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I wanted to get this out of the general discussion forum and avoid hijacking the thread. Below are three pictures highlighting the difference in trigger guards. This is something most people don't notice until they have held two designs at the same time. To me it's something that really effects comfort, and how deep and natural it feels in your hand. The larger the radius the lower it forces your 'expressive' finger to sit and the less natural the grip feels in my hands. I suspect that it's less of a big deal to those with large gorilla like hands.
First up the Springfield Armory TRP with a typical Springer trigger guard...
Next up a Smith & Wesson Doug Koenig Professional with a typical S&W trigger guard...
Finally, although it's harder to see we have a typical Kimber trigger guard...
First up the Springfield Armory TRP with a typical Springer trigger guard...

Next up a Smith & Wesson Doug Koenig Professional with a typical S&W trigger guard...

Finally, although it's harder to see we have a typical Kimber trigger guard...
