Swiftflyer
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The trigger guard on my 29 will bruise my finger after about 50 rounds, I just shoot less at a sitting and leave the tg alone.
Removal of part of triggerguard
- Thread starter Aussie Bruce
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gwpercle
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There should be a Law ...
I'm thinking Bubba , Beer , a Dremil Tool and a You Tube video that Bubba got confused about ...
There is a lot in this world I don't understand ... and this one heads the list , what was Bubba thinking when he did this ???
Reverse Fitz modification ???
Gary
I'm thinking Bubba , Beer , a Dremil Tool and a You Tube video that Bubba got confused about ...
There is a lot in this world I don't understand ... and this one heads the list , what was Bubba thinking when he did this ???
Reverse Fitz modification ???
Gary
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Grayfox
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That thing looks like its just waiting to rip open a knuckle. 
What a shame. I know the customer is always right, but that engraver who chopped the trigger guard should be slapped upside the head! 
I'd buy it if it was it cheap enough. The current stocks do look like they might be ivory and would bring big money here in the USA. I have no idea what sort of demand there is in Australia and they can't be imported here. Welding in a piece is probably the best option, but the gun would have to be reblued again. that work won't be cheap.
A custom set of target grips fashioned like the ones below are another option. You'd still know what's under there, but at least it won't look like a hack<saw> job.
I'd buy it if it was it cheap enough. The current stocks do look like they might be ivory and would bring big money here in the USA. I have no idea what sort of demand there is in Australia and they can't be imported here. Welding in a piece is probably the best option, but the gun would have to be reblued again. that work won't be cheap.
A custom set of target grips fashioned like the ones below are another option. You'd still know what's under there, but at least it won't look like a hack<saw> job.
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