Apex rolls out Action Enhancement Kit for Smith & Wesson SDVE series pistols
The Apex Action Enhancement Kit sees the Action Enhancement Trigger pairs with Apex’s Spring Kit to deliver improved trigger performance to Smith & Wesson SDVE and SD handguns. (Photo: Apex Tactical)
Apex Tactical Specialties released a new Action Enhancement Kit specifically designed for Smith & Wesson branded SDVE and SD model pistols.
The latest kit from the trigger tycoons pairs the Apex Polymer Action Enhancement Trigger for the SDVE with the Apex Spring Kit.
The two in combination reduce pre-travel by approximately 20-percent and over-travel by 10-percent while also producing a smoother overall trigger pull with improved reset, according to Apex Tactical. The kit also lowers the factory trigger pull weight approximately 2-pounds.
The trigger reduces pre-travel and over-travel. (Photo: Apex Tactical)
Apex also throws in the new Apex Sear Spring to better improve the pull characteristics on the trigger.
“This new kit gives the SDVE owner the kind of performance upgrade they’ve come to expect from Apex Tactical Specialties,” Apex said in a press release.
Easy to install, the new Action Enhancement Kit for Smith & Wesson branded SDVE and SD pistols is available through Apex’s website with a MSRP of $54.
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