I picked up a m&p 2.0 in 9mm recently and I can't seem to get used to the hinged trigger I've put approx 1000 rounds through and I shoot it terrible, switch to buddies Glock 17 and no problems, with the price of an apex trigger I'm almost debating buying the p10c
Cz p-10c or apex kit
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Lol, I'm a Glock guy and my wife just picked up the M&P 2.0 in .45,, and I agree on the trigger, don't like it. Great gun and it shoots very well, I just don't like how curved the M&P trigger is. If you like the gun, it might be worth the trigger,,,if you WANT another gun, get the CZ, either way you win 
I have the flat faced trigger and competition spring set in my Performance series m&p and I love it.
I have not shot the CZ though it has great reviews. So does Canik and I can tellc you from experience the SFX has a great trigger also.
I have not shot the CZ though it has great reviews. So does Canik and I can tellc you from experience the SFX has a great trigger also.
Lol, I'm a Glock guy and my wife just picked up the M&P 2.0 in .45,, and I agree on the trigger, don't like it. Great gun and it shoots very well, I just don't like how curved the M&P trigger is. If you like the gun, it might be worth the trigger,,,if you WANT another gun, get the CZ, either way you win
Ya I think I may have to ad another pistol
I feel like I'm giving up on a platform that if I learn may serve me well in future , but when I say I shoot it terrible I mean capital T terrible ����
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I have them both. The stock trigger on the P10c is pretty darn good. I do not love the hinge idea on the M&P, for me, it requires exact grip and trigger finger placement so that I can ride the edge of the hinge, if that makes sense.
I find the M&P trigger to be very unforgiving of bad form; slow fire with a proper straight trigger press, no problem, but at competition speed, I slap the trigger, and curl my finger. With predictable results. My competition Shadow probably lends itself to developing this bad habit, after the first DA pull, I can wail away on the SA trigger, without (much of) an accuracy penalty.
I find the grip material plays a big role; my Shadows have skate tape on them, and fit me very well; my M&P, even with the large backstrap (medium sized hands?) still shifts around a bit with sweaty hands, and the P10c has the grippiest stippling I've experienced on a plastic fantastic so far. Having said all that, I choose to appreciate the M&P design for keeping me honest; if I screw up, or get lazy with my end of the deal, the target lets me know.
IMO, YMMV, everybody has differently shaped hands, life's too short to shoot uncomfortable guns, etc.
I find the M&P trigger to be very unforgiving of bad form; slow fire with a proper straight trigger press, no problem, but at competition speed, I slap the trigger, and curl my finger. With predictable results
. My competition Shadow probably lends itself to developing this bad habit, after the first DA pull, I can wail away on the SA trigger, without (much of) an accuracy penalty. I find the grip material plays a big role; my Shadows have skate tape on them, and fit me very well; my M&P, even with the large backstrap (medium sized hands?) still shifts around a bit with sweaty hands, and the P10c has the grippiest stippling I've experienced on a plastic fantastic so far. Having said all that, I choose to appreciate the M&P design for keeping me honest; if I screw up, or get lazy with my end of the deal, the target lets me know
. IMO, YMMV, everybody has differently shaped hands, life's too short to shoot uncomfortable guns, etc.
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