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sometimes I drill an under sized hole next to the screw hole and push in a small brad. Put the wood screw in its hole,screw it in until the slot is a little short of north and south. The trigger guard will push the brad in. With a small dab of acra-glass tinted a little brown in the brad area, let it set up. Don't forget the parting agent on the trigger guard! Now you have the right spacing for the trigger guard and the screw slot will be correct. Works every time. tom N
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