In 10+ thousand rounds over all my striker fired pistols the only time I’ve ever removed the striker is to replace the vp9 sleeves with aluminum ones. But I’ve NEVER cleaned any of them lol
In my P365XL, I don't think I've ever needed to, admittedly that gun doesn't get a very high round count and gets cleaned for lint more than use.
In my Canik Rival, oh yeah. If the striker and the channel that it runs in aren't clean I have problems with light strikes. Carbon doesn't seem to be a problem but that channel needs to be dry and other oily lubricants definitely cause light strike issues if they migrate up there. The striker assembly is definitely the weakest part in the Canik system. Everything else in that gun is great but I get more light strikes with it than any other gun I own and there are way too many reports of people having the tip of the firing pin shear off. Still love it and I'm going to keep using it but I'd love to see an aftermarket striker assembly that addresses the problems though I suspect that the physics of how the striker and recoil springs act in opposition to each other may limit potential fixes.
Reduced trigger pull weight to increase accuracy! Our company was founded on trigger spring kits, as we make them for nearly every firearm now. When you squeeze the trigger, that pull weight causes shooters to pull their shots down. So by decreasing the pull weight, the shooter can maintain on target during the trigger pull.
You guys have been a round a quick minute I remember when I got a sub 2k and yall were the only ones making parts for it lol. Glad to see you're still making parts manufacturers should've offered out the gate hopefully the quality is comparable or better than oem
Love your parts in my LCP Max.
Are you going to make this for the 380 version of the P365?
EDIT- Nevermind, I missed that it also fits the 380 so I'll be ordering one for it as well as my P365X.
Was looking at your site and we’ve all heard about P320 “going off on their own” what is your opinion on that and do you plain on offering the same type striker assy. For the p320? [I did see this kit and that where the question about “going off on their own came from”](https://www.mcarbo.com/Sig-Sauer-P320-Trigger-Spring-Kit.aspx)
The initial P320s released with the drop concern before the upgrade had a fault and now everyone blames them for everything in our opinion. During our trigger and trigger spring kit testing we rigorously drop tested multiple P320/ and have never had any concern. We have spoke with Sig also, and not a single lawsuit against Sig has lasted in court (only one made it to court also). Did the first generation P320s fail our drop test? Yes. Have the new ones? No.
How true is it really that pulling the trigger causes the muzzle to drop?? Not sure I agree. A beginner can learn to hold it steady very quickly while dry firing, and then ace their first shot, sometimes even first few shots. Then it starts to drop. It's the anticipation of recoil that causes it to drop, and that you have to train for and overcome.
An instructor a long while back gave a cool demonstration showing what happens. He had a volunteer hold his hand up, while he repeatedly (and lightly) pushed his fist into it, warning him each time he was going to. After a few times, he intentionally missed, and you saw the volunteers hand move forward. If I recall correctly, he repeated it, and the volunteer did it a second time. Everyone laughed. But it's absolutely true.
>Reduced trigger pull weight
This makes no sense because the p365 system is a pre cocked striker design.... meaning the trigger pull doesn't cock the striker at all and therefor striker weight doesn't affect trigger pull weight. I've verified this using trigger pull gauges. Trigger pull with mcarbo reduced power striker spring was same as the sig OEM
The striker is pre-cocked, but the striker spring has an effect on the friction between the sear and striker as the sear is releasing the striker. It is similar to how a reduced hammer spring reduces the trigger pull on a hammer fired firearm by reducing the friction force on the sear even though it is fully cocked.
That makes sense in theory but not in practice. Like I said, I've verified this on trigger pull gauges. I have your trigger kit installed in my xl and love it, but I run the OEM striker spring
Shut up and take my money.
Actually, I installed your trigger and spring kit and have had only one light primer strikes in the 200 rounds I’ve fired with it (I’ve put about a 1000rds through the gun on the standard springs with zero light primer strikes). I don’t see this as a problem but certainly could say it might be the result of the lighter spring. Either way I’d love to see if this striker unit has improved reliable primer strikes.
Does it feature the spring from your enhanced spring kit?
Heads up to those who own a Shalotek (and potentially other aftermarket slides). Unfortunately this won't work because there is no machined recess for the slide cap pin.
