Sig Sauer P365 Trigger Spring Kit

The cedar spring is excellent and provided the majority of the trigger weight reduction. Let's see how long these parts last

Guided by the excellent videos, the two slide springs went in easily, but the ambidextrous safety prevented access to the sear spring. The videos were clear, but for some reason, the safety simply won't rotate out when the retaining pin is pushed.

The videos did provide excellent understanding of the trigger mechanics, so I was also able to deburr other moving parts as the project progressed. Trigger pull is now 3 lbs 12 ozs. Polishing the parts removed the trigger creep.

Took a chance on the springs, didn’t trigger pull test before, it lessened the pull and fixed the squishy reset my pistol had, nice and crisp now. Two springs were easy, the slide, the sear spring was a PITA but their video helped a lot.

This is a great product at a great value. I am very pleased with the MCARBO spring kit.

Installation was not the easiest, but the MCARBO tutorial video was excellent. Since my pistol has a manual safety and the tutorial video does not, I looked elsewhere for instructions for removing/reinstalling the manual safety, but that turned out to be a fairly easy task.

If you have a 365, you need to get this spring kit!

Hadn't considered a trigger up grade for my P365 seen the one offered by MCARBO decided to give it a try got it put in, it is a nice up grade did a trigger pull test before and after 5.8 before and 4.2 after so definite improvement to a really nice pistol the reset is even better would highly recommend this upgrade.

First, a confession. I'm a 79 old man with fading eyesight and not so study hands, so I cheated and had a gunsmith do the install. Looks simple enough on 27" monitor, but when I looked at the FCU in my shaky hands I decided to save a lot of time and frustration and call in the pros. Now for the spring set. It took the pull from an inconsistent 6 lbs. to a smoother, consistent 4.25 lbs. with an much better overall feel. As to how it will preform on the range, I have yet to find out. Impressions during Dry firing been very good. If I have any problems at the range or it does not hold up, I will be back to edit this review. After years of shooting, and sometimes competing, I have concluded that after PRACTICE, a good trigger is the best thing you can do to improve your scores. The M*CARBO spring kit seems to fulfill the good trigger part.

I like the difference in the trigger after installing this kit. I will say that putting the firing spring on was more challenging than I thought. I have the new P365 X-Macro and they changed the cups that hold the spring to a solid piece of plastic with only one slit to get it off. This actually proved harder to do than the sear spring which actually was easier than I thought after watching the videos. That is just a lot of parts to keep track of and put back together but that stupid trigger spring...... I ended up using a spring clamp to hold the spring down while I pried the new cup off and then the same putting the new one on. All in all it was a simple process but I took my time and kept the video on pause while doing it.

I have a P365X with M*CARBO's trigger spring kit as my EDC. Swapping out the springs allowed for a lighter, consistent and predictable trigger pull. I took my wife to the range to teach her more about shooting pistols and she loved my P365X over the P238 and Glock 19. I built her another P365X and of course and to swap out springs with M*CARBO's P365 Trigger Spring Kit.