Posted: 3/24/2008 10:06:29 PM EDT
| i see people that mod their glocks usually round the front of the trigger guard. what's the reasoning behind this? i know most pistols have rounded trigger guards. any reason why glock didn't? |
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i'd say most do it for looks/style/traditionalism, etc h/w, i've heard some say that the hooked front on the trigger guard on glocks can snag on reholstering, but i've never expierenced that also, the hook does provide a "confined" platform/area for your forefinger (which was a technique used by some in the years past) forward of the trigger guard--these would be my guess why glock went w/ the squared off, hooked front part or, they did it simply b.c it FITS the profile of the blocky glock 
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| As one who owns a G20/21L, G22 and G23 and did it to my G20/21L, its because of style, and holstering ease. As the front trigger guard finger grip is less accurate for me (and most people), I see no reason to have the flat there on my weapons. If you like it, keep it. |
