Sig P365 Flat Trigger by Gray Guns. Is it Worth It?

[@misterexponential]

If the P365 came with a flat trigger we would customize it with a curved trigger 😂

[@aronkovacs1386]

Like I'm contemplating now 🤣

[@johnscreekmark]

Me too

[@deucedeuce1572]

Yep. I would. I would try to buy it with the curved trigger though if I could... but at-least you can buy the curved trigger for $30 and don't have to spend a lot on an aftermarket "custom" trigger. When I bought a P320 for a friend, we ended up having to buy a curved trigger to replace the flat one. I just think the flat triggers are all uncomfortable. (being wide with sharp corners). I like "straight" triggers, but just not FLAT triggers. (a straight trigger has a curve that you can wrap your finger around and isn't flat and wide like a board).

[@Osprey1994]

Some people like flat triggers and some like curved. I personally like flat or very slightly curved. The stock P365 trigger curve is more aggressive than I would like. I find that I'm more consistent with a flat trigger, but I can manage with a curved trigger if I have to.

[@Antoniotactical]

Y tho

[@BrianMcKinny]

No safety, no flat trigger is my preference. I carry the P365 daily, and I really enjoy the stock curved trigger, with mine breaking at around 4.5 lbs. I won't be "upgrading" to a flatty any time soon.

[@MDpolo]

I agree with you. I went back to the regular trigger and I’m very happy with it. Thank you for watching!

[@CanikPlease]

Idk how u guys like it. One of the worst triggers I've ever used. It's literally mushy as hell. There is like no breaking point. I csn shoot it over and over and don't know when it's gonna go off. It's spongey as hell. He'll I like my glock trigger better 🤦‍♂️

[@andershilmo1866]

@@CanikPlease Everyone I have handed a my 365 to shoot it much better than the 43 or other small glocks available. Guess your used to glocks triggers. They feel really gritty, and for my large fingers they are harder to shoot than other guns. Never liked the feel of them and I carried a glock and owned one for a while. Just liked my other guns better.

[@CanikPlease]

@@andershilmo1866 no I prefer sig triggers 99% of the time compared to glock. The p365 is horrible. There is no break or wall when you're pulling it. I'll take my canik triggers over both of them 🤷‍♂️ I still carry the p365 daily lol but I hate the trigger. The reason I compare glock is because glock triggers suck ass and its worst than that. With a glock trigger it reaches a certain point where u know if u pull it anymore it goes off, my p365 I literally cannot tell.

[@CanikPlease]

@@andershilmo1866 I still prefer sig over glock. But I like caniks and cz's better than both tbh.

[@AlSimon]

I've tried both and like the factory curved trigger better, as it keeps my finger centered and away from being pinched at the bottom of it and the trigger guard. I did add a Wilson Combat XL grip module with tungsten weights and fiber optic sights and it's now like carry sized race gun with a 5lb trigger pull.

[@xxSURExxSHOTxx]

Well I own the stock 365 and 365xl. I absolutely love the 365 xl and becoming in love with the regular sig p365 every day. So from someone who uses both the flat and curved trigger, It doesn’t matter! Great choice all around!

[@jasonusaf6326]

I just swapped my curved trigger on my standard P365 to match the flat trigger on my XL. Same accuracy, pull, etc. No difference at all other than the simple feel of it. I wanted the same or nearly the same feel across the platform no matter which one I carry. However I will say this…the flat trigger offers a bit more predictability. You know EXACTLY where it breaks. The curved trigger always surprised me a little. Again no difference in accuracy for me

[@gearrunner]

I have to say I do carry my P365 everyday. That being said with all the issues they had early on I’m definitely not changing anything on mine because I’ve never had a single issue with it. I run flat triggers on all my Glock’s and love them but this one also looks set way forward.

[@MDpolo]

You are absolutely correct. It does set way forward. I’m not quite sure that I like it, but already bought it. Thanks for watching brother. I truly appreciate it.

