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Posted: 9/24/2005 7:42:55 AM EDT
| Anybody have a Magpul trigger guard? Do they install just alike a standard trigger guard? |
Wait a minute.....how did you get your hands on that stock  Just kidding  (work for Magpul?)Mark |
Probably one of the pre-production models MagPul sent out to be "beta-tested" so to speak. Looks great by the way. |
Should've sent it to me  Back on topic.. the trigger guards are a vast improvenebt IMO Mark |
 Here's my Magpul trigger guard and MIAD grip on my Colt 6721 M4gery. The Magpul trigger guard's rear roll pin installs the same way but the front is a set screw, not the push pin type like a standard trigger guard. |
| I thought the Mag-pul trigger guard was a waste of $15 (dealer price at Brownells), until I tried one. It is vastly more comfortble than the normal flat one plus Gapper and it looks a lot better also. After I wasted the first $15 I decided I needed to waste $60 more. |
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The Magpul trigger guard is the best thing since sliced bread. I have one installed on all my AR's, in matter of fact I just ordered another from Bower's Tactical (free shipping by the way) on Friday. I did run into a small problem when using it in conjuction with a Tango Down pistol grip. The gapper like extension on the grip was preventing it (the pistol grip) from properly seating against the receiver. Once torqued down, the extension would dig into my middle finger. I removed the extension from the Tango Down and polished out the plastic to a factory smooth like finish. Pic of modified Tango Down w/Magpul trigger guard: |
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