Is this a good addition to the Apex FSS trigger kit or is it unnecessary?
1270266
It does not fit on recently produced M&P; pistols. I installed it on an older M&P; Pro and it seemed to make the reset a bit more crisp (but the Apex trigger group did not fit on the older Pro). S&W; seems to have changed the internals around quite a bit over time so you might want to verify things (take a photo of your sear housing and sear spring) with an Apex tech before ordering.
1270267
It's a great addition, but you have to make sure that you have the proper internals for it to fit properly. The newer M&P; pistols have been redesigned and won't accept it.
1270268
It's a great addition, but you have to make sure that you have the proper internals for it to fit properly. The newer M&P pistols have been redesigned and won't accept it.
1270269
Its been a while, but my gunsmith said either it wasn't necessary or wouldn't work on my M&P40.; I have their trigger and it made a huge difference.
1270270
It was for me on a M&P; 40 as after Iinstalled the trigger kit I had virtually no trigger reset feel. This gave it some but it is nothing like a glock. Still somewhat minimal.
2238715
Yea as long as you turn down the sensitivity a bit its good, the extra buttons are also very handy(reloading/switching weapons. I recommend it even if you are playing an fps.
1898266
Yes, this is the polymer version of the forward set sear (FSS) kit. The kit comes with a 3.5 and 4.5 pound trigger spring, so unlike the DCAEK or the COMPAEK, you can select which trigger weight you prefer. However, you cannot use this trigger with the DCAEK or the COMPAEK as the sear is different with this kit than in those kits. I run this one in my 9mm with the 3.5 pound trigger for competition applications. It is awesome!
1217297
I should not have any. Just make sure you read and understand the sighting in instructions otherwise you may end up frustrated and waste ammo. NOTE: the bullet drop lines moves with the power setting. This allows "custom" set-up to your rifle/ammo.
1526588
I added it to mine, but it's difficult to answer your question since I never shot any rounds without it. My wife and I will shoot 100+ rounds per session with no problems and it seems to help cool it quicker, but I can't give you any scientific facts or experience before I added it.
860368
yes i like them for fast draws you do not have to worry about shooting your foot off because you'll see if you are using your trigger finger wrong.... LOL and it saves your firing pin they cycle through perfectly.... also if you have a problem with ejecting or double feed it lets you know before your on the range with live ammo
1153558
The cheap alarms only have one slot I think just for the shock sensor. In order to use the proximity sensor you would have to use the slot and forget about shock sensor. I'm using a viper so there is 2 slots.
532788
I didn't use a torque wrench to install it. I just used the crush washer and made sure the alignment for the top holes was correct. I have this brake installed on 2 ARs and both of them had different amounts of force to align them. I have shot several hundred rounds through each of them and neither brake shows any signs of movement. These are LOUD though so make sure anyone with you doesn't stand to the side. Directly behind doesn't seem to be too bad but you can really feel and hear the concussion if you are a couple of feet to either side. Of course, hearing protection is critical with this brake installed. On my rifles the muzzle barely moves and I can stay on target easily for follow up shots. Enjoy, Rick
1094074
No I have the sub compact round trigger and the full size square trigger. It only fits the fs
1052210
Sorry I'm not sure. The sear block need to have the hole to except the RAM. If not you can buy the new block.I would also suggest the trigger and forward set sear along with comp. spring kit. trigger spring is too light so use the stock spring for that but use the firing pin/striker spring. you will in up with about a 1 - 2 pound pull and short return. NICE! I talked to Apex a couple of times very cool people.
1861148
Sorry. No idea. I use mine at home to get extra trigger time without spending $20+ at the range.
971566
Yes is the short answer however this is useful when needing to raise the cheek weld for better alignment with a scope etc.. I can't imagine the necessity on a shotgun. Just in case your looking for something to cushion recoil, this is quite firm. Hope this helped.
448470
No my friend it's not necessary this kit brings a remote trigger They work really well this is my second kit !
729109
The wire tends to be a little more touchy and sensitive. Which can also make them harder to set and easier to accident my trigger. I prefer the flat trigger models.
1255805
You'll need a different apex kit for the shield I believe. Apex tactical should have more info on their site
2262628
Don't buy it you don't need it.it's just a gimmick to get your money.i threw mine away after my recoil spring and guide rod broke while using it.i can't be 100% certain that this buffer caused it to break.i have also used buffers in my glock pistols and I would not use them in them again after seeing some damage to the frame which I know for a fact was caused by the buffet and I threw them away as we'll. so it's really up to you if you want to use a buffer but I don't recommend them.
2220895
Ihave used it to check all my firearm's triggers. They are set where I want them to be. My son used it to set all of his firearms too. You can pay a lot more and get the same results.