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I have reservations at a Holiday Inn next week, so I should be able to answer your questions. Rule number one, never take legal advice from an internet expert All that being said, I'll go ahead and throw in my opinion. As far as the legal side of it, Maybe, Maybe not... Could all depend on the situation, the prosecutor, the jury.. who knows.. There have been cases in the past where a prosecutor tried to use things like gun enhancements against a self defense shooting... But again, who knows..

I have to admit that the APEX triggers are darned nice triggers, but it's always been my policy to NEVER mess with a carry gun. Oh sure, maybe upgrade the sights or grip, but actual mechanical parts, Never... I've been around firearms for north of 40 years. I work at a gun range, I have talked to many, many people either in person or through several gun forums and I can't tell you how many times I hear of people installing aftermarket equipment and then complain afterwards of a failure.. Is it a high percentage, absolutely not.. more the exception. But I've heard it enough times to say that I would never modify any of the internals of my carry gun.. If I ever did, I would run several hundred rounds with zero failure before I would trust my life with an aftermarket upgrade.