Apex opens up pre-orders for red Flat-Faced Trigger for M&P 2.0
The Apex Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit will soon be available in red cerakote. (Photo: Apex Tactical Specialties)
Apex Tactical Specialties continues its rollout of red, announcing that its new red Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit for the M&P M2.0 is available for pre-order.
Set to ship on Sept. 4, the Apex Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit in red cerakote is designed to pair with the Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0 in 9mm, .40 S&W and .45 ACP to include the new M2.0 Compact.
“The Kit’s patent pending design transforms the pistol delivering a smooth, crisp trigger pull with an approximate 40-percent reduction in overall trigger travel,” Apex said in a press release.
The trigger reduces trigger weight by up to 2-pounds. (Photo: Apex Tactical Specialties)
The Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit reduces trigger pull weight by up to 2-pounds in addition to offering a crisp break and smooth uptake and reset. The trigger finishes its design with a center mounted pivoting safety created to maintain factory safety values.
The new Apex Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit in red cerakote will retail for $174.95 and interested consumers can pre-order direct through Apex Tactical Specialties.
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