Love the armory craft dual adjustable trigger. I have it in two of my P320s. Fantastic trigger for the price.
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Best P320 trigger
What is the best P320 trigger? I have several P320s the carry ones have Apex flat replacements. And are pretty good for a simple upgrade. But I’ll looking for a premium “BBQ” gun but not so fancy that would would double as my Zombie apocalypse gun. I was leaning hard to a P226 SAO but maybe I can tweak the P320 trigger on an AXG grip to rival a SAO?
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I prefer the Armory Craft adjustable trigger.
For range or competition, I prefer the Greyguns competition straight adjustable trigger kit.
I've installed the APEX flat trigger in two of my 320s and the SIG skeletonized, Legion trigger in two others. Both have worked out great for me. I tried one of the "brand name" adjustable triggers in my 320 X5 ... I took it out after a couple of hundred rounds ... it had issues I got tired of dealing with. I put in the flat Legion trigger ... it's working great.
The APEX trigger / transfer bar / spring set up in my 320 Compact now has about 4000 rounds and while it's not 1911 good it's pretty damn good ...way better than when it came out of the box.
The APEX trigger / transfer bar / spring set up in my 320 Compact now has about 4000 rounds and while it's not 1911 good it's pretty damn good ...way better than when it came out of the box.
+1 for Grey Guns
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One way to look at the recommendations here is that ALL of the systems -- Gray, Apex, Armory Craft -- and presumably Sig-Sauer's flat trigger, too -- are good.
I'm looking at installing an improved trigger in a M17 and a M18, to get some of the promised benefits. But I don't want to go with the lightened springs of the "competition" versions. I would like to keep the original "safety values" of the stock triggers and keep what some vendors call the "duty trigger."
Has anyone gathered actual data on the differences between the different flat triggers? As in length of travel, press weight, percentage of change in level of effort, etc.? That might provide some insight as to the benefits of the different systems. How about a comparison between the flat triggers and the "slightly curved" triggers offered by Armory Craft and Gray Guns?
I'm ready to order better triggers for my P320 family pistols -- the factory originals are not bad by any means -- but can't decide which one(s) to get!
I'm looking at installing an improved trigger in a M17 and a M18, to get some of the promised benefits. But I don't want to go with the lightened springs of the "competition" versions. I would like to keep the original "safety values" of the stock triggers and keep what some vendors call the "duty trigger."
Has anyone gathered actual data on the differences between the different flat triggers? As in length of travel, press weight, percentage of change in level of effort, etc.? That might provide some insight as to the benefits of the different systems. How about a comparison between the flat triggers and the "slightly curved" triggers offered by Armory Craft and Gray Guns?
I'm ready to order better triggers for my P320 family pistols -- the factory originals are not bad by any means -- but can't decide which one(s) to get!
Are they better or as good as the classic SAO to the point it would make a real world difference to a non-competition shooter?One way to look at the recommendations here is that ALL of the systems -- Gray, Apex, Armory Craft -- and presumably Sig-Sauer's flat trigger, too -- are good.
I'm looking at installing an improved trigger in a M17 and a M18, to get some of the promised benefits. But I don't want to go with the lightened springs of the "competition" versions. I would like to keep the original "safety values" of the stock triggers and keep what some vendors call the "duty trigger."
Has anyone gathered actual data on the differences between the different flat triggers? As in length of travel, press weight, percentage of change in level of effort, etc.? That might provide some insight as to the benefits of the different systems. How about a comparison between the flat triggers and the "slightly curved" triggers offered by Armory Craft and Gray Guns?
I'm ready to order better triggers for my P320 family pistols -- the factory originals are not bad by any means -- but can't decide which one(s) to get!
For most uses, I prefer the Gray Guns trigger. I have both GG and Armory Craft, mostly comes down to serrated or not. For my P320 it is still the stock flat trigger in the FCU.
The P320 trigger can be massaged into being a very good striker fired trigger. Many may be satisfied with the factory as it is.Are they better or as good as the classic SAO to the point it would make a real world difference to a non-competition shooter?
There are a number of ways to get a better than stock P320 trigger depending upon how much money you want to spend.
Those are covered over and over again on this forum as well as the Brian Enos Sig forum and I imagine a number of other places as well.
Will it be better than a tuned classic 1911 SAO trigger? Not in my opinion.
Will it be as good as a tuned classic 1911 SAO trigger? No, not in my opinion, but depending upon what you are looking for you can get reasonably close.
Will it be better than a crappy 1911 SAO trigger. Yes, that is definitely possible.
Will it be a very good striker fired trigger that won't hold you back when compared to a nice 1911 trigger? Yes, I think so.
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