I'm still with the short ones - my little ole paws and short fingers just can't get all the way around a long trigger without pushing it to the side as I squeeze.

The Combat Commander I bought a couple of monthe ago had the factory long plastic trigger. Took it to my 'smith to get it replaced with a short one. He asked "How short do you want it?" I showed him the short, smooth trigger on my .38 Super and he told me to wait a few minutes. Ten minutes later he handed me the Commander with the trigger cut back to just the right length, smoothed and beveled on the sides. I had wondered if that could be done, and sure 'nuff it can. Works fine now.

I know what you're talking about....

Byron

my favorite of them being the old checkered GI short trigger. I don't care for the flat MSH but I do like a longer trigger with those, and the Greider is a good one.

http://www.brownells.com/handgun-parts/trigger-group-parts/triggers/greider-precision-1...