you said you have this pistol, I almost bought the p365XL a couple weeks ago but I went into a local ffl to check it out before purchase, and the trigger was horrendous, it was squishy, had a lot of take up after the wall, and didn't break where it should have. I liked how short the reset was but the back to the wall and moooshy creepy yuck again. I've seen others say online there's a break in on the trigger, and that's why it felt so bad, sum love it right out the box. Hk has new micro in Oct.

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James G. · Answer

Paul, there is a slight break in but, the take up and mush will only be improved by a trigger kit  :  https://www.mcarbo.com/sig-sauer-p365-trigger-spring-kit.aspx

Josh T. · Answer

I just got it two weeks ago but the trigger right out of the box isn't the greatest. After dry firing it couple hundred times it's improved a little and I'm going to install a weight reduction trigger spring kit from mcarbo to help lighten the pull and I'm sure polish it up to help with the mushy feel. After I'm done it should be a pretty decent trigger. Triggers can always be improved even good ones like on my canik I bought a spring kit for. Im bigger guy so having a small pistol that properly fits my hand was key.. plus in a defense gun I kinda like the long pull of the trigger, gives you an extra second to think about things and with adrenaline going could keep you from accidentally pulling the trigger.

Randy I. · Answer

agreed not a very good trigger needs work

Christopher N. · Answer

All Sig strikers are mushy.  Even my 320 Legion can't compete with a $400 Canik, or a Walther for that matter.

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