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Anyone who has run a bare mil-spec trigger guard knows about that awkward gap between the back of the guard and the pistol grip, plus the pinch you get when your finger catches the front lip. The Wilson Combat Tactical Trigger Guard solves both in one clean part. It's machined from a solid piece of 6061-T6 aluminum and given a black hardcoat anodized finish, so it holds up to hard use and keeps looking sharp shot after shot.
The oversized opening is the headline here. It gives your trigger finger room to breathe, which matters most when you're wearing gloves in cold weather or moving fast between shots. Because the guard is a single continuous piece, it also does away with the need for a separate gap plug behind the grip, giving your lower a cleaner, more finished look. It's a drop-in fit for standard mil-spec forged AR lowers and installs with the factory roll pin and front set screw, so it works on both AR-15 and AR-10 pattern rifles.
Installation is straightforward if you've done trigger guards before. You'll tap out the rear roll pin, seat the new guard, drive the pin back through, and snug the front set screw with a 1/16 hex key. A roll pin punch and a bench block make the job cleaner and help protect those receiver ears, which can be more delicate than they look. If your lower runs a little out of spec, you may need to fit things snugly to knock out any rattle, and it's always worth a quick check that your grip clears the wider profile before you commit.
For folks upgrading a range gun, a hunting rig, or a cold-weather build, this is one of those low-cost parts that punches above its weight. Wilson Combat has a long reputation for tight tolerances and quality machining, and this trigger guard carries that same standard into a piece most people never think twice about until they upgrade it.
It's designed as a drop-in replacement for standard mil-spec forged AR lowers, so it covers most AR-15 and AR-10 pattern rifles. Since it uses the factory roll pin and front set screw location, it installs the same way as the guard you're removing. If you're running a billet or non-standard lower, it's worth confirming the pin hole spacing lines up before you start.
Yes, that's one of the main reasons people pick it up. The one-piece design closes off that open space between the guard and the grip, so you don't need a separate gap plug. It leaves the back of your lower looking clean and finished.
You'll want a roll pin punch and a small hammer to tap out the rear pin and drive the new one in, plus a 1/16 hex key for the front set screw. A bench block is a big help and protects the receiver ears, which can chip if they're not supported. If you've installed a trigger guard before, this one goes in the same way.
It is, and that's a big part of the design. The wider opening gives your trigger finger extra room when you're wearing gloves in cold weather or working the rifle quickly. It also cuts down on the finger pinch you can get against a tighter standard guard.
| UPC | 874218005924 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | TRTTG |
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| Product Type | Trigger Guard |
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