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LoadIt · April 18, 2006, 02:24 PM

My Kimber Tactical Custom II has serrations UNDER the trigger guard. This seems to help bring the pistol back on target quicker.

I just pulled my Glock 19 out of the nightstand and reached my weakhand index finger out to the front-serrated trigger guard. (After removing the Streamlight M-3

) It just didn't feel natural. I think recoil might even pull the weapon away from the weakhand index finger making you have to reposition your hands to reaquire your grip.

April 18, 2006, 02:24 PM	#3
LoadIt Senior Member Join Date: June 7, 2005 Location: Kansas Posts: 269	My Kimber Tactical Custom II has serrations UNDER the trigger guard. This seems to help bring the pistol back on target quicker. I just pulled my Glock 19 out of the nightstand and reached my weakhand index finger out to the front-serrated trigger guard. (After removing the Streamlight M-3 ) It just didn't feel natural. I think recoil might even pull the weapon away from the weakhand index finger making you have to reposition your hands to reaquire your grip.