For those from the old school shooting society...

[jdgabbard]

Alright folks, for those who were shooting in the golden age, here is a website I found that sells trigger shoes and grip adapters. While they haven't been very popular in many years, there is a nich for these still. And I know the first wheelie I learned to shoot with still has both on it to this day!

Ironically, this company seems to be from Oklahoma, so I may just see about trying to visit their facilities. Kinda neat to see someone is still making these accessories. Nonetheless, here you go.

www.t-grips.com

[Mk42gunner]

I had no idea they were still in business.


Robert

[jdgabbard]

I myself haven't seen them for sale in probably 10 years or so, so I'm fairly excited about finding a company that makes them.

[scrapcan]

I believe that is one in the same company as you would have seen many moons ago. The tyler t-grip is a well known name.

[9.3X62AL]

A T-Grip made my old school 1933 Colt DetSpec a lot more usable in my big old paws. They are still very much in business. There is not a lot else available for old Colts these days, other than cutting mods into Pachmayrs or full-custom Herretts. Tell ya what--that little roller can SHOOT, now that I can get ahold of it! JOYFUL!

[Four Fingers of Death]

They are the same company! Good to see them still doing a brisk business. I'll have to get an adaptor for my old 38S&W Po Po.

[longhorn]

Bought a couple of t-grips from 'em just 18 months or so ago. Good folks to deal with, speedy service.

[LIMPINGJ]

I have them on my 3 S&W. J, K, & N Frame.

[BarryinIN]

Still ran by the same family the last I heard.

For another blast from the revolver past:
I think I saw that Hollow Point Mold Service is making the Wondersight.

[Bret4207]

I have a T-grip in a couple of my revolvers and a Wondersight on my 1917 Smith.