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    Default M&P 9c should I do the apex trigger?

    I need some feedback.

    I have an M&P 9c but I hate the gritty trigger and how far back it brakes.

    Do you guys think the apex forward set flat front trigger is too light for a carry gun?

    Any feedback is appreciated.

    https://www.midwayusa.com/product/10...-and-w-m-and-p

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    Default Re: M&P 9c should I do the apex trigger?

    I put an apex trigger on my carry gun and I have no complaints! I had the same issue with the stock trigger. My groups are so much tighter with the Apex.

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    Default Re: M&P 9c should I do the apex trigger?

    I have a compact 40. I did the apex.


    Yes. Yes, you should.
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    Default Re: M&P 9c should I do the apex trigger?

    Wow...necrothreaded again.
    There is no greater sorrow than to recall in misery the time when we were happy - Dante.

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    Default Re: M&P 9c should I do the apex trigger?

    I would definitely sell it and get a Glock !

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    Default Re: M&P 9c should I do the apex trigger?

    I have a large box of the M&P series pistol.
    Factory trigger on all of them.
    Far from a trigger snob , I've owned/own worked/after markets triggered firearms.
    But learned to shoot on double action wheelguns and some horrible surplus rifles.
    it's a trigger , you can make it work

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    Default Re: M&P 9c should I do the apex trigger?

    Quote Originally Posted by jakebrake View Post
    I have a compact 40. I did the apex.


    Yes. Yes, you should.
    My boy #2 did that on his .40 Shield too and I range tested it... sweet trigger.

    I also have an Apex trigger on my M&P9 and love it.

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    Default Re: M&P 9c should I do the apex trigger?

    Quote Originally Posted by JAKIII View Post
    My boy #2 did that on his .40 Shield too and I range tested it... sweet trigger.

    I also have an Apex trigger on my M&P9 and love it.
    m&p full-size in 9, 40, and 45, compact 40...all have them the 45 is a problem child. trigger is too light for my liking. 45 seems to frequently be an issue.
    There is no greater sorrow than to recall in misery the time when we were happy - Dante.

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    Default Re: M&P 9c should I do the apex trigger?

    I like the Apex trigger, but the Sig 365 is a way better gun in my opinion.

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