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Where do I buy a "Trigger shoe"?
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Terry Blauwkamp
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For a Browning?

Thanks


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Posts: 3994 | Location: Hudsonville MI USA | Registered: 08 June 2000Reply With Quote
South40
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These folks may be able to help: http://www.t-grips.com/TriggerShoeHomepage1.html

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Terry Blauwkamp
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OK, thanks. Just what I wanted.


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Terry,

I ordered a half dozen trigger shoes from them, all at one time. I kept getting mixed signals from them on delivery, and it finally took far longer to get them than originally promised. Then, when I did get them, they didn't send one shoe that I had ordered, and paid for, so I had to work that issue. I did finally get the missing one. The shoes are as advertised however.
Just a heads up.

Don




 
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Will
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I had a similar expereicne. Ordered a shoe that never came. Was never charged for it though. I finally gave up.

My guess was that it is a Mom and Pop operation and they get confused sometimes. I know how that is. Smiler


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Mr. Tyler died several years ago I believe and I THINK the business is now run by his daughter. They only work at it part time and only make small runs I understand. I buy grip adapters from them and have been for many years. Mr Tyler was a very nice Christian man I enjoyed talking to him when I ordered. Shipments are NOT fast.


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