[@rbm6184]

Not to "flat." Standard stock trigger. I do not plan on using a carry pistol for competition match shooting so I don't need to put in a better aftermarket trigger. Its a striker fired pistol designed for close range. Its trigger is not meant for accurate longer distance shooting. If I want to shoot longer distances with better accuracy then a full size DA/SA or SAO hammer duty or service pistol that has a better stock trigger. I have a P365MS also. My manual safety works just fine. If its a striker fired pistol with a light SA first pull trigger then for me its got to have a manual safety. That trigger can get snagged on something you were not expecting. I don't need a safety on my DA/SA hammer pistols. I use a Kusiak leather holster. The pistol is quiet going in and coming out. Plastic holsters are noisy going in and coming out. If they padded the inside to quiet them I might consider one.

[@MDpolo]

For me, the flat trigger for my P365 was simply a matter of comfort. Of course it is not a target or competition pistol. My trigger pull feels more natural with the flat-faced trigger than it did on the original P365 trigger. That’s all. Thanks for watching!

[@donegone6314]

If you don't like the safety you can easily remove it with just a $35 non safety grip module. If your comfortable enough to swap a trigger I am sure you are comfortable in the simple removal of the factory safety as it doesn't change anything in how the gun works. The safety and non safety models are identical besides 3 added parts that come right off (and needing a non safety grip module to have no holes where safety was)

[@chrispage919]

You can get the Sig flat trigger which is almost identical to the Gray Guns trigger for around $40.

[@MDpolo]

Yes, I found that out after I had installed the Gray Guns trigger. Thanks for watching - I appreciate it.

[@GetMeThere1]

Just bought it, $50. With shipping and tax it was $63, just sayin'

[@MDpolo]

Thanks for sharing.

[@pissywilly]

I have the sig flat trigger. I'm gathering the courage to install it or not. Seems a fiddle.

[@MDpolo]

+pissywilly it’s not as easy as a Glock trigger, but defínete doable. I got lazy and took it to my gunsmith who installed it for $30. Thanks for watching.

[@AccumbensNucleus]

Thanks. Just saved me some coin.

[@michaelsmith9308]

The sig P365 with the vedder OWB kydex holster or the all leather winthrop OWB both with the FBI cant cannot be beat for comfort and concealment:) There is NO problems from the last 11 months of production from Sig, they fixed ALL the concerns FINALLY! They just need too catch up with M P shield that NOW offers built in LED lights in green or red from the factory as one piece in the polymer!

[@Filthycrats]

I have 2 Vedder Kydex iwb holsters for 2 sep guns. Literally indestructible & perfectly molded. What is the limit on carry gun rotation? I’d say 5 minimum? No?

[@armyrat206]

If your P365 does not have a SAFTY and you can add one cheap and you tube has do it yourself videos . It is really easy to do.

[@jennlenk]

I like the flat better mainly because I'm bad about not using enough finger and I use it more automatically with flats

[@MDpolo]

That’s why it’s so important for all of us to try things. Watching a video is great, but nothing beats hands-on experience to figure out what you like. Thank you very much for stopping by. I appreciate it.

[@dondeestasquenoteveo]

The flat trigger puts my index finger a little bit farther away, wich I like since my hands are on the big side...

[@gloriamaletta8667]

While l didn't spring for gray guns p365 flat trigger l did spring for there fish scales stippled gray guns frame for the p365 the stock trigger works so well for me in other words I'm very happy with it l really would hate to mess with it if something on a gun or car is working very well it's usually best to leave it alone at least in my experiences with them the gray guns p365 stippled frame looks real nice and does help with griping the gun but it's not a earth shattering difference

[@MDpolo]

I agree with you. I wanted to try it for the review, but I prefer the original trigger shoe. The Gray guns frame does look very nice. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it.

[@j228rod]

I bought the Gray Guns P365 grip module as well but passed on the straight trigger. On my carry pistols, I tend to stay away from mods that can be used against me in court if I am involved in a self defense shooting. While experienced shooters like us might know that a straight trigger does nothing to reduce trigger pull, a overly-zealous prosecutor might paint the picture that you added this modification to make the trigger more responsive (i.e. "hair trigger"). Keep in mind that the jury will most likely be composed of people that know nothing about guns and will be easily led down the path by the prosecutor.

