Dude when I installed mine and dry fired it for the first time, I was in shock. I mean the whole reason I bought it was because everyone told me how great it is. I just didn't expect it to be perfection. It turned my 2.0 into a tac driver. Love it and cannot recommend it enough
I love my 2.0 and the trigger never bothered me.... but then when you switched to showing the apex trigger and pulled it for the first time I loudly said "holy s***" in my living room. What an amazing difference. Will be swapping mine out soon.
The addition of an Apex kit on my 2.0 was like going from an already gorgeous wife to one who was not only gorgeous but kind and sweet, as well! Perfection!
I'm quite happy with the stock trigger of my M&P 1.0 lol. I'm used to it. Also, I like how the trigger wraps around my finger. This is one of the reasons why I chose the M&P over the Glock.
To each their own. I too have the 1.0 trigger and it honestly hasn't bothered me that much. Trained at least a hundred thousand reps on it by now (at least that's how it feels, and that includes dry-fire). However, I've decided I'm finally gonna upgrade to this. Hoping my longer distance shots will be easier to be consistently accurate.
Are these easy to put in? I really don't like the factory trigger. It feels so inconsistent, and it's not smooth. Feels gritty if you know what I mean.
The new triggers on M&Ps are God tier. But I still have my stock trigger on my 2.0. I HATE shooting my 2.0 after shooting my Shield Plus. The second I got a notification that Apex triggers were back in stock this week, I pounced on it and placed an order. Can't wait to feel the difference myself.
I completely agree with what you said about shooting your 2.0 after shooting the Shield Plus. I love the 2.0 but that trigger is terrible.Smith should know better.I just went to my local shop to get a price on an Apex
I'm pretty new to guns. I don't understand the comparison, yet. I love the factory trigger. Without anything to compare it to, I dig the travel before I actually fire. What is the difference that I'm missing here? How fast or early you can rapid fire with an aftermarket trigger?
There are a couple of reasons to swap a trigger but it certainly isn't mandatory. The room to travel to the wall can be shorter, the break from the wall to firing is shorter, and the reset is shorter and crisper. With these things it allows you to pull the trigger without moving the gun and then with a short reset you can get quicker splits as well. (Good rhythm)
The reset is the biggest thing for me with my M&P. The trigger reset with the factory trigger kind of pushes your finger away from the wall causing you to go through the travel again. The apex trigger reset doesn’t do that nearly as much.
Dude when I installed mine and dry fired it for the first time, I was in shock. I mean the whole reason I bought it was because everyone told me how great it is. I just didn't expect it to be perfection. It turned my 2.0 into a tac driver. Love it and cannot recommend it enough
Put one on mine and it turned my gun into what it should have been from the manufacturer , best trigger period! My pull weight is consistently 3 lbs .
I love my 2.0 and the trigger never bothered me.... but then when you switched to showing the apex trigger and pulled it for the first time I loudly said "holy s***" in my living room. What an amazing difference. Will be swapping mine out soon.
Yes! The reset is so dang crisp as well. I've been able to get splits very short.
The addition of an Apex kit on my 2.0 was like going from an already gorgeous wife to one who was not only gorgeous but kind and sweet, as well! Perfection!
The triggers on the new M&ps are awesome
I'm quite happy with the stock trigger of my M&P 1.0 lol. I'm used to it. Also, I like how the trigger wraps around my finger. This is one of the reasons why I chose the M&P over the Glock.
To each their own. I too have the 1.0 trigger and it honestly hasn't bothered me that much. Trained at least a hundred thousand reps on it by now (at least that's how it feels, and that includes dry-fire). However, I've decided I'm finally gonna upgrade to this. Hoping my longer distance shots will be easier to be consistently accurate.
I’m amazed of how light and almost toy like the apex trigger pull is. The reset is definitely great.
Love M&Ps but the triggers could use a wee bit of help for sure. Although the 2.0 is alright for me.
Are these easy to put in? I really don't like the factory trigger. It feels so inconsistent, and it's not smooth. Feels gritty if you know what I mean.
The new triggers on M&Ps are God tier. But I still have my stock trigger on my 2.0. I HATE shooting my 2.0 after shooting my Shield Plus. The second I got a notification that Apex triggers were back in stock this week, I pounced on it and placed an order. Can't wait to feel the difference myself.
Was it worth it bro ?
I completely agree with what you said about shooting your 2.0 after shooting the Shield Plus. I love the 2.0 but that trigger is terrible.Smith should know better.I just went to my local shop to get a price on an Apex
I love my apex trigger but you have a nice audible reset, mine doesnt like at all. Most of the time i cant feel the reset at all.
About to give the Overwatch Precision a go.
I’m stuck in between wanting the apex or alpha for mine but I can say the factory trigger reset sucks my sdve 40 factory was way better then my Mp
Apex is supreme! Although stock m2.0 is usable
My reset is not as loud as yours ?
I'm pretty new to guns. I don't understand the comparison, yet. I love the factory trigger. Without anything to compare it to, I dig the travel before I actually fire. What is the difference that I'm missing here? How fast or early you can rapid fire with an aftermarket trigger?
The reset? Why does that matter so much?
There are a couple of reasons to swap a trigger but it certainly isn't mandatory. The room to travel to the wall can be shorter, the break from the wall to firing is shorter, and the reset is shorter and crisper. With these things it allows you to pull the trigger without moving the gun and then with a short reset you can get quicker splits as well. (Good rhythm)
@@tgraham360 Nice explanation, thank you! I understand...
The reset is the biggest thing for me with my M&P. The trigger reset with the factory trigger kind of pushes your finger away from the wall causing you to go through the travel again. The apex trigger reset doesn’t do that nearly as much.
@@SV_III.V.VII_ That makes a lot more sense at this point. Yeah, it does kind of have a "kick-back" to it...
How did you get such a crisp reset? My reset is not crisp after install
there is ZERO audible or tactile re set on my apex , same set up as yours, you legit can not feel the re set nor hear it, kind of wierd nad terrible
Maybe take it to a reputable gunsmith and make it right.
What pull weight did you go with on the apex?
I went with "factory" on the chart. It says 4.38 lbs but I've never checked it.
For real shooting factory trigger is better. For competition - Apex.
why
@@Roddsk For escape accidental shots in battle,when you do many sharp movements. If you was in army you should know.