M&P upgrade suggestions

[hardluk1]

Hardluk I am having a difficult time figuring out which part you are saying to polish to reduce the trigger pre travel. Do you happen to have a picture of the part you are referring to?

If your trigger pull is smooth now and the trigger is light enough don't worry about working on the connector . Easy to make a light trigger to light or hurt the function of the safety features . Beside I barely get along with a computer . Marking photos cover where to file and polish and send are beyond my ability !

 

[jmoose]

No reducing the pretravel . Thats what keeps a striker fired pistol safe . Just try to learn to limit your finger travel to follow the reset for target shooting and stop worrying about the take up or pre travel for defensive drills . Have you used a shotgun for skeet / trap or hunted with a shotgun . That the trigger pull style you want to use for a defensive CC handgun. Pull thru the trigger , get off the trigger , repeat .

Glad you have a better trigger break weight now .

Oh ok that makes sense, thanks again for all the advice, trigger is so much better!

 

[Law-dog]

Trigger kit.
Apex is most popular…
I'm a fan of overwatch precision.

And the other side of the coin is if it's a carry pistol, leave it stock.

I prefer a nice, crisp, 3.5 to 4lb trigger with a good feel, good reset, good break.

You'll get varying answers.

You never know if it is an upgrade until the factory gun has run a bunch of ammo, say 500 rounds without a glitch, then you know the gun fits the design specs and you have a blue print. Only then do you have a clue if some alleged upgrade is actually an upgrade.

For example, you take new gun with a 5 pound trigger pull and buy a kit to make it a 4 pound trigger pull. Did you upgrade? You have no clue until that gun is broken in.

Second, with trigger pulls there is a massive amount of hype perhaps more so that any other gun part. If you change the pull from 5 pounds to 4 pounds, are you good enough of a shooter to actually prove that your shooting is better? Unless a factory trigger does not break in at say 500 rounds, you may just be wasting money. You can NEVER just feel a trigger and know it will improve shooting. What you feel is lesser pressure but that does not mean more accurasy. Just saying. Triggers matter in things like ARs, handguns not so much.

They only matter on the range, not in your living room.