APEX TACTICAL Apex M&P Aluminum Forward Set Sear & Trigger Kit

Apex M&P Aluminum Forward Set Sear & Trigger Kit

Dropping this kit into your Smith & Wesson M&P will set the trigger break point farther forward than the factory trigger assembly, as well as significantly reduce the uptake and over travel. It produces a trigger pull very similar to that of a 1911 but in a polymer frame striker-fired pistol. The Forward Set Trigger body is machined from aircraft-grade aluminum and black hard anodized to last a lifetime. The smooth faced trigger comes assembled with a center pivoting safety. The Forward Set Sear & Trigger Kit boasts a smooth trigger pull throughout the break. The kit comes with two (2) trigger return springs; one designed to produce approximately a 4.0 lbs trigger pull (silver spring), and one to produce a 5.0 lbs trigger pull (green spring). These two options give the end user the ability to customize their trigger pull for their specific needs.

– Reduced trigger pre-travel and over travel to produce a feel similar to a single action fire control system
– Overall reduction in trigger travel is approximately 50%
– A smooth trigger pull all the way through to the break
– Reduced reset
– Center mounted pivoting safety maintains factory safety values
– 4.0 lbs (silver spring) or 5.0 lbs (green spring) trigger pull weight, depending on which trigger return spring is installed

Specs
– Lowers trigger weight to approximately 4.0 lbs (silver spring) and 5.0 lbs (green spring)
– Smooth uptake and reset
– Center mounted pivoting safety maintains factory safety values
– Works with all Smith & Wesson M&P pistols in centerfire calibers (excluding the Shield)
– Easy to install (watch the installation video)
– Requires use of sear housing block designed for large size sear plunger and spring

Works with all Smith & Wesson M&P Pistols (excluding M&P M2.0) in all centerfire calibers and configurations. Does NOT function in the M&P M2.0, M&P Shield, BodyGuard, 22 or 22 Compact pistols. Requires the use of the sear housing block designed for the large size sear plunger and spring (current production as of June, 2011)