SD9 apex trigger question

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Hey guys I recently purchased the SD9VE few days ago and like everyone trigger is bit heavy pull. But my question is if I would to get the apex trigger spring kit would I have to polish the parts, would it make a whole lot of difference if I don't. Polishing the parts would void the warrenty?
 
That's an easy answer---NO.

Polishing parts are for real nitpickers like me and is certainly NOT necessary to get a significant benefit out of installing the Apex spring kit.

Order it, install it, you'll love it just as it is.
 
That's an easy answer---NO.

Polishing parts are for real nitpickers like me and is certainly NOT necessary to get a significant benefit out of installing the Apex spring kit.

Order it, install it, you'll love it just as it is.

I agree, but change the springs back to stock if you need to send it in. S&W doesn't like the spring kit either.
 
I have a 5 months old SD9VE with over 400 rounds. I have had No FTFs or FTEs and so dependable that I use it as my personal defense piece.
As for the the trigger pull, I'm fairly comfortable that way it is. If I want a lighter trigger pull, I'm the type who does't mess around with the original intent of the gun. I'll simply buy another gun with a lighter trigger. Hopefully, y'll having the same success and joy with the SD9VE as I am. For $300, it's the steal of the year.
 
Get the Apex spring kit. It makes the SD9VE a awesome pistol for the price!
 
For a first time gun owner, but pretty mechanically inclined individual, are the Apex spring and trigger assemblies pretty easy to install?
 
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