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PstCntrl's Review of Bravo Company Mfg Gunfighter Trigger Guard
Economical and IMHO not inferior to metal.
I have another polymer version from Magpul, and also an aluminum version. They are all equally functional, this one being far cheaper.
Gloves or not, I think one of these are a must - they eliminate the standard trigger guard rubbing your middle finger to a blister.
Be careful when drifting out the roll pin to remove the stock guard, and when installing the new one. I have a drifting tool, but it can be done with a regular punch, just be sure to support properly to avoid breaking the lower. Watch a video or two.
Minor gripe: could've included an allen wrench. No biggie for me, but would be frustrating to someone who doesn't have one.
I have another polymer version from Magpul, and also an aluminum version. They are all equally functional, this one being far cheaper.
Gloves or not, I think one of these are a must - they eliminate the standard trigger guard rubbing your middle finger to a blister.
Be careful when drifting out the roll pin to remove the stock guard, and when installing the new one. I have a drifting tool, but it can be done with a regular punch, just be sure to support properly to avoid breaking the lower. Watch a video or two.
Minor gripe: could've included an allen wrench. No biggie for me, but would be frustrating to someone who doesn't have one.
Pros:
- value
Cons:
- allen wrench not provided
Would Recommend:
Yes