SavageT, a trigger shoe is a devise you put on your existing trigger to widen it. It conforms to your trigger but adds width and gives a shape that is more comfortable to the finger pad. It feels like it takes less pressure pull the trigger (because it is applying pressure over a greater surface area), provides better feel, and I believe better control. I have used them for years in shooting targets. It probably doesn't make any difference on a hunting rifle, but I have them and use them on all of my rifles. They are also made for pistols. Many gun manufactures today have taken the initiative to widen their triggers but they still haven't built in convex fee and striations of the trigger shoe. It is held on your trigger usually with two allen screws. It must be removed to dismantle you rifle for cleaning. but the difficulty I am having finding them maybe it is all in my head and they do not make a difference so they have gone off the market..... I wanted to show you a picture of one on my Austin & Halleck but haven't figured out how to put a picture on - Randy does it all the time so I know it can be done but I haven't got a clue.