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Originally Posted by Slabsides
If you have a thin guard, you can do the same mod shown above, but to the trigger. It's just a little more disassembly (and great care when drilling the hole). Now if you have a thin guard AND a thin trigger, you are basically SOL. About the easiest thing to do there would be to drill the guard to clear the set screw and place a jam nut on either side. Adjustment would be tedious and it would not look all that attractive...but it would work.
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i have used this mod for several yrs, works great.
if u have a thin guard take a small piece of aluminum or steel and file it to fit behind the trigger and use a bit of JB WELD to hold it in place. after it dries it can be sanded or filed to clean up and a bit of black paint will hide it. or if u wish to get picky and want it to match your blueing a bit of glossy dark blue paint and add black to it till u get the right shade or at least close to it and almost custom.