trigger shoe

[JosWerring]

Can anybody thell me if ther aare trigger shoes for a .22 SP01?

 

[rugerguy]

I would doubt it as they are intended for "target" shooting, and as such are wider, and do stick out from BOTH sides of the trigger guard, and as the police found out many years ago, the gun will go bang when stuck into any duty or carry holster, the trigger will drag and push back, hang up, fire the weapon...been there , saw it happen..

 

[JosWerring]

Oke but we are not allowed in the Netherland to carry guns in holster. And bigger grips are not to buy.

 

[JosWerring]

For Sale

 

[rugerguy]

well as I said above for target shooting, and in the case of a double action revolver, would be in the "single action" mode, hammer already cocked back, lighter trigger pull. Measure the width of your trigger and try to match up a trigger shoe nearest that width,..been many ,many years since we dealt with trigger shoes , back to the late 60's and 70s when working at Camp Perry ,OHio....and for defense , carry , duty use, etc, we often just "rounded" the trigger, , especially like S&W we would remove the serrations, so the trigger finger actually slide over and around the trigger, smoother, no hitch in your gitty up..............

 

[JosWerring]

So that is a reply! You are right with the rounded trigger. and also the fact that the SP01 .22 is not a target revolver.
The only thing that left is or to sell the revolver or make a bigger grip.. Thanks for the information.

 

[arfmel]

There are bigger grips available for the SP101. Hogue makes them, perhaps Trausch does as well.

https://www.hogueinc.com/grips/ruger-grips/sp101/rubber

Badger grips offers larger grips for the SP101, as well.

Ruger SP101 Wood Combat Style Grips — Badger Custom Grips

Badger Grips are the preferred grips of pros and novice shooters alike. The comfortable, finger groove style gives a more secure feel in your hand. Available in full and boot grip styles with 15+ wood options, you'll be sure to find what you're looking for. Each grip is precision milled then hand

badgercustomgrips.com

I don't believe trigger shoes are manufactured in the US anymore, because of the danger of accidents from their use.