Trigger for P320

[ap3572001]

Anyone makes a GOOD duty trigger for P320? I am used Gen3 and Gen5 Glock factory triggers. P320 feels mushy , strange reset and no trigger safety bar.

[damon1272]

Gray guns is supposed to be one of the better ones. I know what you mean. I run a gen 5 17 and a 48 and I am having trouble transitioning to sig.

[saudadeii]

Agency Arms makes a drop in trigger shoe with the safety.

https://www.omahaoutdoors.com/agency-arms-sig-p320-trigger/

[Paperchasin]

The Apex trigger kit is nice. There is an option for a curved trigger that doesn't drop the pull weight as much too.

[SkyHawk]

I like the Grayguns Competition trigger package with sear

https://grayguns.com/product/p320-adjustable-straight-trigger-system-competition/

https://grayguns.com/product/p320-competition-hybrid-trigger-system/

I have the straight one in my TXG

[mitori]

I don't know about taking shooting/gear advice from a guy whose guns don't look like they've ever been shot (no scratches or holster wear), and enough message board comments that would require a full time job to post (20,000 posts at just 1 minute each equals 41 straight days of 8 hours a day posting).

[SkyHawk]

I don't know about taking shooting/gear advice from a guy whose guns don't look like they've ever been shot (no scratches or holster wear), and enough message board comments that would require a full time job to post (20,000 posts at just 1 minute each equals 41 straight days of 8 hours a day posting).

So you're saying I should be dragging all my nice guns behind the bus - so I can look like a LARPerator on the range?

[layshotcharley]

Some keep it clean


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[neouser]

I don't know about taking shooting/gear advice from a guy whose guns don't look like they've ever been shot (no scratches or holster wear), and enough message board comments that would require a full time job to post (20,000 posts at just 1 minute each equals 41 straight days of 8 hours a day posting).

You're assuming that every gun a person owns has a use case that falls within your expectations and you're making a lot of assumptions about a person based on minimum information from a few photos.

Additionally, you may want to look at how long he's been on the board and recalculate your post calculations based on that additional information.

[C.G.]

I don't know about taking shooting/gear advice from a guy whose guns don't look like they've ever been shot (no scratches or holster wear), and enough message board comments that would require a full time job to post (20,000 posts at just 1 minute each equals 41 straight days of 8 hours a day posting).

Gee, that was helpful. Trying to get your post count up?

[Paperchasin]

I like the Grayguns Competition trigger package with sear

https://grayguns.com/product/p320-adjustable-straight-trigger-system-competition/

https://grayguns.com/product/p320-competition-hybrid-trigger-system/

I have the straight one in my TXG

While this is a nice trigger, I would not recommend it for DUTY as OP is looking for.

[1911su16b870]

FWIW the factory provided trigger would be the best "for duty"...e.g. you are being paid to carry that gun for use in a possible life protecting/defensive situation.

My guess is that Sig would probably recommend this for duty.

ETA: The few M17s I've worked on are factory Sig triggers and FCUs.

[stormvet]

I have lots of Glocks and only one 320 an M17, the factory trigger feels good to me.

[SkyHawk]

While this is a nice trigger, I would not recommend it for DUTY as OP is looking for.

Yeah, I agree - I missed the part about duty use in the OP.

[Scotty]

Sig has flat trigger that reduces the trigger pull.