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These triggers are not good out of the box but they get decent after shooting. I think too many folks give up on the gun or rush to the Apex. They really do improve with use and from what I've seen the newer ones have a better reset.Congrats on your new aquisition. The 45c is a very smooth shooter and after a few hundred rounds the trigger will smooth out nicely.
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I have a M&P45C and a Glock 30. Both great guns, but I definitely much prefer the G30. The G30 is, in my view, the finest carry 45 on the planet. (Yes, I'm a major 1911 lover as I say that.)I keep going back and forth between the M&P 45c and Glock 30 SF(or Gen4 Glock 30).
It would make sense to go with the M&P being that I carry my M&P 9c 90% of the time, however I'm having trouble finding an M&P 45c anywhere...that and living in California where I would have to purchase via the Single Shot Exemption and finding an out of state FFL who will ship.
I'd be interested to know in how you carry the G30? IWB or OWB? Do you find the G30 to carry as well as the M&P?I have a M&P45C and a Glock 30. Both great guns, but I definitely much prefer the G30. The G30 is, in my view, the finest carry 45 on the planet. (Yes, I'm a major 1911 lover as I say that.)
The G30 carries great, as does the M&P45C. I have a few M&Ps and while the grip is nicely sculpted, I find that they slip around in my hand during recoil. This was quickly remedied with the Talon traction grip. Now the M&P sticks like glue in my hand. The Glock's squarish grip feels great in my hand and due to the shape (not as sculpted) it stays put in the hand better while firing. But I've decided to go with Talon traction grip on my Glocks as well. (Except the G17RTF, of course!I'd be interested to know in how you carry the G30? IWB or OWB? Do you find the G30 to carry as well as the M&P?