Great question, SDduc996 - I apologize for not addressing this originally! When I first got the holster, I had an issue with my middle finger hitting the kydex under the trigger. I wanted to cut that area out a little more, but decided against it for the sake of giving the holster a fair review. After 3 months of daily carrying and holstering/reholstering, I've stopped noticing that it is an issue. Even when drawing rapidly to shoot at the range, I haven't been hindered by it. That being said, I am likely to cut that out a little bit anyway; like 1/8th of an inch, max.
The stippling was done my my best buddy from my old platoon. He has an incredibly steady hand and an intense attention to detail when it comes to this. It has helped me to keep a positive grip on the gun, especially during controlled pairs or other rapid strings of fire. Looking at the stippling up close, it is really a work of art and labor. It is also not coarse enough to irritate skin or catch on clothes when carrying concealed. I've been pleading to get him to open himself up for business in stippling and other armorer work since he has such a talent for both. He is really considering it - the big thing would be accessibility to his services, considering the probable need for an FFL. If you are in Michigan, PM me and I can give you his contact info if you'd like to contact him. I'll let him know there is interest in his skills.
The stippling was done my my best buddy from my old platoon. He has an incredibly steady hand and an intense attention to detail when it comes to this. It has helped me to keep a positive grip on the gun, especially during controlled pairs or other rapid strings of fire. Looking at the stippling up close, it is really a work of art and labor. It is also not coarse enough to irritate skin or catch on clothes when carrying concealed. I've been pleading to get him to open himself up for business in stippling and other armorer work since he has such a talent for both. He is really considering it - the big thing would be accessibility to his services, considering the probable need for an FFL. If you are in Michigan, PM me and I can give you his contact info if you'd like to contact him. I'll let him know there is interest in his skills.