Grayguns introduces Sig P320 drop-in trigger

[ceedubG]

Looks pretty interesting and the $99 price is attractive. (And probably cuts into the Apex trigger share)

https://grayguns.com/grayguns-introduces-drop-enhanced-trigger-sig-sauer-p320/

Grayguns, Inc. today announced the release of the Practical Enhanced Leverage Trigger for the SIG SAUER[emoji768] P320. The new P320 trigger is the first bar-stock trigger designed to enhance feel and reduce trigger pull weight, by 2 to 2.5 pounds. The kit includes a custom trigger bar spring and heavy-duty extended sear housing pin. The installation results in minimum over-travel, with a smoother take-up and release sensation. The design preserves all mechanical safety values of the original trigger, and is available in both a straight-face and curved-face design.


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[SkyHawk]

Thanks, just ordered one (curved face)

[mjmagee67]

I'm curious if it really is USPSA Production legal, since it is not OEM.

[_TomT_]

It cost more than their P226 drop in trigger...

[Bizob]

It cost more than their P226 drop in trigger...

While it does cost more I don't think it's apples to apples. The 320 trigger states that pull is reduced by 2-2.5 lbs. while the P226 trigger, which I'm assuming you're referring to the P-SAIT, only adjusts over travel and doesn't reduce pull weight.

[ceedubG]

While it does cost more I don't think it's apples to apples. The 320 trigger states that pull is reduced by 2-2.5 lbs. while the P226 trigger, which I'm assuming you're referring to the P-SAIT, only adjusts over travel and doesn't reduce pull weight.

I think it's a huge product for Gray Guns. As most know, Gray is the quintessential aftermarket trigger guru.

Smart move....

[ontmark]

[QUOTE Gray is the quintessential aftermarket trigger guru.
Smart move....[/QUOTE]

Bruce is also the Captain of the SIG Team

[jay_cue]

was browsing their site again and just expected the triggers to still be out of stock. to my surprised it was in stock and jumped on it and ordered a curved face trigger kit and guide rod. excited to get it in the mail and see how it runs.

[etwinam]

I was under the impression the p320 had of the best stock triggers on the market. Even better than the PPQ.

[SkyHawk]

I got mine in the mail a couple days ago, have not had time to install yet. I will test before and after on the gauge.

I was under the impression the p320 had of the best stock triggers on the market. Even better than the PPQ.

The P320 does have a great stock trigger, but it is still a lawyer trigger. A pound lighter will make that much more difference. And I don't know that it is better than my PPQ, but definitely right up there with the best of the stock striker triggers.

[echopapa]

Just installed mine - like it, but it does make the reset feel softer and not as distinct/positive as the stock trigger. I've confirmed from other members at sigtalk that they're finding the same results as well.

[Zubba]

Just installed mine - like it, but it does make the reset feel softer and not as distinct/positive as the stock trigger. I've confirmed from other members at sigtalk that they're finding the same results as well.

Really? Deal breaker. That sucks. Is the break softer feeling as well?

[Divehobo]

Anyone in Bay Area have a 320 with Gray trigger? Curious to see how it compares with Apex. I changed out factory trigger with Apex curved and solid guide rod/ 15#recoil spring and do not like it at all. Trigger feels good during compression but now has significant bounce after shot break.

[QXSOUP]

[QUOTE Gray is the quintessential aftermarket trigger guru.
Smart move....

Bruce is also the Captain of the SIG Team[/QUOTE]


WAS. Sig disbanded the team last year.

[mtenenhaus]

The quality and execution of the trigger is very nicely done. It turned a good trigger into a great trigger. i found the reset to be very well defined. I'm really impressed.