[@MDpolo]

You make some valid points Joe. However, I have heard both sides of this argument. The other side is that you’d be hard pressed to find judicial precedent where someone has actually been found guilty on a self-defense shooting due to a mod on the pistol used. Of course the wise path is to leave carry pistols as they came from the factory and totally avoid opening this door, and I agree with you on that. I just have not found legal precedent where it has actually happened. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. I appreciate it!

[@stevelamotte5505]

Gloria Maletta Same here!

[@erictrippe2778]

@@j228rod The gray guns grip module is not modifying the gun? Not factory is it?

[@ShawnShipstad]

Great video. I was thinking of doing the flat trigger. -I also have a P365X which has a flat trigger. After seeing your video I am not going to go through the expense as the "Old trigger suits me fine-

[@badengrishSi]

Flat is where it's at! Mechanical leverage is a real thing.

[@erictrippe2778]

The factory trigger too hard for you to pull?

[@Risteard156]

I think Sig Sauer should had left the trigger the same way the Sig 365 has it looks a lot better 😮

[@tdo7125]

If the Gray Guns trigger was vertical I would have liked it better. Thanks for the video!

[@MDpolo]

I agree. Thanks watching. I appreciate it!

[@ac7491]

The grayguns trigger is adjustable so you can take up the overtravel.

[@copelandart]

@@ac7491 That adjust does nothing about the forward position of the trigger, and when I tried to use the adjustment, I found it was virtually useless. If M*CARBO ever comes out with a dual adjust trigger, I'll look at it, but for now, it comes down to personal preference.

[@theflyfishingchronicles7211]

A couple of things to consider. 1. Sig Sauer will void your warranty if you don't have an authorized Sig Sauer gunsmith install it. 2. There may be liability issues if you are ever involved in a shooting, justified or not. This applies to any carry gun you decide to carry if you modify it from factory specifications. .

[@MDpolo]

Thank you for your comment. Regarding your item number 1, you are correct. Regarding item number 2, I have spoken to a trial lawyer, a District Attorney and a retired Federal Judge and not one of them could find case law or precedent where modifying a carry pistol became a problem in a justified self-defense case. Having said that, I am not an attorney, I am not telling anybody what to do and I’m not giving legal advice. Thank you very much for watching!

[@theflyfishingchronicles7211]

@@MDpolo All I said was you might consider this possibility. I am not challenging you. I am sure you are technically correct about case law etc. However, If you notice, lawyers never say "...this is absolutely true or this is absolutely false." In a trial, there is always the "X" Factor with a jury. Politically motivated DA's sometimes use dirty tricks, withhold evidence, etc. I have also spoken with police officers and attorney's about this matter. They all advise a very conservatiive approach in carrying or using a weapon for any purpose. One of them being to not modify firearms used for personal protection and not to use ammunition that is out of the ordinary, like armour piercing or other specialized sabot expanding etc. which could be construed negatively, implying that the person was intending or anticipating shooting someone etc. Just something to consider. I did enjoy your explanation about triggers though. You helped me understand about curved vs flat triggers and why people want to swap them out etc. Cheers.

[@MDpolo]

+The Fly Fishing Chronicles I’m not challenging you either. Just sharing with you what I know - that’s all. BTW, I love fly fishing! Thanks again for watching and God Bless.

[@cascaderetriever7618]

Flat trigger decreases the open space in front of trigger.

[@americanmilitiaman88]

I have long fingers and prefered the XL trigger so i ordered the flat trigger and XL grip for my P365

[@MDpolo]

Good combination. Thank you for watching!

[@jonathantorres7011]

I only change module of my p365 to X, the curve trigger is ok for me, have everything of two words.

[@TheRobkwill]

Curved trigger looks better. I don't care for the flat trigger angle, or the smaller space inside the trigger guard.

[@Wilders53]

Nice trigger but have you seen the Armory Craft Skeleton style flat trigger? Mine will be in today!!! So excited 😁👍

[@MDpolo]

I have not but I’ll take a look. Thanks for the heads-up on it and for watching!

[@frankpalermo9307]

You will love it

[@hoverglass258]

How do you like the AC trigger? Just installed mine and ran 100rds on it. Not sure how I feel yet. Little bit square on the edges for my liking

[@Wilders53]

@@hoverglass258 it took me a minute to get use to it too! But I definitely like it better now!

