Apex adds FDE Fatty to M&P 2.0 trigger inventory
The M&P M2.0 Flatty in FDE adds a splash of color to the Smith & Wesson M2.0 pistol line. (Photo: The Outdoor Wire)
Apex Tactical Specialties keeps churning out products, this time introducing the new Flat Dark Earth Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit for Smith & Wesson’s M&P M2.0 pistol series.
The latest Apex Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit features an anodized FDE appearance that can be used with 9mm, .40 S&W and .45 ACP model M&P M2.0 pistols, including the M2.0 Compact variants. The kit boasts a “patent pending design” that translates into a smooth, crisp trigger pull. Apex says the trigger kit features a 40-percent reduction in trigger travel.
The trigger offers a flat-faced design. (Photo: Apex)
Overall, the Apex Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit brings trigger pull weight down by 2 pounds while also shortening reset length and smoothing uptake and reset. The Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit features a center mounted pivoting safety in order maintain safety.
“Apex Tactical Specialties has expanded its Flat Dark Earth (FDE) trigger options with the addition and immediate availability of a new Flat Dark Earth anodized version of its popular Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Kit for the M&P M2.0 model pistols from Smith & Wesson,” Apex said in a news release.
The FDE trigger is available through Apex Tactical Specialties and features a MSRP of $174,95.
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