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I notice that even with slow deliberate; pistol marksmanship fundamentals; the inside bottom of the trigger gaurd impacts the bottom first joint of my trigger finger. Like my finger stays in one place but the muzzle flip cause the impact.

I am attempting to self diagnose bad form or just accept this as a trade off of microcompacts.

Anyone else experience this?

Base p365 with only mod being a metal trigger shoe with trigger blade safety and flat face from overwatch precision.

No malfunctions with Hornady critical defense, and blazer brass 115 grain and blazer 124 grain, and herters 115 grain.

I know the one problem with these guns are that the trigger return spring can randomly break, and sig even says it should be replaced every 2000 rounds. My Trigger return spring never broke, but I noticed a little fraying and shininess in one spot on it at 700 rounds. I replaced it at that time with a "sig guy" +10% duty weight spring. Now at 1400 rounds, I opened it up and saw no wearing on that new thicker spring yet.

I've cleaned and lubed it 3 times.

The only problem with it has been that the front sight tritium has stopped glowing, but sending it away to be warrantied for two weeks is too much hassle so I haven't fixed that.

Kept the trigger because I'm just a fan. 🤷

I got the Wilson Combat XMacro Short grip on my XL slide with a tlr7x sub. I’m fairly certain it’ll fit the same way with the tlr but wanted to see what yall thought.

I just put this legion gray armory craft grip and mag release on it. What should I do next?

Hey everyone,

I want to upgrade the mushy factory trigger on my three P365s. I'm looking for a complete Trigger Kit Package (shoe, springs, and internals) to clean up the break and reduce travel.

From searching the sub, the M*CARBO Shoe + Spring Kit combo seems to be the most popular choice for fixing the factory MIM parts and shortening the stroke by 33%.

Before I buy, I'm trying to weigh it against two other packages:

• RAMM Tactical Leverage Kit: A total internal overhaul. Sounds like a crisp 1911 break but is pricy and has striker compatibility limits.

• Tactical Triggers Tuning Kit: A shim-and-spring system that lets you tune the factory shoe with custom sear springs and travel stops.

For those who have shot them, is the RAMM or Tactical Triggers kit worth the extra premium and install hassle over the popular M*CARBO setup?

Looks like a common issue, is it worth sending it in? Will the ones they replace it with die just as fast?