For those with trigger finger tip contact with the trigger guard, like me. Look at how wide the guard is on the bottom portion compared to almost any other polymer gun, much wider than a P-07 (which I also hit initially). Then look at how far you naturally insert the trigger finger in to the guard compared to a gun with a much longer reach to the trigger. But, most importantly, look at how high you can grip the gun ralative to the trigger guard hole and the angle your trigger finger makes with the barrel axis when viewed from the side. It is much more of an angle downward than most guns, due to the high grip. The combination of high grip, short trigger reach, and long fingers can result in our dragging the tip of our finger on the trigger guard. When viewed from the front, your finger crossed the trigger at maybe a 30-45 degree angle to the horizontal, thus the interference with the wide trigger guard.
The solution for me was to increase the reach to the trigger using some Sugru on the back and sides of the grip (ugly but works great), add some JB-Weld to the front of the trigger to increase the reach and freeze the trigger pecker in its retracted position (not for a carry gun), and add some Sugru to the beavertail area to keep my grip a little LOWER on the frame and reduce slightly the downward angle of the trigger finger when viewed from the side. The result is no trigger finger drag, no trigger pecker interference, and a proper trigger finger placement on the trigger when I pick up the gun. I also removed some of the trigger guard material under the trigger area and the width before I fattened the grip with Sugru.
I'll post some photos of the "finished" modifications later today. These changes work for me, but aren't needed for folks with much shorter fingers/smaller hands than mine.
Joe