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Just took delivery on a new 320 carry with manual safety. Promptly swapped the grip for a Wilson Compact with MS notch, really like the feel. But the trigger pull is a whopping 7.3 lbs. Thumb safety seems a bit small for me also. Wanted to try a straight trigger for better leverage that is not any heavier (in mass) than the post recall light factory trigger that is compatible with the manual safety FCU. Can the factory SIG straight trigger work or is there a better aftermarket trigger?

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Posts: 34 | Registered: October 26, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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The factory straight trigger works fine. The P320 trigger is improved with overtravel limiting, which can be had with the Grayguns trigger.

https://grayguns.com/product/p...le-straight-trigger/
 
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My manual safety .45 320 Compacts trigger pull is almost identical to my non safety models. Might be worth a call to Sig to see if 7.5 pounds is a fault with the FCU.


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Yeah I’d contact Sig. My experience with their latest striker guns is just 1 issued M-17 and a personal 365, but those 2 triggers were very similar, nowhere near 7lbs and light enough I got my 365 with a safety as well and appreciate the extra insurance esp. for AIWB carry.




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7.3lbs is a bit high. It'll probably break in so give it a fair share of dry firing first.

I tried the SIG straight trigger in my P320 w/manual safety but went back to the stock curved SIG trigger. Suited my hands/fingers better.


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I have read somewhere that the P320's with the manual safeties were Massachusetts compliant pistols, so had heavier trigger pulls. If it's true that it came from the factory that way, I doubt they will fix it for free but you never know until you ask. Otherwise, I'm sure you could have a trigger job done that would fix it.

Found a listing for a manual safety P320 Compact that lists its trigger pull at 6.5lbs.

Sig Sauer P320 Nitron Compact Manual Safety Massachusetts Compliant
 
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Thanks for all the replies. I hope I do not have a Mass compliant extra heavy module. That would be a major bummer. Guess I'll have to call them to find out.

Thanks again for the advice. Will update this thread after I speak with Sig.
 
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Spoke with Ryan at Sig, thankfully the unit is not a Mass compliant model, however he indicated that even an 8lb trigger is within spec for the 320...I ordered a Sig X5 legion skeleton straight trigger, kinda pricey, but hope it will bring it down per the advertised 30% which would bring it down to about 5.1 Lbs. We'll see.
 
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8 pounds and its within spec? News to me!


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