SIG Sauer P320 Skeletonized Flat Trigger, Blue PVD, NEW. Price is for 1.
This is the SIG P320 skeletonized flat trigger with Blue PVD coating. We had these triggers professionally PVD coated. The coating adds a protective, durable layer, plus added lubricity (PLEASE NOTE BLUE PVD COATING IS NOT AS RESILIENT AS TiN). This is similar to the triggers offered in the P320 standalone FCUs. Exact blue coloring will vary. Color will transition from Blue, Purple, Bronze, Gold. This trigger should work with most upgraded P320s in 9mm, 40SW, 357SIG and 45ACP (manual safety or non-manual safety versions). This is a drop-in replacement for the stock trigger. Improves trigger break and feel. Negligible change to pull weight. Add a bit of style to your pistol with this trigger.
Includes: One SIG Sauer skeletonized flat trigger, PVD coated, NEW. (Loose, bulk packaging). Factory grease may be present. No Slide, chamber flag, grip, etc. included
Installation is available for an additional charge. May not work in pre-upgrade models without modification.
Also available with serialized SIG frame: HERE
Includes: 8900095 (SIG Sauer P320 Skeletonized Trigger), PVD Coated
None of the Sig Sauer items in this kit have a MAP
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Blue PVD
Fast shipping. Product was not as shiny as I thought it would be (only reason for the 4 stars), but it is otherwise just as described. I will definitely order another one for my M18 as well.
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Beautiful Trigger
This trigger looks and feels great. No wear after my first range trip after a few hundred rounds with and without gloves.
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P320 BLUE TRIGGER
Very nice finish on the trigger, doesn't scratch off and adds some subtle color. Goes well with the Sig Custom Works FCU.
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P320 blue pvd flat trigger
It is what I was looking for as far as color. When I received the package I was excited to install the new trigger, took about 5 minutes or less. After I installed it I played with it dry firing and notice that the pvd coating looked dull in a couple of spots. The shiny finish of it wiped away with oil on my finger. It is still a functional trigger but I paid for the coating and it is rubbing off before ever hitting the range. Time will tell and I will get a new one or my money back if it is not up to my expectations for a super expensive piece of pressed steel
