Considering an M&P

[1903Collector]

I'm really considering buying an M&P, but the only thing holding me back is the triggers, they are absolutley awful. Have any of you M&P owners been able to do anything with the triggers...

 

[Len-2A Training]

Please use Advanced Search and you'll find about 3-6 threads on the M&P that address this issue. [NOTE: Search only works with 4 or more characters.]

 

[JonJ]

Here's a couple of threads I found. Try here: http://mp-pistol.com/boards/
Lots of discussion and a link to a step by step DIY trigger job.
http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=17692
http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=20444

I picked mine up today. I don't know if I'll do anything to it until after I try it. The DIY job doesn't look like something I want to try right now.

 

[ReplicaX]

I dropped in the regular 6 LB Sear Housing Block and removed the mag safety. I like it the way it is and its still all Smith parts.

Sear Housing Block No-IL

 

[Lugnut]

Yes- the triggers can be vastly improved with little effort.

 

[1903Collector]

That was quick, thanks guys I'm gonna go for it. I'll put a few hundred rounds thru it and see if it improves. If not I'll see if Santurri can do something with it. Anyone know if and when the .45 version might be availabe in MA?

 

[MassMark]

I'm chomping at the bit for an M&P .45ACP.... The triggers can be reworked and for me 10+1 is good enough for me in .45ACP...I was handling a .40 S&W this afternoon and love the way it feels in my hand. In my opinion, it's lightyears ahead of my Glock in feel alone....Now that wait begins.....

 

[Tiktock]

I did the trigger job on my 9c and its like night and day. Its really not anyt kind of rocket science....these things are just simple machines with loose tolerances. If you go slow and take your time, you'll be just fine. you can remove 90% of the grittyness in about 30 minutes by simply polishing the plunger, sear, and ramp without even changing the reset or engagement.