....The shaping of the trigger guard is no accident, or afterthought. Viewing the profile, you can see the carryover of lines, complimenting each other. Look closely and you may notice that the forward curve of the bow blends perfectly with the lower rear curve of the receiver, and the rear curve of the guard perfectly matches the curve of the upper line of the rear of the receiver, and also that of the forward border of the wrist checkering....
....there is method in the madness. It is part of a package....
Not a big deal Stan, to my eye, I see the opposite. I see just enough differences in the curves of the receiver and the trigger guard that the profile does not appear to be a seamless flow.
That straight back of the trigger guard looks to clash with the flowing curves theme. I think there's too much open space behind the trigger, it doesn't look fitted. Because the attachment to the receiver is much wider than the bottom curve of the guard, it says 'stamping' to me no matter how carefully planned.
Only opinion is all. I think it drops the ball for a designer special gun.
