Sig P320 Trigger Job

[LastDrift]

After firing about 1100 rds on my 320, I would like to lighten up the trigger weight, I love the feel of it, but I think I'm ready for a lighter pull. I believe it's currently at ~7lbs, I would love to drop it down to about 4-4.5lbs.

With that being said, I was wondering if anyone knew any gunsmiths who can do it on this particular pistol around the Los Angeles area or somewhere within ~60 miles? I wouldn't mind a longer drive if the price is right!

[LastDrift]

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[Sleepla8er]

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It's been 5 months since your post, but I just found it today.

The best Sig Sauer gunsmith in the country is Mr. Bruce Gray (http://grayguns.com). He is running an advanced firearms training class with Operations Specific Training (http://opspectraining.com) at the ISI Shootists’ Range (http://www.isishootists.com) in Piru, CA on January 31 & February 1, 2015.

If you don't mind having the best in the Nation take your pistol back to his shop to do the work, give Bruce a call. I did just the opposite, shipping my P226 for a trigger job then having him deliver it to me in San Diego when he offered the course here.

[lunde]

+1 for Bruce Gray.

[Dakota Glock Guy]

Roert Burke - The Sig Armorer

I have a full sized P320 that I am going to be using for IDPA. While I liked the stock trigger, I decided to send mine to Robert Burke (AKA: The Sig Armorer) for some trigger work. Robert did the trigger work on Sig Team Captain Max Michel's set of P320's.

https://www.thesigarmorer.com

I can tell you that the work Robert did was second to none, and the turnaround was fast as well. I am a trigger snob, and while the P320 had (IMO) a better feeling stock trigger than the Walther PPQ or my VP9, I knew it could be much better.

The gun left my house at 6 lbs., 14 oz on my Lymann Digital trigger gauge, and was a little gritty through the travel. When it came back, it was 4 lbs. 8 oz. and felt glass-on-glass smooth. There was also a bit less pre-travel than stock, but nothing that would make the gun unsafe in any way, shape or form. The trigger is absolutely the best I've ever felt in a striker fired gun. Period.

Robert has just completed some finishing touches on what will make this one of, if not THE most wicked Sig P320 out there, and I should have that back early next week. If this work turns out like I think, then this is a gun you will have to pry from my cold dead hands when I'm gone!

I'll be sure to post some pics of the finished product when I have it back together, but lets just say you'll be seeing more than a few pictures of this P320 on the net.

[mud8541]

Anyone local-ish?

He's got a great reputation, but as of last August the lead time was 12 to 14 weeks. Yeesh.
I'm looking for a trigger job for my VP9. Anybody know a SoCal gunsmith that would do a good job on that?