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Old 10-06-2020, 09:56 PM
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I've owned my SD9VE for around 5 years now. Got a couple thousand rounds down range and carry her 99%of the time. I have polished all of the bits in the Apex videos, without actually changing parts. When it comes to spring kits everyone knows about Apex. But does anybody here have experience with the company M-Carbo?

Those with experience, If you were chosing one of these kits, which one would you get?

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I upgraded mine with the Apex trigger, the Galloway Precision spring kit (Reduced Power Spring Set for Smith & Wesson SD VE models > Galloway Precision), NDZ Extended Slide Lock Lever, NDZ 18LB SS Guide Rod Assembly, NDZ Slide Back Plate, fiber optic sights, and a few other small things.
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I've owned my SD9VE for around 5 years now. Got a couple thousand rounds down range and carry her 99%of the time. I have polished all of the bits in the Apex videos, without actually changing parts. When it comes to spring kits everyone knows about Apex. But does anybody here have experience with the company M-Carbo?

Those with experience, If you were chosing one of these kits, which one would you get?

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M-Carbo is a great company. But IMHO, there is a better one. WESBAUN. I removed my APEX spring kit from my SD9 and installed one from WESBAUN. It's the best thing I did for my SD9. And, their prices are lower than APEX and M-Carbo.
S&W SD VE Trigger Spring Kit for Smith & Wesson SD9 SD40 SD9VE SD40VE 107-120 - Wesbaun Gun Springs
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