The sear spring on a M&P pistol is the smallest coil spring i've ever seen--any smaller and it wouldn't be visible to the naked eye. Of course i accidentally dropped it on the floor when replacing the sear so there goes that. Since i can't tell the difference between a hair and this spring, I trolled the floor with a magnet but came up with nothing. Figures. They don't seem to be available separately and the complete sear block housing is backordered everywhere. I haven't even put 1 round through this thing and now its a paperweight. Anyone got a spare spring? Pretty please?

The sear spring on a M&P pistol is the smallest coil spring i've ever seen--any smaller and it wouldn't be visible to the naked eye. Of course i accidentally dropped it on the floor when replacing the sear so there goes that. Since i can't tell the difference between a hair and this spring, I trolled the floor with a magnet but came up with nothing. Figures. They don't seem to be available separately and the complete sear block housing is backordered everywhere. I haven't even put 1 round through this thing and now its a paperweight. Anyone got a spare spring? Pretty please?

 

Sucks dude. What were you doing to the gun?

did you get an apex sear? why not call apex?

 

 

Sorry but you are SOL.

I was following the Burwell method of polishing the contact parts of the trigger bar/sear/striker/block. I was not using any APEX parts since they move the break all the way to the rear and introduce excess pretravel and i'd like to keep the break a little further forward even if it ups the poundage a bit.

had the same problem happen, coincidentally the gun was malfunctioningprior.. sent it to smith and wesson for repair, they fixed it and the other problem and sent it back with a free mag... i would call them they are very forgiving and very helpful.

Call Apex....

you should be able to get it on Brownells . com

Apex spring kit