I recently inherited a few firearms and I decided to join the NRA, take a class, clean the guns and equip them with classic additions. One such addition was adding T Grips and trigger shoes to a Ruger Security Six. This from advice I gleaned from a old Chic Gaylord book called "Combat Handgunnery". This book was spake highly of by the great Massad Ayoob in a book of his that I bought on a whim when I was a member of the Military Book Club,...... which was about a decade ago.
Anyway I decided to join this forum because I browsed here weeks ago, before joining today, trying to find info about the Tyler T-Grip corp before I spent any money...... which I have none to waste. Especially on online purchases.
So I was reassured by what I read here. And I went on to order T Grips and Trigger shoes. I ordered and , sure enough, today my T-Grips and trigger shoes arrived as shown and described.
The T grips were not hard to find installation info on, and that was a simple and straightforward process, but the trigger shoes was more obscure.
So my question is ....Is putting the trigger shoes on as straightforward as simply slapping them on the trigger and tightening them, or am I missing something...I mean should I field strip the Ruger, and remove the trigger and put it on, or can it be done with no disassembly at all.
Anyway I decided to join this forum because I browsed here weeks ago, before joining today, trying to find info about the Tyler T-Grip corp before I spent any money...... which I have none to waste. Especially on online purchases.
So I was reassured by what I read here. And I went on to order T Grips and Trigger shoes. I ordered and , sure enough, today my T-Grips and trigger shoes arrived as shown and described.
The T grips were not hard to find installation info on, and that was a simple and straightforward process, but the trigger shoes was more obscure.
So my question is ....Is putting the trigger shoes on as straightforward as simply slapping them on the trigger and tightening them, or am I missing something...I mean should I field strip the Ruger, and remove the trigger and put it on, or can it be done with no disassembly at all.