P320 trigger

[ap3572001]

I been shooting several P320 pistols for a while now. Everything is great , except for the trigger. Does anyone makes P320 trigger that makes it more crisp?

[morrcarr67]

I been shooting several P320 pistols for a while now. Everything is great , except for the trigger. Does anyone makes P320 trigger that makes it more crisp?

What triggers have you tried?

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[ap3572001]

What triggers have you tried?

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Mine are all stock. P320 Proffesional Series. Just feel too mushy. I been carrying a Glock almost 30 years . Shoot mostly Glocks , 1911's and Beretta 92's . I want to figure out if they can be made crisper. Or just have to get used to them.

[Supersapper]

Mine are all stock. P320 Proffesional Series. Just feel too mushy. I been carrying a Glock almost 30 years . Shoot mostly Glocks , 1911's and Beretta 92's . I want to figure out if they can be made crisper. Or just have to get used to them.

Just do your research before you go messing with the trigger/action. There's this ugly back and forth about Sig 320s and incidental discharges for a variety of reasons.

I love Sigs...I own quite a few of them, but every company has a skeleton in the closet, so to speak. The P320 seems, just on prima facie, to be Sigs.

I hope they get out from under this lawsuit and they have a way to remove the stigma of the issue. I like the 320; the look, the feel and general design. But if there is anything to the trigger/action/striker issue, I just can't have one for use or carry.

[stormvet]

I know what you are talking about, I too am mostly Glock on striker fired handguns. Glock 22 was my duty gun, I own an M17 and while I don’t consider it a bad trigger in any way. It does have a ‘soft’ break, pretty different then a Glock. I have fired a few other 320’s and it was the same.

While I have no plans to change/up grade the trigger on my M17, I am interested to see what options are out there.

[morrcarr67]

Mine are all stock. P320 Proffesional Series. Just feel too mushy. I been carrying a Glock almost 30 years . Shoot mostly Glocks , 1911's and Beretta 92's . I want to figure out if they can be made crisper. Or just have to get used to them.

I was given a Sig flat trigger. It's just the basic one but it made a big difference. You can pick it up for $50 or less from a company that offers LEO discounts, try Osage.

https://www.sigsauer.com/p320-flat-trigger.html

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[dC0m]

Try the Apex Tactical Forward Set Trigger Kit - definitely changed the overall feel of my P320 and I never looked back.

[Palmaris]

Try flat skeleton-big difference.

[Tere_Hanges]

I like the flat trigger. But the standard trigger break is fine. I really like the "soft" break on the P320. Its lighter than a factory Glock trigger. Glock triggers are pretty "mushy" as well.

If you want a light "crisp" striker fired trigger, get a Walther or Canik. Those are the crispiest triggers I've pulled. The Timney Glock trigger is super light and crisp as well. And the Apex M&P is pretty crisp.

[rareair]

Check out www.grayguns.com & www.armorycraft.com for some great trigger choices

[naz]

I have the GG kit in mine. Pls keep in mind that reducing pre travel too much will push the firing pin block out of the way (I left the screw where GG had it set)

Also, I have accepted it’s never going to be as crisp as a good 1911 or 2011 trigger

[S2K ON 2]

I have the Armory Craft dual adjustment flat trigger and positive reset spring with Apex forward set trigger bar and The Sig Armorer's C.O.R.E. kit with the 2nd lightest sear springs, and I absolutely love it.

Take-up is about 2mm. Solid wall and crisp break. Reset is tactile and audible with about 3mm travel.

The best way to understand it is by experiencing it. If you're ever at Angeles Shooting Range, send me a DM and I can meet you there. I'm 10 mins away. EDIT: Nevermind...just saw you're from up north...

[ap3572001]

All the info is appreciated. I will be looking into all the options. I DONT want the trigger to be lighter. I want it to feel more like M&P 2.0 ,GEN5 Glock , etc. We will see if it's possible. Great guns , but not the trigger.

[flysart]

I had the same frustration with the stock trigger - really prefer a clear wall and crisp break. Check out https://www.thesigarmorer.com - I had him do the competition level action & trigger job for my 320 Legion. Sounds like you might prefer the carry level. Totally transformative - much more like a hammer fired trigger break.

[BajaJames83]

Try the apex bar and 10+ trigger return spring they clean it up pretty nicely.