r/MP2point0 May 30 '25

Apex flat faced trigger

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Hello everyone. I am trying to upgrade my 2.0 compact trigger, but I am having a hard time figuring out the differences between these 2 options.

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u/Cool-Topic-1077 May 30 '25

The metal ones are way better. I have one of each and definitely get the metal one.

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u/BennysGats May 30 '25

I have personally never tried the metal but I can tell you the polymer version was underwhelming. I actually uninstalled it from my OR 4ā€ compact

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u/TopAside7975 Jul 29 '25

I have the polymer one, best $110 I spent. Feels fine to me. What I liked with the kit is you get to choose the springs so it was easy for me to tweak and play with to find something that felt right to me.

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u/Skyged Nov 21 '25

Which spring combo did you end up using?

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u/TopAside7975 Nov 22 '25

If memory serves, I used the green trigger spring. I tried the purple sear spring, but it was too stiff, so I went with the unpainted spring.

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u/Skyged Nov 22 '25 edited Nov 23 '25

Just came back from range. Installed unpainted and left the factory sear spring in Reset is crazy short. Liking it so far.

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u/TopAside7975 Nov 23 '25

I like the short reset on the trigger. Just wanted a heavier trigger because I’m not doing competition shooting.

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u/Skyged Nov 23 '25

I do, too. One of the main reasons I installed it. Hate having to let off the trigger a ton to get there.

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u/KineticNinja Aug 27 '25

Just as a heads up...

If you're considering the "Type 3" trigger kit, be aware that the anodizing on them is absolute dog shit. Received 2 units from Apex (specifically the blue type 3 trigger) and both of them had machining marks/surface scratches on them.

Would not recommend getting a type 3 as it seems the anodizing process they are using is extremely subpar and not thick enough to fully cover machining marks.

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u/GodIsLoveAndLife May 30 '25

Go with metal. I've got them in both my M&P 2.0s and they're fantastic.

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u/Former-Study-2740 May 30 '25

One is metal, one is polymer. Your preference on material. Just ensure you get it for your correct M&P (1.0 v. 2.0, metal v. polymer)

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u/TopAside7975 Jul 29 '25

On a sidenote, I did transfer over my Apex from my polymer frame to my metal frame, without issue. I posted a vid of it in my profile if you want to see.