Shield triggers

[Jimi Jah]

It's a $250 handgun that sells for $439 here. Mine works fine.

[Erion929]

The Shield was a surprisingly good gun for me....trigger ok, nice audible/tactile reset, accurate, only mild recoil. I only moved on due to capacity of the G26 and G19.

The 2.0 is supposed to be a little “better”.....

If you’re going to CCW it, you usually need to leave the trigger alone anyway.


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[code_blue]

I've taught many newbies with new, stock Shields and they seem to hit where they intended without issue.

We're in a diva-level "Gucci" gun world where things like trigger pull matter when they shouldn't for the intended purpose.

[TurboS600]

The trigger is fine for what the gun is meant for. Want a target pistol buy a target pistol, a Shield isn't it.

^This. I have a Shield and it is intended for use as a extremely low profile EDC for very stealthy concealment. I have one and there is nothing wrong with the trigger. My only issue with it is I have long, narrow hands and it jumps around in my grip. I'm still very accurate with double taps at 10 yards which is much farther than I would expect to be using it for SD/HD.

[Carcassonne]

Are shield triggers really that bad? I never handled one, I have been reading opinions about the gun and the majority of the gun is the trigger. How is the resets?

The biggest problem is the overtravel. That is why non-California Sheild guns have a tab inside the trigger guard to prevent overtravel.

Besides that there is nothing wrong with the trigger.


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[SnWnMe]

:Looks at discussion of semi auto trigger quality:

:Laughs into his J frame: