Shield trigger

[ecu1984]

Has anyone put the Apex trigger in their's? Just watched the videos and thinking about doing it.

[youngun15]

Yes, do it. It is a bad ass upgrade. right after +1 "magguts"

[Swamp Rat]

I've heard nothing but good things.

[ecu1984]

I am going to order it and the aluminum trigger

[CAMO SNOB]

I recommend that carry guns should be factory and run store bought ammo for reliability.

[ecu1984]

I recommend that carry guns should be factory and run store bought ammo for reliability.

But that ain't any fun

[ecu1984]

Yes, do it. It is a bad ass upgrade. right after +1 "magguts"

Wasn't familiar with "maguts" but just checked it out
Thanks

[CAMO SNOB]

I am not very often the voice of reason. Hell, buy another one to trick out, lighten the slide, trigger, stipple or skate tape... Look at salient shields? But carry one ready to do work, "duty," "factory."

[ecu1984]

You can get a cheaper kit that doesn't have the trigger but I like this one and the reviews
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/789...aluminum-black

[Swamp Rat]

There is some truth to it being better to do minimal mods to a carry gun. Changing sights is fine. Reducing the trigger pull can be problematic if you ever find yourself unintentionally letting one go under stress.

I do some light trigger work on my Glock's, but I don't put competition-level trigger pulls on carry guns. Everything else is benign.

I WILL end up putting an Apex trigger in my Shield - but I will be running it in back-up gun/off-duty gun competitions.

[Swamp Rat]

Just the Apex kit alone, without changing the trigger, may be sufficient.

[CAMO SNOB]

I shoot a custom Bedell and an SVi with 1.5lb custom comp triggers, my carry gun is a stock glock 19 15+1 with some bonded 147 Ranger JHPs. I only carry a reload out of town, two in the car, one on the fly.... You can shoot the trigger in the gun. Go shoot it 100 times this week and 100 times next week instead. Do some surrender starts, and difinatly use your carry rig.

[ecu1984]

Good advice
Thanks