Description

PN: 5192021

Features:

  • Ergonomic ledge for the support hand's thumb
  • Serve as a brake against muzzle flip for faster follow-up shots
  • Reduces support hand slippage
  • Comfortable slim footprint that creates approximately half a thumb's width of effective resistance area
  • Horizontal serrations offer excellent traction against recoiling muzzle rise without being abrasive
  • USPSA approved
  • Made in the U.S.A.

Specifications:

  • Material: Hardened S7 Tool Steel
  • Finish: Black Oxide
  • Weight: 0.49 oz.

Compatibility:

  • All Sig Sauer P320 (M17/M18) Models

*Holster selection requires clearance for extended ledge. Only compatible with select models from blow holster manufacturers:

  • Black Scorpion Gear
  • Ghost USA
  • Safariland
  • Red Hill Tactical
  • GX Products, Werkz
  • Long's Shadow Holster
  • 4BROS
  • Precision Holsters - Align Tactical® PHAST Holster P320
  • GBRS Group
  • Red River Tactical
  • Priority 1 Holsters
  • Fanning Tactical

Includes:

  • 1x Align Tactical THUMB REST Takedown Lever for Sig P320

Details:

A thumb rest is something most shooters associate only with a competitive handgun; however, the Align Tactical THUMB REST Takedown Lever allows you to have an ergonomics thumb rest on your standard Sig P320 as well.

As the name suggests, this takedown lever has an extended ergonomic ledge, which you can use to rest your thumb while shooting. This allows you to control the pistol more effectively and counter muzzle rise. As a result, it helps you shoot faster and more accurately while decreasing the chances of your support hand slipping from the pistol as you shoot.

The ledge also has textured serrations to help you apply effective resistance. The profile of this thumb rest is quite minimalistic. It has rounded edges to prevent snagging and only comes out about half a thumb's width.

The Align Tactical THUMB REST Takedown Lever for Sig P320 is also approved for use in USPSA Competitions and can greatly improve your shooting ability.

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