Will this work with my factory full size M&amp;P 9mm trigger? The gun is around 7 years old.
846939
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1778238
It will work if the gun is a full size 1911 but it will need fitting. Since they make them over sized, It will not just drop in.
1275117
It will work, but don't expect it to be any better than the factory rod. I did not have any felt reduction in recoil, and I had two other 92FS models (unmodified) to test it by. All used 115GR FMJ ammo. It just wasn't worth the money. It's still in the original packaging in my spare gun parts box, I was that unimpressed.
1062286
I'd be surprised if they did not fit the factory mag, since it works well with the Ruger 6rnd. Haven't tried it with the new 7, but looking forward to buying a fistful. Be safe.
2064062
***Edit: Yes, checked the model you ref'd and it does appear to be compatible. End Edit.*** I imagine it will. Most triggers are universal, as they just close a simple circuit and meet a loose industry standard.
1341851
Hello, look at your trigger guard is it rounded or is it square on the bottom front. If it's rounded it should work keep in mind that I had to file the rail adapter width to allow it to fit snugly on my gun. And afew other areas of the adapter the filing was very easy with the right files. So if your frame looks and is the same as a large frame 1911 buy this adapter I'm very pleased with mine hope this helped you.
1937728
LOL That changes everything when they pull the 'ol "manufacturer-changed the-handgun-design trick. Glad you made it work anyway. I love mine. Bought one for my Glock 23 many years ago and still use it today. Bought my wife a G42 and got her a Fobus too. I almost bought one for my P95 without calling them to make sure and was glad I did. I would have had the wrong one. Good luck brother!
652677
I don't have that gun but there should be no problems because its a "full size" Glock which is what this is made for.
1404471
No, as the picture shows, the back of the trigger guard where it contacts the grip is exposed... then again, I use mine for a P938
1818016
I first would recommend checking with a local gunsmith. That been said, I put one in a full frame 1911. I don't believe there is any difference between the two. I can't give you a solid yes or no, but if I owned a 10 mm, I would certainly think/believe it would fit.
417131
I have no idea. I bought mine for a Beretta 92FS. Holster was too large, so I sewed it from the trigger guard down to the end of the barrel. Works and looks fine with the modification. I think it will work for just about any full-frame semi-automatic, as long as you don't mind "customizing" it a little. I took mine to the local dry-cleaner/shoe shop. They charged me less than $5.00.
2098933
Yes it will. It works better with aftermarket magazines but it will work with factory ten round mags also.
170741
yes, i would think so. i put this on my wife's 9mm millenium and i don't see any difference as far as the trigger guard is concerned. hope this helps.
1441002
This trigger fits any full size 1911 so it should. I installed mine on a colt 1991 A1 it fit perfect and works really good.
2006733
Yes. I have the factory installed Crimson Trace Lasergrip on my full size M&P9; and bought the aftermarket model for my wife's M&P9C.; Took me 5 minutes to install and works like a charm - just like the factory-installed model. The Lasergrip installed is about the same size as the medium factory grip. I worried about this because my wife preferred the small factory grip, but she quickly got used to the Lasergrip and now prefers the way it feels.
1638740
no, it wont--not this model...its a very snug fit, and as you can see, the contour is tight on trigger guard...
170593
Yes .All you need to do is to pull the trigger pin out and replace it with the screw .. Should be no problem.. Hopefully this helps ,that is an awesome rail i love it..