Nice! I was hoping you were going to offer this. I see a another M&P in my future for a back up.
The one I had on order was in today when I went to see my local guy, to “me” it makes a huge difference, not only in the feel of the reset, but audibly you also hear it very clearly. I am VERY happy with the Apex parts in my M&P 9mm, and would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone.
As Grant said, it’s not “needed” but very nice to have 
Danmmit Randy…
Now, I don’t know what to do…I just about had myself all talked into buying a PPQ, because I wasn’t excited about my M&P9’s longer range accuracy. You’re getting ready to bring out a Bar-sto barrel that cures that,and to top it off, now you bring out the FSS, with, if I’m understanding correctly a duty/carry version in the works, and of course,when these are ready, I’ll have to install one in my 9, and in my .45 as well as a bar-sto barrel for the 9… Good Lord, Apex parts are as addicting as crack.
Wait till you see what comes out in about a year…
Tease… :jester:
I was talking about a new toaster with our logo on it…:eek:
Sorry for the drift.
-Randy
Does it have a RAM to make the toast pop out in a more positive manner when ready?
Absolutely! And it spreads preserves on the way. I call it the JAM RAM. 
Thank you. I’ll be here all week…
LOL…jam ram, good one, I spit Pepsi out laughing, forgot how much it burns out the nose…
:lol:
Ouch!
Oh, I need to mention that we will be offering an identical aluminum trigger for use with our standard sears. It will reduce the amount of pre travel and therefore shorten overall trigger travel, but the break point will still be towards the rear of the trigger stroke as our sear is designed to do.
It will allow for the use of all our comp and dc AEKs.
-Randy
You guys need an in development section on your webpage! How are we supposed to keep up with all this?
My goal is to keep Smith’s Engineers on their toes and their executives asking some very good questions…
So let me get this straight, this is not something you can add on top of the DCAEK, it would seem to be an alternative. Is that true? If so, why would you pick one over the other?
Nave,
You can add SOME of the springs from the DCAEK to adjust trigger break weight but for the most part, the DCAEK is a stand alone product.
The DCAEK is a “Duty & Carry” kit. It is meant to induce pre travel, limit your pull weight to 5-5.50 pounds and smooth out the overall experience.
SOME M&P aficionados, myself included felt that the DCAEK and even the stock trigger components broke too far to the rear of the frame. Its not that i have huge hands but the way in which they are constructed leads me to an imperfect fit with the M&P and its trigger system.
By moving the break point forward i negate the issues that i was having where my finger would creep into the trigger guard when running the gun at speed.
Here is a video that explains the difference:
I like this even better…
How much of a pre travel reduction, And how soon will it be out? any idea as to cost? Any new news on the new barrel? I’m thinking the money I would’ve spent on a new pistol could be spent improving two I already have, and when I’m done, I should have two pretty damn good pistols…
I think you’ve got them drinking pepto bismol by the quart…
Any prediction on the price tag on the stand alone trigger, so I can start pinching pennies?
No joke. Every time I get ready to send my pistol off to Randy something new comes up. So I hold off a little longer.
Wait til they see whats in store over the next several months. 
Pic of my gun with the new trigger installed.
C4
