Anyone make a non-beavertail "speed bump" 1911 safety?

[Hoxviii]

I've been shooting my 1911 low hold which never presented an issue. As of late, I've gone to a high hold with my thumb over the grip safetyas it gives me better accuracy and repeatability.

Issue being, with a high hold I have issues consistently depressing the standard grip safety.

What I'm looking for is a standard cut grip safety that has a palm swell. Anyone know of one, or is this about to become a fabrication project?

 

[Drail]

It would be considerably easier to modify your existing GS to disengage earlier then to change it out. If you know how to disassemble and remove it simply clamp it in a small vise and file on the lower surface of the arm that blocks the trigger. Go slow and take off a little bit and reassemble and check. You will probably get to dis- and reassemble multiple times to achieve a small rotation of the GS before it releases the trigger bow. When satisfied with the release point fie or stone a small radius on the bottom corner so the trigger bow can smoothly clear the tip of the arm. Any good smith can do this for you if you wish.

 

[9mmepiphany]

fabrication or at least gunsmithing time

 

[Hoxviii]

Thanks for the input.

I already had it apart looking at it and decided that I'm just going to take a jewelers file to the safety. If i put a straight edge up the mainspring housing and onto the installed safety, i can't pull the trigger. Right now it has to be below the MSH.

To begin with I'll just take it until a straight edge will make it shootable, then do any tweaking from there.