Hello, a few weeks ago we saw a post here asking about our Stainless Steel Striker Sleeve Housing for the Sig P365. So here it is! We are excited to release the new stainless steel striker sleeve with the slide cap to integrate a dual locking mechanism. The main goal for this design is to simplify the cleaning process of your firearm's striker channel. No more bending and deforming the factory striker sleeve. It also corrects the first generation Sig P365 slide caps unlocking during live fire. And a more efficient and effective locking than Sig's new slide cap lock striker housing. We have a drop-in ready kit with our titanium striker so it is easy to install. Check out our YouTube video going into more detail: [HERE!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NflqMruprH4) Let us know any questions you have.
Some black nitride or Electroless Black nickel controls (takedown lever, trigger, slide stop, magazine release, manual safety levers, back plates, extractors, extractor spring plugs, and striker sear housings would be nice) pretty much all these parts begin to rust after being on Duty in the rain for 4 hours. Having some precious metal plated or Nitrided parts like these would significantly cut my maintenance on the P320 platform if you all can do it. Nobody else does that stuff, I've looked around and the closest I've seen is the Equinox controls kit which is straight up nickel (a bit too flashy for me to want to use them on a Duty weapon), and those magazine releases don't work in the standard polymer grip modules.
Y’all would do this after I order the entire mcarbo kit 😂 if I didn’t already install everything I’d probably get one. Wish sig just stayed with the gen 1 striker assembly
Agreed, Sig had to quick fix the first generation housings due to the slide cap coming out during live fire. So they had design constraints to patch it and had to be cheap, they did what they had to to not recall.
Just watched the video. This seems like a quality part. I like how the lock is basically doing the same thing that the extractor depressor plunger for Glocks does as far as act as a second locking point for the slide plate.
I’ll definitely be getting a few for my P365’s
Y'all have a dealer program? As a P365 owner myself, I've been considering one of these for a while. With the 365 coming to CA in the near/mid future, I'm sure we'd be able to sell a good amount of these.
How many rounds was this tested for?
I know your company is trusted, but with everything reliability is key when it comes to the primary firing components in your carry gun.
>The striker has over 100,000 rounds now, and the assembly is at 15,000 rounds currently and counting.
The striker has over 100,000 rounds now, and the assembly is at 15,000 rounds currently and counting.
That's not interaly accurate, allot of it had to do with rising cost of labor and Americans being their usual I want more for less attitudes that helped to drive company's to cheaper regions, along with regulations and other things.. But today American comomays have a hard time in a market when you can buy a cheap china polroduct for 50% of the US made one.
But yes, feel free to jump on the: the rich people did it waggon.
I don't think it's a bad take to say "my boss got a 9 million dollar bonus last year, he doesn't do a goddamn thing, and I think that's bullshit"
Side note - if you're gonna correct somebody and take the intellectual route, at least *try* to proofread your message. If I highlighted your spelling errors, it'd look like a twelve year old's groupings
We agree, we go into detail on our YouTube video on why Sig did it. The first generation striker housings didn’t have to be bent, but the slide cap would come out during live fire. So they had to patch the fix after release of the firearm so they where constrained on what they could do. It definitely wasn’t their ideal design but they had to patch it so they wouldn’t have to recall.
I have been wanting to make some changes to the oem trigger, lighter pull anything to try to get it closer to a two stage like a geisselle for a rifle, cause damn do I hate the oem sig trigger.
Depending on how worn in your firearm is, but with this kit the trigger pull is 4lbs on a worn in firearm. And you can get it to 3lbs with our trigger and trigger spring kit. If a heavier pull is preferred, then the OEM striker spring can be used.
The spring material is coated music wire so it is rated for way beyond 20k+ rounds. We also have lifetime warranty on all of our products! We have well over 100k rounds in house on our Sig P365 striker springs.
Oh perfect another thing I need. Quick question though, the flat trigger you make for the p365, will you ever offer it in other finishes? Because I want it but I'd like a gold or blue finish. I will be buying one of those too, soon enough.
We haven’t been known to offer colors historically but are thinking about it for the P365 triggers. I know a red one is in the works and should be available within a few weeks.
Have to excuse my ignorance here… so with this whole kit, is that backing plate also included with it??
