Modified Glock Trigger Guard

[Gottahaveone]

I just purchased my first Glock, a M27 w/night sights. I like everything about it except that #@&$ squared off front trigger guard. It's a feature that I hate enough that I've never bought a Glock before because of it. It seems like it would be a simple enough matter to take a dremel to it and round it off like a proper trigger guard should be. Is it really that easy, or is there something I'm missing? Has anybody else had success with this modification?

 

[VegasOPM]

Dremel tool, wood rasp, coarse file... it is an easy fix. All it takes is some care and some confidence. I undercut the woefully undersized beavertail on all my Glocks with a Dremel tool with the sanding drum attachment.

 

[1KPerDay]

I have a robar-ed G30 with a rounded trigger guard and it looks stupid to me. I prefer the stock one. But I don't use the front of the trigger guard for anything so it's purely aesthetic.

 

[The Lone Haranguer]

In my experience with cutting plastic, using a high-speed cutter tends to melt its way through the plastic, leaving "feathers" and burrs clinging to the edge. I would use something like a coarse file if all you want to do is round off the corner.

 

[Brian Williams]

A Nickelson magicut file works great.

 

[Kind of Blued]

I don't own any Glocks, I'm just curious, what is about a square trigger guard that someone could not like besides aesthetics?