*This item will only fit and function in P365 Models that have a Locking Pin Channel as shown in This Image*
- Precision CNC-machined titanium striker for Sig Sauer P365 reduces lock time.
- Lightweight titanium design minimizes light strikes and primer drag compared to the standard OEM MIM Striker.
- The only ready-to-install P365 Striker Assembly Upgrade for immediate results.
- Durable stainless steel construction ensures longevity, surpassing OEM plastic striker sleeves in durability.
- Features a unique double lock system for added slide cap security.
WHAT'S IN THE KIT
- 1 - Precision CNC Machined Titanium Sig Sauer P365 Striker - (Reduced Weight allows for Lighter Striker Spring)
- 1 - Custom Lighter 3lb Striker Spring - (Only available with Titanium Striker)
- 1 - Stainless Steel Striker Housing
- 1 - Textured Slide Cap with Proprietary Lock
- 1 - Slide Cap Pin
- 1 - Slide Cap Spring
- 2 - Striker Spring Retaining Cups
Installation Video
Sig Sauer P365 Titanium Striker Assembly - CNC Striker Housing w/ Slide Cap
*This item will only fit and function in P365 Models that have a Locking Pin Channel as shown in This Image*
Introducing our Sig Sauer P365 Titanium Striker Assembly – a high-performance upgrade for your firearm designed for enhanced performance and longevity. This product fits perfectly with multiple models including Sig Sauer P365, Sig Sauer P365 380, Sig Sauer P365SAS, Sig Sauer P365XL, Sig Sauer P365X, and Sig Sauer P365 X-Macro.
Precision CNC Machined from from lightweight titanium, this P365 striker reduces lock time, ensuring no light strikes or primer drag - common issues associated with the OEM MIM Striker. It weighs 35% less than the Factory OEM Striker, providing effortless maneuverability and precision.
This fully assembled striker assembly upgrade is easy to install with immediate drop-in results. With improved striker lug geometry, you’ll experience 30% less trigger creep, elevating your shooting prowess. This striker is a perfect solution for reducing Sig P365 Primer Drag while enhancing your firearm's lifespan and overall performance.
Our superior stainless steel construction promises durability and longevity, so you can disassemble your firearm multiple times without worrying about tabs breaking off.
The Sig Sauer P365 Striker Housing Cap Lock features a unique double lock system to ensure that the slide cap stays locked during live fire. This proprietary locking system is more efficient and effective than Sig's new slide cap lock striker housing.
Sig Sauer P365 Resources:
If you're getting the Sig Sauer P365 Titanium Striker Assembly, then you might find the following Sig Sauer P365 Resources useful in further enhancing your firearm. Download the Sig Sauer P365 Owners Manual or use the Sig Sauer P365 Exploded View as a Parts Diagram to plan your next firearm project.
M*CARBO No Hassle 100% Lifetime Guarantee:
The Sig Sauer P365 Titanium Striker Assembly - CNC Striker Housing w/ Slide Cap - Including Proprietary Lock is protected by the M*CARBO No Hassle 100% Lifetime Guarantee.
Drop Tested and Approved:
Sig Sauer P365 Titanium Striker Assembly - CNC Striker Housing w/ Slide Cap - Including Proprietary Lock is drop Tested according to SAAMI Standard Z299.5 rating (12" & 48").
Tested and Approved:
The Sig Sauer P365 Titanium Striker Assembly - CNC Striker Housing w/ Slide Cap - Including Proprietary Lock has been tested repeatedly to ensure reliable operation and safety.
ATTENTION:
You must be 18 yrs of age to purchase. We advise that all parts purchased from our inventory be installed and inspected by a qualified gunsmith. Modifying your weapon may be prohibited in your state. Do not modify your sear or hammer engagement surfaces, with or without the Sig Sauer P365 Titanium Striker Assembly - CNC Striker Housing w/ Slide Cap - Including Proprietary Lock. Before installing please be sure to check all local state and federal laws. By installing this part you agree to take full responsibility for any and all legal, health and warranty consequences that may be incurred.