[@konnorharrell6092]

@@Wilders53 an update on the AC trigger? Thinking about getting it and switching out the XL stock flat trigger

[@russellrudolph4051]

I have both p365xl and p365 , like the xl frame better, but I like the curved trigger far better, I'm putting a curved factory sig trigger on my xl just shoot s better for me.

[@MDpolo]

I agree with you. I like the curved trigger better. Thank you very much for stopping by.

[@jsgll...godgunsliberty1197]

I would have to agree with many, I myself took a long period of time to finally trust the P365, I carried a M&P Shield 1.O for years and had 0 malfunctions with it. . . Yes I said zero, and the 1st Series or 1.0 was never famous for the triggers. . .but I could trust that gun to go bang every single time. Which brings me to say I personally would never change or modify my carry in any way with the exception of sights, because I can tell you when the SHTF in almost any situation of having to pull your carry gun the legalities involved justified or not will cost you dearly in defending your situation, and if you modified your carry especially your trigger you are doomed. . . So personally I would never change out the trigger on my "Carry Gun". . Peace

[@MDpolo]

All good points. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. I appreciate it.

[@znismo1]

Safety version with the Sig Sauer flat trigger upgrade FTW!! 😎 I really like safeties on my Sigs. Seems like the safety version of the P365 are more rare to come by. This is one of the few vids I have seen featured with it. Nice vid btw 👍

[@MDpolo]

You are correct. I don’t see them around very much. Thank you for watching!

[@CliftonHicksbanjo]

I'm sure the factory trigger from Sig Sauer is fine.

[@anonymouscitizen9630]

It's like putting a square shifter on you vehicle.😂🤣😂

[@JohnDoeEagle1]

I personally don't like either flat triggers or U notch rear sights. Both are tactitard fads these days and actually are detrimental to precision accuracy. If all you are doing is ringing large steel plates at 7 yards you won't notice. When you are trying to put multiple bullets through the same hole at 15+ yards you most certainly will notice. Give me the stock curved trigger and a standard [_] square notch rear sight.

[@MDpolo]

I completely agree with you. Thank you very much for stopping by.

[@bangswitch6587]

One item not mentioned on your comparison video is the OEM Trigger is a MIM part. The aftermarket Trigger is a machined part created from a solid piece of metal. The machined Trigger is by far a better part than a MIM part.

[@MDpolo]

Thank you very much for that. I really appreciate it.

[@erictrippe2778]

What is wrong with a "MIM" part? They don't cause the gun to go bang?

[@bangswitch6587]

MIM vs. Forged Parts .... Google it. Tons of articles on the internet addressing it. The reason manufacturers go with MIM parts is because it's cheaper & less time to produce MIM vs Forged parts.

[@erictrippe2778]

@@bangswitch6587 How many p365 mim triggers have failed? That is what I thought...:)

[@ironhorse127]

Nice trigger, but too expensive for just the trigger.

[@mrwashur1991]

Right! Sig sells the flat trigger for $40

[@hankwilamsing456]

Definately worth it

[@GreenMan-em2jd]

$100?! Wow you way over paid. I got mine for $30. I got it installed on my new P365 SAS today but haven’t tried it yet though.

[@MDpolo]

Well, I purchased it directly from Grayguns when they came out. You got a great deal if you paid $30 for an authentic Grayguns trigger. I’d like to know your thoughts on the SAS after you shoot it. I have one on the way. Thanks for watching and cheers!

[@curtrudable]

🎂The sig flat trigger is over 30. How did the get the gray gun trigger for less.

[@adrianotero7963]

Sig also makes a flat trigger......

[@craiglaw7578]

As long as we’re talking cost; what was the gunsmith fee?

[@jctractorman61]

Tried the Sig flat trigger and it just didnt work for me. It doesnt fit the curve of my finger as well as the factory so i reinstalled the original. It is harder to place your fingers in the trigger guard especially if you have to do it quickly.

[@MDpolo]

I agree with you! Thank you so much for stopping by.

