If this is installed on a MA-compliant model Shield, what is the expected result?
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I installed this kit on my non-MA compliant Shield myself and love it. It brought the trigger pull down a great bit and I definitely recommend this kit. After switching out the components it only took me a few rounds down range to get used to the crisp pull. You won't regret buying this trigger kit.
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My Shield had an 8 lb+ trigger pull and after installation it was about 5.5 lbs. I think because of the parts replaced, the final result should be the same no matter what the pull weight is at the start. I have limited experience with gun mechanics but I installed my own kit, albeit, slowly. You Tube has numerous videos of amateurs installing this kit - I watched several before I picked one... David's advice to check with a gunsmith is always good advice.
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I would confirm with a local gun Smith, but after checking different sites it looks like MA requires a ten pound trigger pull if the gun doesn't have an external safety. All Shields have one that I know of. That is the only MA compliance related issue I could see, so it should be just fine to install. Again I would talk to a local gunsmith, just to be sure. Unless you are really experienced with gun mechanics you should have a gunsmith install it anyhow. The back sight needs to come off to replace a spring under the sight. It's a bitch to move. Most models need a press to move the sights, copper punch won't work. I had a gunsmith ruin a couple on mine. Since the back sight must be removed it's a good time to replace to tritium sights, if you are thinking about XS BIG DOT sights email me to talk you out if it at darchie@gmail http://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3633523
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Apex claims a 5.5 lb trigger pull. I wouldn't expect a MA complient Shield to be any different. I installed the Kit on my MA Shield with excellent results, but I don't have a way to measure the pull.
794504
It should I had NO problem with over the frame mounts. Actually pivots all pressure against the toughest part of the frame. Easy install if you wire direct to battery. With newer models you shield have pigtail connectors which will make it even simpler. Oh yes you can disconnect very easily as well with 2 pins when not in use.
209051
I don't think the model where it's installed matters, but once it's installed it's linked to the motherboard in some way so it can't be used on another machine for another installation and activation, even if the first machine dies.
798401
I don't know the answer for that specific model. I would suggest you visit the forums for your vehicle at MBworld.org I can say this is a quality tool.
2241423
Check with the manufacturer's website for specific details. I don't own the Shield but have a subcompact Springfield Armory XD. The Shield model was ordered by mistake and cancelled.
2147261
Not sure. I installed an MD-318 that doesn't interfere but it's obviously different. Hope somebody else has a better answer.
450358
Hello John Griggs, Thank you for your inquiry and for your interest. Unfortunately, our shields are only compatible with what is listed in the title and description. All of our shields are designed off of the actual device, therefore, is not universal and will only fit the device listed. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience encountered. Please feel free to contact us if you have further questions or concerns. Thank You
1608259
I put them on an M&P; Compact, but cannot confirm that they fit the shield.
1493624
I would contact them. I read some other comments where they replaced the shield for another. Hope this helps.
2193180
I don't know enough about the different models to answer your question. I love what it did for my model.
1979813
Sorry. I am not familiar with that model. Your original spec. sheet may give you the answer you seek.
1491435
Hello Gabriele P.,Thank you for reaching us, unfortunately, all of our shields are designed off of the actual device. Therefore, will only be compatible with that certain device. If not, we will list the models which are compatible with the shield in the title.We hope this information helps, please feel free to contact us if you have further questions or concerns.Thank You
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Uf you are changing model for model it will. However, I would recommend changing the set together, just as a preventative maintenance kind of touch. You don't want to take the chance that there is any corrosion in the contacts that could cause another issue with the new module. Also it should only be 2 screws holding the baseplate to the wall and 3 wires, which you swap from point to point. I guess it also depends on how handy you are whether you want to tackle it or not. Remember to shut the power off before you change the base plate though, again just as a precaution. Don't want to short out that new module. Good luck. Uf you are changing model for model it will. However, I would recommend changing the set together, just as a preventative maintenance kind of touch. You don't want to take the chance that there is any corrosion in the contacts that could cause another issue with the new module. Also it should only be 2 screws holding the baseplate to the wall and 3 wires, which you swap from point to point. I guess it also depends on how handy you are whether you want to tackle it or not. Remember to shut the power off before you change the base plate though, again just as a precaution. Don't want to short... » Read More Uf you are changing model for model it will. However, I would recommend changing the set together, just as a preventative maintenance kind of touch. You don't want to take the chance that there is any corrosion in the contacts that could cause another issue with the new module. Also it should only be 2 screws holding the baseplate to the wall and 3 wires, which you swap from point to point. I guess it also depends on how handy you are whether you want to tackle it or not. Remember to shut the power off before you change the base plate though, again just as a precaution. Don't want to short out that new module. Good luck. « Show Less
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Don't know-my model is different. You should be able to look it up on-line, as I did, to get a proper match.
209942
All depend on how wide your crack is, and how close the crack is to the edge. The shield is thick and might work,
2204487
A1278 is the MB model that I have, and it did not work. I don't think it's the MB; I bought a Rocketfish Mini DisplayPort and it works perfectly with the same MB. Never flickers or anything.
143176
Nothing on mine worked so I returned it and I don't remember much detail. I THINK it's supposed to.