I had tried out a trigger at a couple local gun shops and triggers were awesome.
I ordered a Sig p320 and it arrive and trigger feels terrible. It is so much different than what I expected.
Most of the triggers I have handled on p320 are better than my VP9 but this sig p320 is awful.
I am feeling ripped off since I only bought the gun for the trigger touted so positively.
Anybody have a similar experience? I have dry fired it a couple a hundred times but it remains unchanged as far as the weight
I found this review from Massad Ayoob that says:
..."The serialized part of the P320 is what Sig calls the Fire Control Unit, or FCU. The design will allow for a range of trigger pulls, from 5.5 to 7.5 pounds in weight, by changing parts. My test gun came from the factory with a pull that felt to me like a Glock with a standard trigger spring and an 8-pound connector, but with somewhat less take-up. My Lyman digital trigger pull gauge confirmed this. Since this pistol has a pivoting trigger, leverage comes into play, and the pull weight changes depending on where you measure it on the trigger. The very bottom, the “toe” of the trigger, yielded an average pull weight of 6.2 pounds. Measured from the center of the trigger, where most index fingers rest, it came to 8.74 pounds. This added weight seemed reassuring. - See more at: http://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2014/12/massad-ayoob-tests-sig-sauer-p320-9mm/#sig-sauer-p320-beauty"
It seems as if I wanted a glock trigger I would flush the Zev trigger I bought for my wife's glock (that I don't want) down the toilet along with the money I spent on this Sig. Who wants a 7-8 lb trigger on a striker fired pistol?
I ordered a Sig p320 and it arrive and trigger feels terrible. It is so much different than what I expected.
Most of the triggers I have handled on p320 are better than my VP9 but this sig p320 is awful.
I am feeling ripped off since I only bought the gun for the trigger touted so positively.
Anybody have a similar experience? I have dry fired it a couple a hundred times but it remains unchanged as far as the weight
I found this review from Massad Ayoob that says:
..."The serialized part of the P320 is what Sig calls the Fire Control Unit, or FCU. The design will allow for a range of trigger pulls, from 5.5 to 7.5 pounds in weight, by changing parts. My test gun came from the factory with a pull that felt to me like a Glock with a standard trigger spring and an 8-pound connector, but with somewhat less take-up. My Lyman digital trigger pull gauge confirmed this. Since this pistol has a pivoting trigger, leverage comes into play, and the pull weight changes depending on where you measure it on the trigger. The very bottom, the “toe” of the trigger, yielded an average pull weight of 6.2 pounds. Measured from the center of the trigger, where most index fingers rest, it came to 8.74 pounds. This added weight seemed reassuring. - See more at: http://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2014/12/massad-ayoob-tests-sig-sauer-p320-9mm/#sig-sauer-p320-beauty"
It seems as if I wanted a glock trigger I would flush the Zev trigger I bought for my wife's glock (that I don't want) down the toilet along with the money I spent on this Sig. Who wants a 7-8 lb trigger on a striker fired pistol?
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