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Update: Armory Craft or other trigger upgrades? Would like to go to a flatter trigger and get rid of some of the mush.

Mine has the manual safety, honestly not sure if that affects the trigger on the 365 or not.

I bought it initially cause it was 250$ or so at Bass pro.

OP: Rogue got some good deals during 4th of July I believe it was.

P365 wasn’t on my radar at that time but his economic build got me thinking.

For the cost of a TLR-7 Sub I was 40% to the size 365 I wanted. So I bought a PMM barrel and comp on sale and a WC X Macro grip module. I may switch up the grip module later but I think this will make the standard P365 I have into what i want.

Still gotta dremel the safety out of the WC module.

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What, no pics? Big Grin

The Xmacro size has really grown on me. Just as capable as a G19, and a similar height/length, but slimmer and easier to carry, with a slightly higher capacity and a better trigger too.

A great "do-all" handgun, from nightstand to concealed carry to even duty/open carry.

If you haven't already, check out the Magpul AMAG 17 round magazines. I like them better than the factory XMacro mags. Better finish (stainless) and a better baseplate, plus nearly half the price. Cheaper than even Sig's qualified professional discounted price on factory mags... In fact, I have another batch of AMAGs from Greg Cote that are set to be delivered today.
 
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What, no pics? Big Grin


Just ordered last night. I’ll check out the Amags, mostly of what u have is 12 round mags so I’ll be needing some of those 17s.

ETA: placed an order for a couple of the AMAGS.





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Bump for question about triggers.





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My older one has the factory curved trigger. It's functional enough.

The newer one has the Tyrant CNC Intellifire trigger, which I like so far. This trigger includes a trigger safety dingus, though I don't really care either way about that. I just wanted a flat trigger with reduced pretravel, which this one accomplished, and I got a hell of a deal on this particular one (~50% off) so it was significantly cheaper than any other aftermarket trigger option at the time.

If I were buying another P365 flat trigger today, I'd likely go with the Grayguns trigger, since I definitely trust Bruce and the gang to know what they're doing. Though I don't have any personal experience with any of these other aftermarket trigger options.
 
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I’ll order the trigger from Bruce and Co.

ETA: order placed.

Rogue, ya starting to cost me money!!!





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I’ll order the trigger from Bruce and Co.


Do please keep us up to date on this project!

I’d love to take the stated “mush" out of a P365 for The Lovely Girlfriend.




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I put a slide on my 365 that had the M-Carbo Titanium https://www.mcarbo.com/Sig-P36...ium-Striker-Assembly Striker in it. It cleaned up a TON of the mush on the trigger. Definitely on my to get list:




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I went with the Mcarbo, I like it. But installing it is a real pain in the ass
 
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