APEX M2.0 Flat Forward Set Trigger - *APX100-154
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Apex Tactical Specialties Flat-Faced Forward Set Sear & Trigger Kit, Black, Fits Smith and Wesson M&P M2.0 Models Only 100-154
The Apex Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit directly replaces the factory hinged trigger with a solid body aluminum trigger featuring a center mounted pivoting safety that maintains factory safety values. The trigger reduces pre-travel and over-travel from the factory trigger.
The Apex Forward Set Kit is engineered to provide the Smith and Wesson M&P M2.0 pistol owner with a smooth, consistent trigger pull with the advantages of shorter over-travel and shortened trigger reset. All of the components work together to provide a pull weight within the acceptable range for a top end, service pistol. The kit itself is designed to be drop-in and should not require further gunsmithing, however, armorer or gunsmith installation is recommended.
The full kit reduces trigger pull weight by up to 2 lbs. (approximately). Using a combination of the Apex springs and factory sear and trigger return springs allows the user to set the trigger pull weight within a range suitable for duty/carry down to a weight desired for competition.
| Dimensions | 2 × 0.5 × 4 in |
|---|---|
| Total Pull Weight (lbs) | 2 |
| Trigger Bow | Flat |
| MPN | *APX100-154 |
| UPC | 854263007227 |
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Probably the best trigger for M&P 2.0
I've shot the old school triggers on the M1.0, the new flat trigger on the M2.0, the overwatch trigger and this trigger. Out of all three of the, this is the one I prefer. It is the one best striker fire triggers in the market. I would say it rivals the dynamic performance trigger on the Walther PDP Pro, although the Walther does slightly edge it out IMO. The only hard part of the trigger installation was the trigger shoe, to which if you have a good vice, should be no problem.