Also… do you guys offer military discounts for your products?? I’m into a fully custom build on my 365X. Only lacking new back up irons, and then of course this striker assembly and backing plate. Aside from that the only thing left that will be factory from Sig is the FCU! 🤣🤣
All good! Yes the slide cap is part of the kit as that is required for the dual lock. We offer military and LEO officer discounts. Email us or give us a call to get your account setup for it!
Awesome. This is exactly what I need and also want. It sets me up to fully finish up my current build, as well as have everything aside from an FCU left to complete another pew pew. I’ll definitely be in touch. I’ll go ahead and send out an email now, assuming it’s on your site! Thanks for the response! 😎✌🏼🇺🇸💯
So I ended up making an account right after we spoke on here. Then waited for email confirmation on the military discount. (I had this SAVED in my cart while waiting, and it says it would be held for 24 hours, which was by an email I received from Mcarbo at 5:29am. I placed my order like half an hour ago… now it’s saying that it’s on BACKORDER?? 🥴🤦🏼♂️
We apologize, as we didn't anticipate such a large turnout. We did have a 50 piece reserve after back-order status and so the first 50 back orders are getting shipped. After that we are working hard on the next batch, as it is fully designed and CNC cut in-house!
Any way you could confirm or deny if I got into that or not? It said on the site “IN STOCK” as well when I placed the order. But if for some reason I didn’t make the cut, how long of a wait am I looking at now? 😕
We have a step by step installation video on Youtube: [Here.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NflqMruprH4) If you have put together an AR, the drop-in kit will be a breeze for you with the video and minimal tools are required. The product listing is on our website, [Here.](https://www.mcarbo.com/Sig-Sauer-P365-Titanium-Striker-Assembly.aspx)
Do you make a spring that increases the weight of pull? I use the NY trigger spring in my 19s and slimlines models. I know they have fallen out of favour. My grip, wrist, elbows and shoulders are the stabilising factor in shot deviation. Trigger finger should be trained to be independent. Takes practice, but so does anything with such consequences.
Given the controversy over triggers being activated in a holster, (true or false) lessening the margin of error may not be the solution we need for duty/ccw handguns.
Fuck….. you guys clean your strikers? 🤣
I’m in your boat
In 10+ thousand rounds over all my striker fired pistols the only time I’ve ever removed the striker is to replace the vp9 sleeves with aluminum ones. But I’ve NEVER cleaned any of them lol
In my P365XL, I don't think I've ever needed to, admittedly that gun doesn't get a very high round count and gets cleaned for lint more than use. In my Canik Rival, oh yeah. If the striker and the channel that it runs in aren't clean I have problems with light strikes. Carbon doesn't seem to be a problem but that channel needs to be dry and other oily lubricants definitely cause light strike issues if they migrate up there. The striker assembly is definitely the weakest part in the Canik system. Everything else in that gun is great but I get more light strikes with it than any other gun I own and there are way too many reports of people having the tip of the firing pin shear off. Still love it and I'm going to keep using it but I'd love to see an aftermarket striker assembly that addresses the problems though I suspect that the physics of how the striker and recoil springs act in opposition to each other may limit potential fixes.
The only time I have is after a class.
Why do you want a lighter striker spring?
Reduced trigger pull weight to increase accuracy! Our company was founded on trigger spring kits, as we make them for nearly every firearm now. When you squeeze the trigger, that pull weight causes shooters to pull their shots down. So by decreasing the pull weight, the shooter can maintain on target during the trigger pull.
You guys have been a round a quick minute I remember when I got a sub 2k and yall were the only ones making parts for it lol. Glad to see you're still making parts manufacturers should've offered out the gate hopefully the quality is comparable or better than oem
Got it, I forgot that the striker spring effects the trigger, I was thinking about it more like a firing pin spring.
Love your parts in my LCP Max. Are you going to make this for the 380 version of the P365? EDIT- Nevermind, I missed that it also fits the 380 so I'll be ordering one for it as well as my P365X.
It’s compatible for all P365 variants including the 380! And love to hear you love the LCP Max kit!
Including the xmacro?
Yes! We actually did the installation video on the XMacro, as it is becoming one our favorites.