[@YaYa-ke1zr]

That’s what I was worried about. I think I need to stick with the curved trigger.

[@AUWDE5704]

I don’t want a safety on my guns and had to look hard for a P365 XL without one because they are more in demand than the ones with manual safety. Also prefer the flat trigger over curved. Gray guns has good triggers, BUT Armory Craft is better.

[@MDpolo]

Interesting. Where I live it’s been very difficult to find one with a thumb safety. Thank you very much for watching and for taking the time to comment.

[@Range-X]

Do you have a Armory Craft one for the p365? I have read about a lot of fitment issues on those, along with a grainy feel in the pull. Love the look of it. Curious to hear your thoughts

[@MDpolo]

I do not. The trigger is Gray Guns

[@adventurfly879]

Could have just bought the literal exact same straight trigger from sig for 49.99.

[@cin426]

I prefer the flat. Less travel time, and feels better with my huge hands. Takes about a lb off the pull.

[@derekbrown7392]

The grayguns one has an adjustable overtravel screw. You should have adjusted it. Just got a grayguns flat adjustable and tweaked it. It's way better than factory!

[@MDpolo]

The overtravel was not the issue for me. I like the flat triggers in other pistols that I have. However, in the P365 I like the original trigger better. It just feels better for me. Thanks for watching.

[@SavetheOcean-y7d]

This xl Straight trigger is very badly designed. Because of this, I went for my Ruger Max 9, great gun!

[@JerryLee..]

The cost may not be worth the flat trigger, but there definitely is a difference in the feel.

[@MDpolo]

I agree that the feel is different. For me, I like the original trigger shoe on the P365. On other pistols I do like a flat trigger shoe. Thanks for watching.

[@armandogavilan1815]

If you're still here bro, you recommend the flat? I'm a newbie so I have no parameters just want the 365x, thanks.

[@JerryLee..]

@@armandogavilan1815 365X has the flat trigger (?) so no extra cost. Probably a reason they have the flat trigger on it. Both are good, both work well. Good luck.

[@armandogavilan1815]

@@JerryLee.. cheers thanks.

[@Antoniotactical]

Flat trigger diminish the tendency to slap the trigger

[@Roadrider19119]

I'm fine with my P365, just like it is. I really don't see any difference between the two. My Glock 19 ,there was a big difference in the take up and break. I'm not going to spend money for just a look.

[@MDpolo]

I’m in agreement with you. As of now, I think the factory trigger shoe is more comfortable and this flat trigger is an aesthetics mod only. Having said that, it is only my opinion and a statement on how it feels to me. Thank you very much for taking the time to watch and comment. I do appreciate it.

[@mrwashur1991]

Especially since sig sells their flat trigger for $40. Less than half the price of this “upgrade” lol

[@erictrippe2778]

You spend money for a haircut don't you? That is just for "a look:...

[@Roadrider19119]

@@erictrippe2778 What are you talking about? A gun is a tool to me. Just like my hammer. I don't buy a gun for it looks. Talk about apples and oranges. Smh

[@erictrippe2778]

@@Roadrider19119 You said you don't spend money just for a look. If you get your haircut, yes you do.

[@Witty76]

I was just looking at the (factory)flat trigger from JoeBobsOutfitters for 45$ which does include a spring and rolling pin. I’m still on the fence myself. I’d like to get rid of the walk that gets you to the “wall” before fired. Other than that this is the only firearm I own I have not modified and carry...365. Thanks for the video.

[@MDpolo]

I have not heard of that flat trigger. Please let me know if you and up going that route and how you like it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I appreciate it!

[@derekbrown7392]

Did you bother adjusting the set screw to shorten the reset? That's the only reason that trigger might be worth buying.

[@MDpolo]

For me, the reset was not the issue with the trigger. I prefer the way my finger rests in the factory trigger. That’s all. Thanks for watching.

[@truthtold9084]

How has the flat trigger been since you made this video? Do you still prefer the curve trigger?

[@MDpolo]

In this particular firearm I do prefer the regular trigger. Zero issues with either one. Thank you very much for stopping by.

[@acme9538]

Can you rack a round into the chamber with the safety in the 'on' position?

