Sam from United States, SD Public Profile

I was debating on going with this kit or an Apex trigger for my polymer 80 build. In the end I went with this because it was cheaper and seemed to have pretty good reviews (the few I could find on it anyways).

My biggest problem is that the trigger safety is so low that I have to place my finger tip at the very bottom of the trigger or the safety will catch on the frame of the pistol. I know that you are supposed to pull lower to get more leverage on the trigger in order to reduce the pull weight. However, it is obscenely low and it is actually uncomfortable to bend my finger that low on the trigger.

In the end, I wish I would have gone with the Apex as I have one in a M&P and have zero issues with the safety not wanting to disengage. (Although that may not be a fair comparison as their grips and hand location are not the same)

I bought the 15 inch version of this rail on one of OpticsPlanet's killer deals for sixty bucks. I had been looking for a longer rail for awhile and was not quite ready to spend the big money that most rails seemed to be running. I saw this rail in an email from OpticsPlanet and I jumped on the opportunity. I figured that even if it was garbage that at least it was the right price.

When the rail showed up I looked it over to see what kind of quality I was working with. The packaging that it came in was more than adequate and protected the contents well. The finish on the rail was even and uniform but it was a shade darker black that the other components that I was working with. All of the parts were in the package and nothing was missing. The instructions were also included and they were clear and easy to understand.

The rail itself is now mounted and I like that it is fairly rigid and does not seem to flex much at all. The edges of the Mlok slots and picatinny rail sections are a bit aggressive and I will definitely be wearing gloves when shooting as I could see them ripping up your hands after shooting a bunch.

One bummer was that this rail does not come with a barrel nut wrench and my armorers tool from Wheeler did not have a section that fit the nut. I was able to rig something up to work with it, but it would have been so much nicer to either have a wrench included or have somewhere that says what size or type of wrench to buy before you go to install the rail. Also w