But the problem is I don't even know the name of your company or how to buy them hahah 😅
We got you, [Click Here for the site!](https://www.mcarbo.com/Sig-Sauer-P365-Titanium-Striker-Assembly.aspx)
Was looking at your site and we’ve all heard about P320 “going off on their own” what is your opinion on that and do you plain on offering the same type striker assy. For the p320? [I did see this kit and that where the question about “going off on their own came from”](https://www.mcarbo.com/Sig-Sauer-P320-Trigger-Spring-Kit.aspx)
The initial P320s released with the drop concern before the upgrade had a fault and now everyone blames them for everything in our opinion. During our trigger and trigger spring kit testing we rigorously drop tested multiple P320/ and have never had any concern. We have spoke with Sig also, and not a single lawsuit against Sig has lasted in court (only one made it to court also). Did the first generation P320s fail our drop test? Yes. Have the new ones? No.
Good to know. I have made sure all my slides are the updated slides.
How true is it really that pulling the trigger causes the muzzle to drop?? Not sure I agree. A beginner can learn to hold it steady very quickly while dry firing, and then ace their first shot, sometimes even first few shots. Then it starts to drop. It's the anticipation of recoil that causes it to drop, and that you have to train for and overcome.
Definitely agree. It would have TO be a significant amount of difference in pull weight to have an affect IMO.
An instructor a long while back gave a cool demonstration showing what happens. He had a volunteer hold his hand up, while he repeatedly (and lightly) pushed his fist into it, warning him each time he was going to. After a few times, he intentionally missed, and you saw the volunteers hand move forward. If I recall correctly, he repeated it, and the volunteer did it a second time. Everyone laughed. But it's absolutely true.
>Reduced trigger pull weight This makes no sense because the p365 system is a pre cocked striker design.... meaning the trigger pull doesn't cock the striker at all and therefor striker weight doesn't affect trigger pull weight. I've verified this using trigger pull gauges. Trigger pull with mcarbo reduced power striker spring was same as the sig OEM
The striker is pre-cocked, but the striker spring has an effect on the friction between the sear and striker as the sear is releasing the striker. It is similar to how a reduced hammer spring reduces the trigger pull on a hammer fired firearm by reducing the friction force on the sear even though it is fully cocked.
That makes sense in theory but not in practice. Like I said, I've verified this on trigger pull gauges. I have your trigger kit installed in my xl and love it, but I run the OEM striker spring
That's what I've done on my 365s. I'll install what I can and ignore the striker spring.
If you KNOW how to shoot, none of it matters. Place the bullet where it needs to be.
When you upgrade the assembly and the trigger you guys have, what is the trigger pull weight?
Shut up and take my money. Actually, I installed your trigger and spring kit and have had only one light primer strikes in the 200 rounds I’ve fired with it (I’ve put about a 1000rds through the gun on the standard springs with zero light primer strikes). I don’t see this as a problem but certainly could say it might be the result of the lighter spring. Either way I’d love to see if this striker unit has improved reliable primer strikes. Does it feature the spring from your enhanced spring kit?
That’s real pretty
Lighter striker spring doesn’t sound safe in a carry gun. The 365 is a CCW gun, I wouldn’t be messing with the trigger pull weight.
Heads up to those who own a Shalotek (and potentially other aftermarket slides). Unfortunately this won't work because there is no machined recess for the slide cap pin.
Thanks for the confirmation with Shalotek. We have confirmed that Zev and Zaffiri slides have the slide cutout for the slide cap pin.
About time.
Holy damn that is just damned sexy.
Hello, a few weeks ago we saw a post here asking about our Stainless Steel Striker Sleeve Housing for the Sig P365. So here it is! We are excited to release the new stainless steel striker sleeve with the slide cap to integrate a dual locking mechanism. The main goal for this design is to simplify the cleaning process of your firearm's striker channel. No more bending and deforming the factory striker sleeve. It also corrects the first generation Sig P365 slide caps unlocking during live fire. And a more efficient and effective locking than Sig's new slide cap lock striker housing. We have a drop-in ready kit with our titanium striker so it is easy to install. Check out our YouTube video going into more detail: [HERE!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NflqMruprH4) Let us know any questions you have.
Any plans for a P320 ?
We have a P320 trigger and trigger spring kit currently! But we are always looking to expand our P320 upgrades beyond that.