[@BigJohnsonGG]

Nice Video, Thanks for Sharing! Carry on

[@jlev9513]

Went and looked at one today hoping to buy. I loved the size, but wasn’t sold on the trigger or the trigger guard. I’m a Glock guy, and love my G19. The 365 has just a little too much take up on the trigger for me, and with the smooth curved trigger guard, I just couldn’t get a good grip on it. Great vid by the way! Earned a sub!

[@jimmyjohnson6232]

My next handgun will be either a p365 or a fns 9c

[@MDpolo]

Check out the FN 509c MRD…

[@mrwashur1991]

All I can say is that sig sells their flat trigger for $40..

[@erictrippe2778]

THAT is all you can say?

[@NateSail82]

I have an XL coming from a shield I hate the flat trigger and want a curved trigger bad. I had the same experience w/my AR-15's I have a RECCE with a curved and an SBR with a flat both Geissele. I hate the flat on the SBR as well.

[@MDpolo]

It’s all personal preference really. Thank you very much for watching!

[@marcusxavier4436]

What about the adjustment screw to reduce take up can you make a video about that?

[@Jeof54]

Good review

[@craiglaw7578]

This video really gave me nothing but; here’s a P365 with a Grayguns flat trigger and here’s one without… Humm

[@MDpolo]

You’re welcome and thank you for watching.

[@georgewoodard378]

Does the phalanx concealment holster work with the manual safety model ?

[@MDpolo]

The Phalanx holster that I have does not work with the safety model of the P365. However, he can make one for you that does.

[@michaelsmith9308]

Vedder and Winthrop both make a safety holster in LEather and full kydex to exacting specifications. I am a Extremist on holsters that not only wear well but can lock the weapon in place 100 PERCENT:) and these both look excellent for quality. The winthrop is leather only and does not offer locking and both can be HIGH ride and cant also!

[@MDpolo]

+Michael Smith - thank you for the info. I own Vedder holsters and like them. However I am not familiar (yet) with Winthrop. Thank you for watching!

[@dillonpatterson4310]

2021 "Excuse my voice im getting over a cold".. RIP

[@MDpolo]

😂😂👍🏻

[@darprdun8968]

So I got the Sig flat trigger and I was wondering if I’d need to get a different holster since I’m using the SIG Blackpoint holster? It has an indent for the curved trigger, wondering if it would interfere or something?

[@MDpolo]

It shouldn’t. Normally the holster secures around the trigger guard and never touch the trigger show itself.

[@voosum]

Is the SIG OEM FLAT TRIGGER PLASTIC OR METAL GREYGUNS IS METAL RIGHT?

[@MDpolo]

Gray guns is metal. Not sure about Sig’s.

[@voosum]

@@MDpolo thanks

[@MDpolo]

You are welcome.

[@tacratt6091]

The Sig triggers are metal

[@dynosaur5291]

Does the manual safety rub or touch the slide?

[@MDpolo]

I don’t own the safety version anymore so I can not answer your question. Thanks for watching.

[@vanguardlh9548]

Geez, all that video, and never did you put a trigger pull guage on the different triggers. The curved trigger will tend to have shooters position their finger in the middle of the curve versus the flat trigger where shooter can pick the middle, or move farther down for better leverage hence less pull weight. Where other reviewers have tested pull weight, it was reduced by 12 oz for the flat trigger: 5 lb 12 oz down to 5 lb. Maybe you can't tell the difference, but I sure can tell that a 12 oz bottle of some drink isn't nothing for weight. Come on. You say "Is it worth it". Well, seems your review doesn't address pull weight at all, and that is important when comparing triggers.

[@MDpolo]

Regrettably when I was filming the video of the battery of my trigger gauge died. So I did not have access to one. Thank you very much for watching.

[@henryschmidt636]

So in your 1st video you sold your 365. Does this and the NRA version videos indicate that you bought yourself a couple more?

[@MDpolo]

That is correct. I decided to give it a second chance since I really liked the pistol. But the new ones have a born on date of 2019 and have been flawless so far. I did have a couple of mag issues recently, but Sig took care of that right away. I have a video on this coming up shortly. Thank you very much for watching her for taking the time to comment.

