Butler Creek mags I have now feed with no issues.
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Tracy Couch
from Hanceville on 7/30/2024
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Needs range time
4 Stars = easy install form, fit and function with dummy rounds was good. Going to the range this weekend to complete testing.
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Ralph Raymond Isaacson
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