W Trigger Guard?

[unknown]

Hello,

Anybody has one of this or knows anything about it? What are your thoughts?

http://wengineeringusa.com/product/ar-15-summer-trigger-guard/

[crbutler]

It looks to me like a solution in search of a problem.

If you practice with your rifle, you obtain the same firing grip regardless.

If you think it looks neat and want to spend the dough, go ahead, but don't expect to become the next state champ from it...

[shooter115]

^^^Pretty much what he said^^^

Looks kinda neat. Can't see it doing anything to help your shooting.

[LarryFlew]

DITTO

[unknown]

Well... there go my dreams of being state champ

I wonder if its any lighter than an average polymer guard.

[PhilaBOR]

Well... there go my dreams of being state champ

I wonder if its any lighter than an average polymer guard.

Probably heavier. But either one is such a small portion of the gun it's negligible. You can save a lot more weight with handguard, stock, barrel.

[MWAG]

It looks to me like a solution in search of a problem.

If you practice with your rifle, you obtain the same firing grip regardless.

If you think it looks neat and want to spend the dough, go ahead, but don't expect to become the next state champ from it...

I agree, being below the bore axis and behind the BCG, there would be negligible benefits to shooting and target acquisition sans separating a fool from his money

[UnaStamus]

It's a trigger guard... What more do you need to know? It is what it is.

[gaberelli]

For a whole lot less I'll sell you one of these. In fact, I'll mail you one if you think you'll shoot better.

What was once old is new again.




Heinous typos thanks to autocorrect.

[cgrant26]

Their entire product line (all 4 products) appear to be not much more than gun rice. Great if you like the styling, but doesn't seem to serve any practical purpose.