trigger shoe for M1A -M14-M305

[lavoltiges]

I just bought a trigger shoe (H2Oman) for my M305 sage ebr
I am impressed by the comfort that it can bring over the original trigger with the pistol grip
(with the pistol grip, the tip of the trigger, you enters in the finger with every shot)
My trigger has undergone a trigger job, but with the trigger shoe, I feel it is even softer and more direct
I know that this is a bit commercial (but I'm not paid by h2o man)
but for those who owns a stock with pistol grip, it's the best for the trigger
with Shuster adjustable gas plug
I finally reached the end of my preparation
well almost me remains only to buy ring arms 22

 

[TonyBen]

When I first got my rifle installed in the Blackfeather, I shot it without the trigger shoe. I can say that after installing it, it is much more comfortable!

Tony.

 

[lavoltiges]

here are the picture for those who have asked me

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[H2O MAN]

here are the picture for those who have asked me

That's a great image, thank you for sharing

 

[Travis Bickle]

What does it do?

 

[chalkriver]

It makes the trigger pull go straight back instead of upwards.....pistol grip rifles will benefeit from this mod.

 

[Odd Shot]

That's a great image, thank you for sharing

what was you website again?

 

[berger]

what was you website again?

Look closely at the trigger shoe....

 

[Odd Shot]

Look closely at the trigger shoe....

silly me. eyes weren't focusing well at 3am.

Thanks!

 

[rally guy]

Well that just went on my to buy list!

 

[Odd Shot]

question: are those two little allen screws enough to hold the shoe onto the trigger without drilling any holes or divots into the trigger? I worry that it may fall off. Am I just being paranoid?

 

[TonyBen]

question: are those two little allen screws enough to hold the shoe onto the trigger without drilling any holes or divots into the trigger? I worry that it may fall off. Am I just being paranoid?

No, you're not. Mine have fallen off twice even after replacement screws. I just red loc-tited the shoe on the front and right side and left the left side alone. I let the screws keep it referenced while the red loc-tite has set. I don't mind it being glued in. I'll just hit it with a heat gun if I ever need to remove the trigger for any reason. I like the shoe and it will stay on there as long as I have a modern day pistol-gripped M14.

I have had to break down red loc tite at work and it's not that big of a deal. It really keep stuff where it needs to be and it can be removed with the proper heat application and the residue cleaned with a razor or acetone once it's off.

Tony.