How To Reassemble The M&P M2.0 Frame

[@XRinger]

Thanks! That last segment is going to be very useful when I install a safety in my old 1.0 When you hit your late 70s, you have less objections to a manual safety. PS: the Massachusetts 15 pound trigger made accuracy impossible. The Apex kit moved the giant group into the black! Still loving it after all these years.

[@8Soul88]

Absolutely love the trigger, and the company!

[@apextactical]

Thanks very much.

[@paulasturi4199]

This is the video I've been looking for. Thanks for posting!

[@AVERT-]

Great source for reference thank you very much!!

[@TheBlomberFactory]

I think ill lay my guy to install this. Thanks fellas

[@lucaszavala2953]

Just added the duty carry/action enhancement kit to my 2.0. There was no Sear Plunger in my new thumb safety 2.0 model. Do I need to buy one for it and add it for proper function?

[@apextactical]

It would be best to get a sear plunger and spring, our Customer Service people can help you.

[@musicman1eanda]

I just need to replace the slide lock assembly. Do I have to take out the trigger bar or other additional parts just to replace the slide lock?

[@errol1921]

At the 2:35 mark, you said push the sear pin from the right side to the left.

[@willws2conceptsshephard]

Errol Burke should it be the opposite? I’m about to install Aek trigger.

[@willws2conceptsshephard]

Never mind I see he just said the opposite of what he was doing

[@errol1921]

W.Shep these guys are the best, just a slip up.

[@mrxracing7]

Got everything in smoothly, this is my second apex Flatty, this one went into a 10mm. Everything functions except for the trigger reset once the slide is back on. Any advice as to what I did wrong?

[@apextactical]

This is the worst possible place to attempt to tech support a product. Please contact us on Facebook, Instagram or via email.

[@Rickmaki]

How come they dont use any oil on the reassembly ??

[@BertieW0oster]

When putting the two frame pins back in, can they go in from the other side of the frame instead? I just don't want to risk hitting the take down lever with the hammer.

[@MiguelGonzalez-bq2vo]

Yes

[@BertieW0oster]

@@MiguelGonzalez-bq2vo I forgot about this 3 year old comment... thank you for answering! Lol

[@MiguelGonzalez-bq2vo]

Lol I berly noticed

[@permanentvisitor2460]

So, it's probably been asked 1000+ times, but what's the difference between the seer you sell, and taking the time to highly polish the contact surfaces of the factory seer? I'm a Sig P320 guy by choice, but I fell victim to the hype and bought an M2.0 40S&W. I have already broken my Sig .40S&W in with ~9k rounds. It fires like a silk cloud. I polished the contact surfaces the day after I bought it, and the trigger smoothed out by about 2 1/2 to 3 lbs. So, what's the advantage of what you're selling vs. time and break-in?

[@dannybutler8437]

Hi Can you rack the gun with the safety on! No big deal but I know you can with the Shield 9 and 45 thanks a lot in advance

[@hollowaydavidk]

If I have the flat faced trigger, can I keep my OEM thumb safety.

[@apextactical]

Yes

[@unitedwestanddividedwefall3521]

What’s the difference with the factory sear vs apex sear?

[@apextactical]

The Apex Sear is fully machined and designed to provide a crisp break. You don't want to stick with the factory if you're upgrading.

[@unitedwestanddividedwefall3521]

@@apextactical oh ok thank you for the reply.

[@seangoulden]

My trigger bar never clicked into place on the trigger. If anyone else has that same issue I’d advise you DO NOT continue. Trust me. Shit was not fun

[@wwilson804]

Me, too. What did you do about it?

[@sincerehoopstar410]

@@wwilson804 I ended out the the oem trigger back in, I’ll likely sand the back of the trigger a little bit to get it to operate

[@choicefamilyfirearms]

Finally got the trigger pin pushed through using vise grips, only to install everything and now the trigger is not functioning :(

[@apextactical]

We recommend using a vise, not vise grips. You likely crushed your trigger. Please contact our customer service at 623-322-0200 and they can assist you.

[@sincerehoopstar410]

@@apextactical I taped the vise grip up the issue I’m having is the trigger bar is not engaging the sear. (Same person different aacount)

[@choicefamilyfirearms]

@@apextactical the trigger bar just isn’t hitting the seat actuator gunsmith recommended filling the back of the trigger 🥺

[@apextactical]

@@choicefamilyfirearms Contact our customer service at 623-322-0200 and they will assist you.

[@choicefamilyfirearms]

@@apextactical it’s because of the performance center design to prevent trigger travel 😒

[@BarryWyner]

You forgot to tell us how to attach the trigger spring to the trigger pin. Major pain.

[@DD2simracer]

It's not even an apex trigger? What the.....

[@taeyeung007]

im having the biggest issue moving the trigger pin flush because it doesnt want to move. I dont have a vice so i'm using a hammer and pin punch...i've been going at it for the past 3 HOURS! and it still doesnt move. why would you guys make it so tight? the tolerance is way too small...not everyone has access to a damn vice. waste of 300 dollars.

[@TheNewKG]

I used a little oil, worked for me

[@taeyeung007]

@@TheNewKG i used a lot of oil and didnt work lol. i returned it and got a new one.

[@MattsKnives]

Cause everyone owns a vice... worthless