Apex Announces Purple Anodized Triggers For Popular Model Pistols

February 17, 2017 | Category: Industry News | By: Paul Erhardt

PEORIA, Ariz. – Apex Tactical Specialties announces the addition of purple anodized trigger options for the popular M&P and M&P Shield, from Smith & Wesson, and most Glock pistols. The new purple triggers will be available Tuesday, February 28. Dealers and distributors are invited to place stocking orders now.

To insure delivery in time for the February 28 release date, Dealers and distributors can order the new purple anodized Apex triggers and kits by contacting Apex at dealer@apextactical.com or calling (623) 322-0200.

Engineered and manufactured by their in-house team of expert designers and machinists, Apex drop-in aftermarket triggers transform pistols with industry-leading improvement over stock trigger system performance.

Apex currently offers all aluminum triggers in a black Type III hardcoat anodize finish, as well as selected models in a red Type II anodize finish. The new Apex triggers, and full trigger kits, available in the purple Type II anodize finish include, by pistol model, the following:

Smith & Wesson M&P
Apex Flat-Faced Forward Set Trigger Body
Part #100-156
MSRP: $84.95

Apex Flat-Faced Forward Set Sear & Trigger Kit
Part #100-155
MSRP: $174.95

Smith & Wesson M&P Shield
Apex M&P Shield Action Enhancement Trigger
Part #100-135
MSRP: $79.95

Apex Action Enhancement Trigger & Duty/Carry Kit
Part #100-136
MSRP: $164.95

Apex Flat-Faced Action Enhancement Trigger
Part #100-145
MSRP: $84.95

Apex Flat-Faced Action Enhancement Trigger & Duty/Carry Kit
Part #100-146
MSRP: $169.95

Glock Pistols
Apex Action Enhancement Trigger w/ Factory Gen 3 Trigger Bar
Part #102-160
MSRP: $104.95

Apex Action Enhancement Trigger Body
Part #102-162
MSRP: $84.95

Apex Action Enhancement Kit
Part #102-165
MSRP: $134.95

For more information on products from Apex Tactical Specialties, visit www.ApexTactical.com, like Apex Tactical on Facebook or follow @ApexTactical on Instagram and Twitter. Instructional videos on the installation of Apex parts are available on Apex’s YouTube channel.