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  1. Aren't the factory optics plates aluminum? I remember weighing everything out and a Viper mounted to its plate was within .1-.2 of an ounce of the factory rear sight.
  2. I have 1k rounds with my SRO on a M&P including 2 matches and a 2 day class. No issues yet. I really like the big window and bright dot. I am planning on getting a X5 Legion, so its disappointing to hear that the SRO sits too far forward.
  3. That's why I like the Proctor Y Notch sights. They have enough space at the top to quickly track the front sight, but the bottom area of the notch is actually narrower than the front sight so you can get a really precise alignment when you need to place very accurate shots.
  4. I used the oneshot in a gallon ziplock method today while loading up some 9mm and it made a very noticeable difference in how smooth and easy my press ran. It also appears to have made my OAL more consistent. I'll admit it. I was doing it wrong, lol.
  5. Hmm. Am I the only guy that doesn't lube pistol cases before running them through the press? I wet tumble with a carnuba car wash soap and it makes the cases slick enough that I don't feel like I need to lube them. I have a can of oneshot that I use with rifle cases so I can try it I guess.
  6. The Frank Proctor spring is 13lb. His guide rods are high quality too. I use them in all my M&Ps.
  7. To update from this post. After running the forward set apex setups for a few months I went back to the stock shoe in all my m&p's. The reach of the stock shoe works better for me and I don't notice the extra pretravel when shooting.
  8. If that works will you share the .stl file for those of us with printers?
  9. If they sell a model with that trigger it will be the ultimate idpa ssp rig, for those that care about idpa.
  10. Man, it would be really disappointing if it does eliminate the trigger safety. Im hoping these pics/vids are of prototypes and not the final product. I like my plastic Q5 but am in the verge of ordering the SF. This trigger could put me over the edge.
  11. The Apex trigger/trigger bar got rid of pretty much all the pretravel on my plastic Q5. I don't know how you would do that with the stock trigger bar without eliminating the striker block's effectiveness.
  12. I shot my first match in the rain on Saturday. I did better than I expected and had a lot of fun.
  13. I actually just put the stock trigger spring back in mine because I was getting some trigger safety hangups with the 3.5 pound pull and the Apex trigger. I left the lighter striker block spring in place and the pull weight is 4.5lbs, which is around the pull weight of most of my other pistols so I will probably just leave it.
  14. I've been running Apex internals with the stock trigger shoe on my M&P's since Apex introduced the parts several years ago. I was completely content with that setup, especially since my work gun is a completely stock M&P so it was nice having the same reach and trigger feel as my work gun. That was until I got a Walther Q5 match and the respective Apex forward set trigger. I was amazed at how much difference there was in that trigger and how good it feels to me. So now I have 2 Apex FSS kits for my M&P's showing up today. We'll see if they end up winning me over too.
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