Trigger bite with VP9

[Smith]

Maybe somebody here knows.

When I shoot more than maybe 100 rounds through my VP9 in one session, mostly when doing it relatively rapid fire, I get a blister at the bottom of my trigger finger. It doesn't hurt until I shoot about 300-500 rounds rapidly, which I rarely do. But still wondering - is this a VP9 thing? There is a tiny little notch in the trigger guard directly next to where the trigger rests. Could that be the culprit?

Anyone else getting this?

 

[Default.mp3]

Possibly. Frame mods to remove the trough has been a thing for H&K guns for awhile, made semi-mainstream by Vickers. See: https://www.facebook.com/lazywolfgu...-trigger-guard-groove-remova/963040840489914/

 

[Smith]

Put some tape over the offending notch for now, hope that'll help.

 

[MockErman]

Put some tape over the offending notch for now, hope that'll help.

So... Did it help you?

I would rather give the gun to a specialist.

 

[Smith]

Hah, my red dot (Holosun) failed the first time I went out shooting with the tape on. They haven't replaced it yet, so I am not shooting at the moment.

 

[Bill Assande]

I have some ultra fine sanding pads that I used to buff off the edges on the trigger groove in my P30 & VP9 series pistols. I did the same to the edges of the mag releases on my USP, P2000, & HK45c. Link below
Amazon Sanding pads