If you’re looking to upgrade the trigger on your M&P 2.0, you’ve probably heard about the Apex 100-154. It’s one of the most popular drop-in triggers for these pistols, but before you buy, you need to know two things: will it fit your specific gun…
If you’ve been shooting a Glock 19 for a while, you already know the factory trigger is serviceable but not exactly crisp. The Gen 3 and Gen 4 models share the same trigger mechanism…
If you’ve put a few hundred rounds through your FNX-45 Tactical, you already know the .45 ACP cartridge pushes the muzzle up more than you’d like for fast follow-up shots. That’s the real problem: keeping the front sight on target during rapid fir…
If you own a Smith & Wesson SD9VE, you already know it’s a reliable, budget-friendly pistol. But you’ve also probably noticed the trigger. That long, gritty pull with a heavy break is the most c…
If you’ve been shopping for a better trigger for your pistol, you’ve probably run into Apex Tactical as the first name that comes up. They make solid stuff, no question. But maybe you’re looking at the price tag and wondering if there’s…
If you’ve been shooting a factory Smith & Wesson M&P Shield for a while, you’ve probably noticed the trigger isn’t doing you any favors. The stock pull is heavy—often hovering around 6.5 to 7.5 pounds—with a gritty, stacking feel that ma…