Trigger Guards

[IndyTom]

Around Christmas, I was looking for some trigger guards for family members who were doing bag-carry and found Aegis Armory. They seemed to work out nicely for them, so I picked up some for myself for an LCP II and a P320C. The pocket holster that came with the LCP II was decent, but not as secure as I'd like. As for the P320, I wanted something to secure it around the house without carrying it around in the IWB holster I got for it. I've been practicing drawing the Ruger today and have a pretty good feel for it (no trigger pulls and no failures to remove the guard after an early fumble). It also allows it to sit a little deeper in my pocket and not print the trigger guard, which I started noticing with the Ruger-provided pocket holster.

 

[Endrin2113]

Heat gun and some careful adjustment should secure up the loose MIC.

 

[IndyTom]

Heat gun and some careful adjustment should secure up the loose MIC.

The fabric pocket holster that came with the Ruger would be nice, warm and comfy for the LCP II, but it wouldn't change shape with a heat gun, if that's what you're talking about.

 

[ahutchinson317]

Thanks for posting the pictures - interesting looking product.

 

[IndyTom]

It has been great for pocket carry of my LCP2 in the warmer weather. I did notice that one pair of shorts has a slightly longer belt-to-pocket distance, so the string tends to be under constant tension which can inadvertently cause it to shift in my pocket, but I haven't had any issues in any of my other pants or shorts.