New M&P Models With Newer Better Trigger Out Yet?

I just bought a new M&P 40 a few weeks ago & was very surprised by the short reset. I only have 400 rounds through it, so I'm still learning the gun. I missed the reset the first few mags through. I was waiting for a much longer reset & completely missed it until I tried a few dry fire pulls. I didn't realize that it could be that short! Once I found it, I was able to double & triple tap like butter. I really love it. I have noticed a little but of a roughness (grit), but that's working itself out nicely. By the time I finish break in, I have no doubt that it'll run silky smooth.

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The reset on my Shield(6 weeks old), on my FS9(4 mos old) on my Pro(6 mos old) is exactly the same except that the Shield is more audible and a bit more tactile.

I can feel the difference between the three in the pull weight, but not reset during live fire.

The Pro and FS were gritty when I got them, but that is gone from both now.
 
dts said:
My M&P 9mm. has a test fire date of 1/29/2013. The take-up has a little grit but has a good feeling reset that is short and audible. Different than my Shield that has no grit on take-up. I will be installing the Apex striker block and check trigger pull from there.
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The 9 Pro I just won on GB has the exact same test fire date. Thanks for your input here as it helped me decide to pull the trigger. (pun intended) :D
 
Just ordered a set of Warren Tactical sights. Fiber optic front and u shaped rear.
 
Just bought my M&P40c 2 months ago and I have already noticed the grittiness starting to go away. I have a few hundred rounds through it and there is already a significant difference in trigger pull. So I dont think there is any need to file it or anything.
 
Spoke to S&W customer service this AM and they claim there has not been a change to the M&P trigger series, they still use the one they have been putting in.
 
Seems to me it's the length of the reset that should be the issue; not whether the reset is audible. I know it's about 1/3 as long on the Shield (2012 S&W literature).
 
My M&P 9c was manufactured in 2/2013. The problem is it's my first M&P and I have no reference to compare it to. I have yet to make it out to the range. But I have heard about some changes and hope my has the new assembly.
 
jeffhughes said:
Link that please.

The reset distance on my Shield is slightly longer than my Pro. My FS9 is in my truck, I'll measure it later...
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It's in the catalogue I have at home. Kind of hard to link paper. It doesn't appear on their website: or at least I don't see it.
 
My digital calipers are very clear. They are within a few 100ths of each other, but the Pro is for sure shorter.
 
jeffhughes said:
My digital calipers are very clear. They are within a few 100ths of each other, but the Pro is for sure shorter.
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I don't doubt what you're saying is true. I just posted what I remember reading the night before in the 2012 brochure.
 
catcus-jack said:
I have no idea why you guys make such a big deal about hearing and feeling the reset.Under competion or real life I can gurantee you that you will neither feel or hear the reset.
I shoot IDPA,USPSA,Steel Matches and sometimes Bowling pin matches and after the timer has went off I have never heard or felt the reset.Yet I have never missed having the trigger reset.
Don't believe me take your pistol to the range and practice fast double taps and tripple taps.Do a Bill Drill in 3 seconds or under do The El Presidente under 10 seconds and tell me how many times you heard or felt the reset.
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It's not just about the reset. It's my understanding the APEX DCAEK provides a smooth, consistent 5-5.5lb trigger pull with the advantages of shorter over-travel, as well as a reduced reset.

The factory trigger pull on most of my handguns are between 4.5-5.5lbs. The 9C I recently purchased was used, factory test fired in 2011, and in excellent condition. The owner told me he wanted to change over to all Glocks. I like my Glocks (G4G19 & G4G30) but must admit the M&P feels much better in my hand.

The R&R w/DCAEK, plus R&R w/TFOs at my local gunsmith should be ready next Tuesday. Then, I'll go back to the range to for a comparison & analysis of the results.
 
Thump-boom said:
Spoke to S&W customer service this AM and they claim there has not been a change to the M&P trigger series, they still use the one they have been putting in.
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I don't believe they are lying. But just don't know!!

I have 2013 mp40.
I look at the Burwells trigger job how too page and....

-my sear has a completely different finish all over
-went to file my sear like his and it came that way. Less arch and more tear drop shaped where the trigger bar connets.
-my trigger asssembly block does not have a hole for the apex ram
-the ejecter slides out the front of my assembly only after removing the sear pin. His just lifts straight off.

That's just my observations from pics. Not even having 2 side by side.

Hope this helps. :-)

Kmac
 
Kmac If you ever have the gun apart again take some pics of the new sear. Did S&W change the rear angle of the sear like the APEX sear?
 
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