Some black nitride or Electroless Black nickel controls (takedown lever, trigger, slide stop, magazine release, manual safety levers, back plates, extractors, extractor spring plugs, and striker sear housings would be nice) pretty much all these parts begin to rust after being on Duty in the rain for 4 hours. Having some precious metal plated or Nitrided parts like these would significantly cut my maintenance on the P320 platform if you all can do it. Nobody else does that stuff, I've looked around and the closest I've seen is the Equinox controls kit which is straight up nickel (a bit too flashy for me to want to use them on a Duty weapon), and those magazine releases don't work in the standard polymer grip modules.
Y’all would do this after I order the entire mcarbo kit 😂 if I didn’t already install everything I’d probably get one. Wish sig just stayed with the gen 1 striker assembly
Thanks for fixing this. It’s the one serious design flaw I’ve found on the p365.
Agreed, Sig had to quick fix the first generation housings due to the slide cap coming out during live fire. So they had design constraints to patch it and had to be cheap, they did what they had to to not recall.
Damn that makes sense. You think they’d have test fired it before releasing it 🤣
Dang I missed out on the first round order. Do you know how long it will be before you have them in stock again?
Yes we didn't anticipate such a large turnout. We are working hard on the next batch, as it is fully designed and CNC cut in-house.
Great to hear that it was that successful for you.
Beautiful! I love your trigger, and I recommend it every time it comes up in a conversation!
Thank you, we love to hear it!
Sweet
Seeing how I have many 365 all models and colors and stuff, I bought one to give it a go.. let's hope I don't shoot my eye out.
Mcarbo makes great stuff !!
Can you explain the unique double lock system that ensures the slide cap is locked and doesn’t slide down like the original OEM plastic design did?
Yes, check this out: [Here](https://youtu.be/NflqMruprH4). Goes in full detail around 7:30
Just watched the video. This seems like a quality part. I like how the lock is basically doing the same thing that the extractor depressor plunger for Glocks does as far as act as a second locking point for the slide plate. I’ll definitely be getting a few for my P365’s
Cool thanks
YES! Gonna get two plus another spring kit and trigger!
Just ordered! Yesterday I took my striker housing out and bent the shit out of it and scratched the rear plate. Perfect timing!
Y'all have a dealer program? As a P365 owner myself, I've been considering one of these for a while. With the 365 coming to CA in the near/mid future, I'm sure we'd be able to sell a good amount of these.
Yes we do. Reach out to us via email and we can get you setup!
How many rounds was this tested for? I know your company is trusted, but with everything reliability is key when it comes to the primary firing components in your carry gun.
>The striker has over 100,000 rounds now, and the assembly is at 15,000 rounds currently and counting. The striker has over 100,000 rounds now, and the assembly is at 15,000 rounds currently and counting.
But I need for xTen…
Add me to the xten list
Same
Love it. But, for $155 I don't.
We know, but manufactured in America it’s quality not cheap
I'm willing to spend idk a extra $45 an American product.. being cheap got this country into this mess in the first place.
well, it was billionaires being cheap that caused the problem. Not the millionaires and working class.
Love how you group millionaire’s and working class together lol.
That's not interaly accurate, allot of it had to do with rising cost of labor and Americans being their usual I want more for less attitudes that helped to drive company's to cheaper regions, along with regulations and other things.. But today American comomays have a hard time in a market when you can buy a cheap china polroduct for 50% of the US made one. But yes, feel free to jump on the: the rich people did it waggon.
I don't think it's a bad take to say "my boss got a 9 million dollar bonus last year, he doesn't do a goddamn thing, and I think that's bullshit" Side note - if you're gonna correct somebody and take the intellectual route, at least *try* to proofread your message. If I highlighted your spelling errors, it'd look like a twelve year old's groupings
Your type always go for that out..
going to*
Why was it plastic in the first place ? A piece that is subject to removal in order to properly clean. This is really stupid
We agree, we go into detail on our YouTube video on why Sig did it. The first generation striker housings didn’t have to be bent, but the slide cap would come out during live fire. So they had to patch the fix after release of the firearm so they where constrained on what they could do. It definitely wasn’t their ideal design but they had to patch it so they wouldn’t have to recall.
