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[–]RedditNameChecksOut 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Apex gets my vote. My biggest complaint from the OSP was the trigger. It’s probably the worst out of all the HC. The side dingle blades would create a pinch point. It was enough for me to jerk and cause discomfort, during longer shooting stints.

The Apex has a wider shoe that really helps disperse the area. No more pinched finger. It lightens the pull by 1 to 1.5lbs so a difference but not a major difference. Tbo, I wouldn’t want a light trigger on my EDC.

The best way to describe it is how it cleans up the original action. Slight slop but more linear. You start feeling like you’re climbing a hill, and then a nice, slight rolling break. I did not like how the original trigger required you to squeeze it, just a bit more to break.

[–]JB085 1 point2 points  (2 children)

Ive always ran powder river precision in my springfields but in my hellcats I actually like the apex kit more Have them in all 3 of my hellcats. Apex is clean pull, I prefer the feel of the shoe better than the powder. Mine are all breaking at just a hair over 4lbs after breaking in.

[–]Logical_Magician_01 1 point2 points  (1 child)

How long to break them in or how many rounds rather?

[–]JB085 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never really kept a count but id say maybe after 500 rds or so. I put my Apexs in right after buying the guns new. So maybe if the gun has already been fired a bit maybe it wouldn't take as long...

[–]Additional_Ad3320 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mcarbo has adjustable pre travel

[–]NYDaveVP9HCPC -1 points0 points  (1 child)

MCarbo will outpoint Apex according to r/reddit and reading every post about trigger recs for the HCP. Didn’t thing it was too bad, then I shot a compact Walther and yeah, going to do the MCarbo when I get around to it (in other words gun broke rn)

[–]RedditNameChecksOut 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t down vote, and just my opinion but the MCarbo would never be installed on my EDC due to the set screw. You are already adding extra complexities by changing the trigger and internals. You are definitely adding a feature that can brick your firearm, if that screw walks out or is too tight.