M&P M2.0

[exxonv]

For the M&P M1.0 version, you can buy a Reset Assist Mechanism (RAM), but only for specific models that have the internal locking system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmSf...Tl-d3baHfAZGSQ. This excludes .45, VTAC, and/or manual safety versions. For the M2.0, there is no internal locking system (that I've found). The Glock reset is renown for sure, and I love my Glock's, but the M&P ergonomics are (for me) far better. There is no perfect pistol out there .

[Irving]

For the M&P M1.0 version, you can buy a Reset Assist Mechanism (RAM), but only for specific models that have the internal locking system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmSf...Tl-d3baHfAZGSQ. This excludes .45, VTAC, and/or manual safety versions. For the M2.0, there is no internal locking system (that I've found). The Glock reset is renown for sure, and I love my Glock's, but the M&P ergonomics are (for me) far better. There is no perfect pistol out there .

I'm just after a trigger where I don't have to pretend that I felt the reset.

[ray1970]

I'm just after a trigger where I don't have to pretend that I felt the reset.

I hated the mushy, barely perceptible reset on the first two M&P’s I owned. I thought the 2.0 was a huge improvement. Not exactly Glock-like (nothing else really is) but perfectly serviceable and a vast improvement over the original M&P’s.

[Tinelement]

I hated the mushy, barely perceptible reset on the first two M&P’s I owned. I thought the 2.0 was a huge improvement. Not exactly Glock-like (nothing else really is) but perfectly serviceable and a vast improvement over the original M&P’s.

And with my original M&P VTAC with the Apex upgrade, the trigger is still basically as you described. The Apex is much smoother and lighter, but still mushy and unpredictable in my opinion. Now my shield is awesome with the Apex. Really looking forward to trying the 2.0C


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