I was wondering how you guys here feel about tyler's trigger shoes,I've read where some people say they are dangerous why? I've looked at and shot some j-frame revolvers with them and feel for me they really steady my trigger pull. I ask as I've ordered one and a grip adapter for my colt cobra today as I like these on revolvers. thanks for any help guys.
I've never used them and the only thing I could conceive as being dangerous is if the trigger shoe extends past the outside of the trigger guard where it could snag when holstering,
That's the problem. For bullseye target shooting, where the pistol is taken to the range in a shooter's box, it's not a problem. For a holster gun, highly NOT recommended.
As other have cautioned, trigger shoes are a target shooting accessory, not recommended for carry guns. Stock Tyler shoes are wider than the trigger guard. You could have a narrower shoe custom made if you really want one. Go here for the particulars.
Remember, too, that trigger shoes attach to the trigger by friction supplied by two tiny set screws. They've been known to come loose at inconvenient times.
I would highly recommend learning to shoot well without any add ons. Just one more thing to go bad , when things really go bad.
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