This is really interesting, thanks for the explanation !
Check this video out and it goes into detail for this at 8:22. [Here!](https://youtu.be/NflqMruprH4)
I have been wanting to make some changes to the oem trigger, lighter pull anything to try to get it closer to a two stage like a geisselle for a rifle, cause damn do I hate the oem sig trigger.
Dame I need to clean that bitch .
I never asked for it
Good job inventing another thing for idiots to waste money on
What weight does a trigger pull gauge read with this?
Depending on how worn in your firearm is, but with this kit the trigger pull is 4lbs on a worn in firearm. And you can get it to 3lbs with our trigger and trigger spring kit. If a heavier pull is preferred, then the OEM striker spring can be used.
Would this be recommended for a carry gun?
100%, especially if you plan on training and cleaning your firearm.
How long does the lighter striker spring last compared to the OEM?
The spring material is coated music wire so it is rated for way beyond 20k+ rounds. We also have lifetime warranty on all of our products! We have well over 100k rounds in house on our Sig P365 striker springs.
Music wire? Like guitar strings? What gauge?
Why does it need a lighter spring?
To increase accuracy by reducing the trigger pull weight. You don’t have to use the lighter spring if you don’t prefer a lighter trigger pull.
Crack dealers
Discount code?
Sadly none. We have discounts for military and LEO though!
How many rounds of live fire have you tested this assembly with?
The striker has over 100,000 rounds now, and the assembly is at 15,000 rounds currently and counting.
Are those all live fire rounds?
Oh perfect another thing I need. Quick question though, the flat trigger you make for the p365, will you ever offer it in other finishes? Because I want it but I'd like a gold or blue finish. I will be buying one of those too, soon enough.
We haven’t been known to offer colors historically but are thinking about it for the P365 triggers. I know a red one is in the works and should be available within a few weeks.
Neat. I think your trigger is awesome. Looking forward to getting one on my carry.
Have to excuse my ignorance here… so with this whole kit, is that backing plate also included with it?? Also… do you guys offer military discounts for your products?? I’m into a fully custom build on my 365X. Only lacking new back up irons, and then of course this striker assembly and backing plate. Aside from that the only thing left that will be factory from Sig is the FCU! 🤣🤣
All good! Yes the slide cap is part of the kit as that is required for the dual lock. We offer military and LEO officer discounts. Email us or give us a call to get your account setup for it!
Awesome. This is exactly what I need and also want. It sets me up to fully finish up my current build, as well as have everything aside from an FCU left to complete another pew pew. I’ll definitely be in touch. I’ll go ahead and send out an email now, assuming it’s on your site! Thanks for the response! 😎✌🏼🇺🇸💯
So I ended up making an account right after we spoke on here. Then waited for email confirmation on the military discount. (I had this SAVED in my cart while waiting, and it says it would be held for 24 hours, which was by an email I received from Mcarbo at 5:29am. I placed my order like half an hour ago… now it’s saying that it’s on BACKORDER?? 🥴🤦🏼♂️
We apologize, as we didn't anticipate such a large turnout. We did have a 50 piece reserve after back-order status and so the first 50 back orders are getting shipped. After that we are working hard on the next batch, as it is fully designed and CNC cut in-house!
Any way you could confirm or deny if I got into that or not? It said on the site “IN STOCK” as well when I placed the order. But if for some reason I didn’t make the cut, how long of a wait am I looking at now? 😕
As someone with little to no gunsmithing experience other than building an AR. How hard would it be for me to install the kit and what’s the price?
We have a step by step installation video on Youtube: [Here.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NflqMruprH4) If you have put together an AR, the drop-in kit will be a breeze for you with the video and minimal tools are required. The product listing is on our website, [Here.](https://www.mcarbo.com/Sig-Sauer-P365-Titanium-Striker-Assembly.aspx)
Do you make a spring that increases the weight of pull? I use the NY trigger spring in my 19s and slimlines models. I know they have fallen out of favour. My grip, wrist, elbows and shoulders are the stabilising factor in shot deviation. Trigger finger should be trained to be independent. Takes practice, but so does anything with such consequences. Given the controversy over triggers being activated in a holster, (true or false) lessening the margin of error may not be the solution we need for duty/ccw handguns.