M&P 2.0 factory trigger

[msp2640]

I've owned a 10mm for a year or so, like it, enjoy it, no complaints. Just picked up a M&P 45 2.0 and noticed it has a hinged trigger vs the 10mm "safety lever style". Anyone know if a factory 10mm trigger, can be swapped into the 45 version? I like that style better and would like to keep them the same. Thanks for the knowledge! - Bill in MA

 

[dajogejr]

If you’re gonna swap, I’d do aftermarket. More pluses than minus.
It looks like the .45 and 10mm are the same trigger…or at least the kits I quickly researched sold them as the same.

Bill, a little more poking around shows M&P 2.0 polymer triggers are the same, you may want to confirm that on your own.

Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 .45cal/10mm TAC Kit

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[msp2640]

Thanks for that info, I thought there may be some common parts between those 2 calibers. Bill

 

[Beju]

It wouldn't surprise me if you could swap them, but getting the OEM flat(ish) trigger for a reasonable price relative to aftermarket might be a different story unless you have access through LE distribution. S&W has yet to make the new factory flat triggers for the smaller frames available through general sales channels, but if you have an LE supplier willing to work with you, the 9/40 flat triggers can be had with the return spring and trigger bar for about $30.