[@NINZIE1949]

Does it shoot any differently?

[@MDpolo]

Not really. It’s just a matter of personal preference. After many, many rounds through them, I prefer the regular trigger. Thank you very much for watching.

[@erictrippe2778]

Yes...The bullet now comes out of the rear of the barrel.

[@grumman7772]

I learn by my gunsmith that you should lived the trigger ass come from factory I don’t take any chances

[@MDpolo]

+Grumman 777 - some people don’t believe in replacing factory triggers and that’s OK. Others believe that it is OK to replace the factory trigger and “upgrade” it if needed as long as you are using parts from a reputable manufacturer with a proven track record of reliability. The choice is up to you. Thanks for watching.

[@thehamburglar9mm]

Damn, you dont even trust auto-correct either!

[@skippylippy547]

Does your Phalanx holster fit both of your P365's - one with the safety, and one without? I wonder if the model with the safety requires a different holster? Thank you.

[@MDpolo]

It’s not a perfect fit, but it does work. The safety version is no longer in the collection so I cannot make a video on it. But, it did work. Thanks for watching - I appreciate it.

[@skippylippy547]

@@MDpolo Thank you :)

[@MDpolo]

I would like to correct my prior response to you. As it turns out, I tried out the safety version of the P365 in a different holster. As I mentioned it was not a perfect fit but it worked. I started to second-guess my answer to you so I took my Phalanx holster to the gun shop and tried it there with a safety version of the P365 and it does NOT work. My holster has the medium sweat guard and it interferes with the safety. My guess is that the holster with no sweat guard will help.

[@skippylippy547]

@@MDpolo Thank you very much for that clarification. :)

[@danielk0106]

Is the p365 single or double action?

[@MDpolo]

+daniel hoover single action striker fired pistols. Thanks for watching.

[@danielk0106]

@@MDpolo See that's where the confusion comes in. Look here. Read the fourth paragraph nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/the-sig-sauer-p365-the-ultimate-semi-automatic-gun-25025

[@MDpolo]

It would be interesting to contact the author and ask him to explain his statement.

[@MDpolo]

+daniel hoover so i learned something new today thanks to you. I reached out to my contact at Sig and this was the response: “In the past we have labeled 320 and 365's as a double action striker fired system. It is almost like its own action type since it is different than a true single action and a true double action. We simply label this action type as striker fired now instead of labeling it double or single.” This is directly from Sig Sauer.

[@danielk0106]

@@MDpolo That's what someone else had said. I have always believed that Single Action and Double Action is an actual Action and that Hammer Fired and Striker Fired were the types of firing mechanisms used to fire the gun. I 'm even more confused now. Maybe they're like Glock and should call it Safe Action System. AKA Half cocked. LOL

[@jaycamacho8179]

Mine has the curved trigger and I dont see the need to change it. Its smooth and break easily

[@Stealther]

Sig did such a good job with this gun except the trigger sucks balls.

[@MDpolo]

That’s a bit harsh, but point taken.

[@EazyEDC]

I stopped watching half way through because you didn’t even know the purposes of the graygun trigger.. it clearly says that it’s used to cause less take up before the wall and less over travel after the break.. you didn’t mention or show any of that. So thumbs down on the video

[@MDpolo]

Well, thank you for your input and for taking the time to stop by. God bless you.

[@MarkSangamon]

Mine has the manual safety. Do you know how to remove that?

[@MDpolo]

+Mark K - I have never tried. I would call Sig and ask. Thanks for watching!

[@Curtonamis]

You could put it up for trade on Armslist for one without a safety. I'm sure there's a ton of ppl who want one with a safety since the first year they didn't have a safety

[@JerryLee..]

@@MDpolo it's super easy to remove the safety. Total cost is about $50 because you would want a new grip (sorry, not correct terminology) without the ms cutout.

[@savirien4266]

But will it rust like the sig trigger?

[@MDpolo]

Time will tell... Thanks for watching!

[@icu1585]

Flat

[@edwinsane3769]

I guess it’s personal preference, or u have extra money at disposal..😏

[@MDpolo]

Correct! Thank you so much for stopping by.