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I own the 365 xl and this is what I did. I bought a mcarbo trigger weight reduction spring kit and when installing that I polished the trigger. If you don't know how to polish a trigger just Google how to polish a 365xl trigger. That got the weight down a good bit and made it a much crisper break. If you want to go even further armorycraft,com has straight pull triggers. Or grayguns.com has a straight pull adjustable trigger Wich would help alot with the length of pull and over travel. More I'm looking at it I might end up getting the adjustable trigger from grayguns.com. do all that and you will have a great trigger. Hope this helps.
If you want performance trigger on a Sig Bruce Gray at Grayguns is who you want to work on your trigger. https://grayguns.com/action-work-pre-order-form/
Lazy Wolf is legit too, Rick learned from working with Bruce at Grayguns before opening his own shop. http://www.lazywolfguns.com/sig-sauer.html
John, I highly recommend the P365 FLAT Trigger from Armory Craft : https://www.armorycraft.com/product-page/sig-sauer-p365-flat-trigger-1 ---------------- or the Gray Guns Straight Trigger : https://grayguns.com/product/p365-straight-trigger/