P365 (and variants) questions

@Hashknife Tell us about the trigger. Please!

I run a TacticalTriggers trigger kit in my P365.
The stock P365 has a pretty good trigger for a striker fired gun. I have shot other folks P365 with a variety of trigger "enhancements" and one day I was able to shoot a TacticalTriggers equipped P365. WOW! It was noticably better than any other I had shot. It had almost no takeup, a crisp trigger break, no overtravel, and a really good reset. The trigger was closer to a 1911 trigger than any other striker fired gun I have shot.
I ordered a kit and equipped my P365 with one. This kit is ingenious in the way it works. It still retains the stock Sig trigger actuation geometry. It is a little more complex to install, but with patience, one can do the install on a kitchen table.
My trigger pulls @ 3.7 - 4.0 lbs. Perfect for EDC.

I showed it to @BatteryOaksBilly and he dry cycled the trigger and worked the reset a few times. When his eyebrows raised, I knew I had his attention. Lol!!!

The trigger kit is not cheap compared to the other offerings on the market, but it is by far the best performing P365 trigger out there that I have run across. Nothing comes close.

( I've heard their Glock triggers are fantastic as well, but I've not shot one yet. )




This short video is pretty good at comparing a stock P365 trigger to the TacticalTriggers P365 trigger.

 
I'm considering getting the p365x because I think I would rather have the flat trigger and getting the small grip as well to swap out if I wanted to carry something smaller. I also believe Wilson combat now makes an xmacro grip module that will fit the shorter slides.
 
You guys have helped me so much, so much great info here
You ever get one? I have a regular p365 with the safety I am trying to get rid of....
 
I'm still trying to find the PERFECT pistol! My Sig P365 X Macro, with the Manual Thumb Safety, is the closest I've come. Before the Sig, my Glock 48 with Shield 15 round mags, was the chosen. The Sig has more available rounds, 17+1 compared to 15+1. And the Sig has the Manual Thumb Safety!

They are my Concealed Carry pistols and my range pistols. I NEVER, EVER, carry IWB! Both are very concealable at 4:00 o'clock. I cut my teeth on semi-auto pistols, on 1911s and CZs. I like thumb safeties. The lack of a thumb safety is my biggest complaint against Glocks. And, they are like holding a brick.

There are several upgrades needed for my Sig. Some trigger improvement. @Hashknife thanks for the trigger video. The ledge for the Manual Safety is too small The safety is also stiff. The ledge for the mag release is also too small. The grip module is abrasive.

For better, or worse, that's my opinion of the Sig P365 X Macro. I will be holding on to mine for a long, long, time. Considering my age, maybe for just a long time. o_O
 
I'm still trying to find the PERFECT pistol! My Sig P365 X Macro, with the Manual Thumb Safety, is the closest I've come. Before the Sig, my Glock 48 with Shield 15 round mags, was the chosen. The Sig has more available rounds, 17+1 compared to 15+1. And the Sig has the Manual Thumb Safety!

They are my Concealed Carry pistols and my range pistols. I NEVER, EVER, carry IWB! Both are very concealable at 4:00 o'clock. I cut my teeth on semi-auto pistols, on 1911s and CZs. I like thumb safeties. The lack of a thumb safety is my biggest complaint against Glocks. And, they are like holding a brick.

There are several upgrades needed for my Sig. Some trigger improvement. @Hashknife thanks for the trigger video. The ledge for the Manual Safety is too small The safety is also stiff. The ledge for the mag release is also too small. The grip module is abrasive.

For better, or worse, that's my opinion of the Sig P365 X Macro. I will be holding on to mine for a long, long, time. Considering my age, maybe for just a long time. o_O

You are welcome!

Some additional forum members P365's will be soon equipped with the trigger kit that I run. Im hoping they will share their thoughts on the trigger performance once they have some run time on it.
 
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