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I previously posted a trigger bite problem with my new P320FS.
here is the thread: http://sigtalk.com/p250-p320-modular-pistols/161330-p320-trigger-bite.html
After sending the gun to Sig to replace the stock trigger with the "adverse" version I'm happy to report a good outcome. It cost me 44 bucks including the price of the new trigger and shipping both ways but it was worth it. Plus, instead of the "3 to 4 weeks" estimated turnaround time, I got the gun back in 10 days. Took it out to the range and no more bite.
I would add that the Sig CS rep did a fine job of responding to my concerns. The only thing that would have made it better is if Sig would have done the repair under warranty for free. But all in all I'm satisfied.
I know from reading several posts that I'm not the only one that has experienced bite from the stock trigger so if you have the problem this likely will be the remedy.
here is the thread: http://sigtalk.com/p250-p320-modular-pistols/161330-p320-trigger-bite.html
After sending the gun to Sig to replace the stock trigger with the "adverse" version I'm happy to report a good outcome. It cost me 44 bucks including the price of the new trigger and shipping both ways but it was worth it. Plus, instead of the "3 to 4 weeks" estimated turnaround time, I got the gun back in 10 days. Took it out to the range and no more bite.
I would add that the Sig CS rep did a fine job of responding to my concerns. The only thing that would have made it better is if Sig would have done the repair under warranty for free. But all in all I'm satisfied.
I know from reading several posts that I'm not the only one that has experienced bite from the stock trigger so if you have the problem this likely will be the remedy.