[Anyone seen any M&P Pro 9mm 5inch?]

That is when they did a rolling change in production. "Apex from what I understand did put in their .02¢ worth

on the trigger to Smith. Part of the upgrade is the Pro series sear on the 2nd Gen's, you might save yourself some money and look into a 2nd Gen." this is what a local dealer told me. Unless someone can tell me different.

Yea, I head that newer M&P's are apparently comming with Pro Series sear, but since you are looking for 5" Pro Series I don't think this affects you. Aftrerall, Pro Series M&P always came with Pro Series sear.

[Does anyone use a dummy gun to dry practice for COMPETITION?]

Wow, I really like these, looks like they only have glock though! If they had m&p I would have to have one!

I asked Next Level Training and was told that M&P SIRT is in the works. Estimated release date is summer 2013.

[M&P pro trigger binds with new striker]

Is your old striker black and the new one silver? If so, I believe you need new striker spring keeper and striker guide. If you're replacing silver one with silver one and/or are replacing the whole assembly, please disregard this.

Only other suggestion I can think is to look into the striker channel to see if there is anything obstructing. I once found a cotton from the q-tip the owner used to clean the striker channel which was causing misfire.

[IPSC trigger]

So is there any way to make the trigger a little bit better but stay at 6lbs?

I believe there is no external modification, it should be legal in both SSP and Production. My last DCAEK install ended up being aroung 6.5 pounds. But if you'd prefer DIY approach, you can try this: http://www.burwellgu...Ptriggerjob.pdf

[IPSC trigger]

Any idea where the trigger weight will be using these springs and a factory 9pro?

If you installed "Duty and Carry Kit Springs" only in your 9 Pro, the trigger pull will be heavier. Although striker block spring is lighter than factory striker block spring, both the trigger and sear springs are heavier.