Graco 195495 Trigger Guard

Graco 195495 Trigger Guard is a genuine OEM safety component that protects the spray gun trigger from damage and ensures reliable operation during every job.

Fits SG2 & SG3 spray guns
Durable metal guard with perfect OEM fit
Easy to install—no special tools required
Restores trigger safety and performance

$6.68

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Description

About This Replacement Trigger Guard

Compatible Machines / Guns

This part fits the spray guns below (and any sprayer package that ships with these guns).

Graco SG2 Spray Gun (standard OEM gun supplied with many Magnum series sprayers)
Graco SG3 Spray Gun (upgraded OEM gun supplied with select Magnum/DIY sprayers)

Genuine Graco 195495 Trigger Guard — OEM Replacement

Spec	Detail
Part Number	195495
Item	Trigger Guard (Gun Safety/Protection Component)
Fits	SG2 & SG3 Spray Guns
Brand	Graco (OEM)
What’s Included	1 × Graco 195495 Trigger Guard

Why Choose the Graco 195495 Trigger Guard?

OEM Fit & Finish – Designed by Graco for a precise, secure fit on SG2/SG3 guns.
Trigger Protection – Shields the trigger from jobsite knocks to reduce accidental damage.
Fast Replacement – Quick install with minimal downtime; no special tools required.
Restore Safety – Keeps your gun geometry correct for safe, consistent operation.

Installation & Notes

Depressurize the system and disconnect power before service.
Remove the old guard; position the new 195495 Trigger Guard and secure per gun manual.
Inspect trigger movement to ensure free travel and proper safety function after installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

This part fits the SG2 and SG3 spray guns. If your sprayer package includes either of these guns, the guard will fit that setup. Check your gun’s model (stamped on the handle/body) to confirm SG2 or SG3.

Yes. Graco 195495 is a genuine OEM replacement trigger guard from Graco for SG2/SG3 guns.

No special tools are typically required—basic hand tools are sufficient. Always follow the SG2/SG3 gun manual for torque and safety steps.

Look for identification on the gun body/handle or check your sprayer’s parts list. Many Magnum DIY models ship with SG2 or SG3; the model is usually listed in your owner’s manual or on the gun label.

Check trigger pin/axis, safety latch, and overall gun alignment. Ensure the trigger moves freely and the safety operates correctly before pressurizing the system.