A Must Have 🔥🔥🔥
This is a game changer for your Sig slides. Lighter weight. Lighter trigger pull. Easy to clean. You won't be disappointed. I highly recommend this. 🔥🔥🔥
John Withington
Akron, OH
Light primer strikes
I never had light primer strikes with my factory striker and spring. I have always taken my reloads to the range and the p365 would chew through it no problem until I put this pin in. I thought maybe my reloads are to blame but my buddy chew through them in 2 different pistols.. sorry I'm not trusting my life on this pin.
Quality product
This new striker assembly seems to be a very high quality product. I purchased it for my P365 XL that already has several modification improvements to make it my own. After watching MCarbo’s great installation video a couple of times I completed the easy peasy replacement in less than two minutes start to finish. While I did not actually measure the before and after trigger pull with a gauge, to my feel it seems like a smoother, bit less creepy pull, but it does seem a bit stronger pull is required. I already had the MCarbo short stroke trigger in my P365 XL. I definitely like the new assembly and cap. I haven’t taken it to my gun club yet, but will in a day or two to test fire several different types of rounds for reliability. If there are any problems I will update my review, but so far it’s great!
flawless
I previously reviewed this on an FDEZ comp'd slide set up for the XL. Was getting light strikes with this striker. This FDEZ company blows ass. I had nothing but problems with that slide. Zero communication from company they just ignored a polite email. I thought it was the titanium striker that was giving me light strikes. Well I replaced that FDEZ slide with a stock Sig comp'd slide. Its now 100% reliable. Zero malfunctions and over 250 rounds put in today. The trigger feel has improved so much, zero creep and with my Tyrant CNC safety trigger the break is crisp and clean at 90 degrees. Couldn't be happier the gun is so accurate and a joy to fire now.
light primer strikes
I never had even one light strike on my EDC P365XL until I replaced striker with new Ti kit. I own three versions of that pistol and have installed lots of Mcarbo kits and parts on several different brands of firearms. Always loved the results. This problem doesn't happen with premium ammo, only with less expensive range ammo. I swapped slides with another P365 and the problem traveled with the swap meaning its in that new striker. I disassembled, cleaned, lubed and inspected and saw nothing. I shoot every weekend and like the XL the best, so I run a lot thru it. Maybe I'll just install the OEM spring,,,,
Slide issues after install
After installing the striker assembly and backplate I went to put my gun back together, the slide wouldn’t go on as easily as with the factory backplate and striker. I don’t know if the safety lever is getting stuck on the backplate or the striker is getting stuck on the sear. From looking at it I am confident that it’s the backplate getting stuck on the safety lever but not 100% sure.
Works great for me
I purchased this for my p365xl and was a little worried going to a lighter striker and striker spring may cause problems. I put a pencil down my barrel eraser down and tested the factory striker and the titanium striker assembly. Both shot the pencil out of the barrel with the barrel facing the ceiling, which was a good sign. I took it to the range with the titanium assembly installed and had the stock with me just in case I needed to try the oem spring. Using the assembly as sent with the 3lb spring, I had no issues. It fired everything I put into it. I showed a little striker drag on some of the rounds with softer primers, but everything functioned perfectly. I fired Remington training 115 grain fmj, Sellier and Bellot 115 grain fmj, federal hst 124 grain jhp, ammo inc 124 grain sierra jhp, and hornady custom 124 grain xtp. The sellier and bellot and hornady seem to have harder primers, but everything worked flawlessly. For my firearm, this titanium striker assembly worked perfectly.
Would this fit my sig p365 mfg date June 7, 2018?
Davek November 24, 2024 1:46 PM
I have the FDEX WERX comp'd slide that had the channel cut out, however the retaining pin does not like up correctly so the pin locks into the back plate. Is this safe to use or are there remedies? Thanks.
Will this fit the p365 fuse?
Spoke to "fox" from MCarbo on 11/18/2024 and he stated that the firing pin kit IS compatible with the SIG P365 FUSE.
Does the included slide cap come in different colors if not can one be made to order
Currently, it is available exclusively in black.
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August 7, 2024 9:23 AM
Currently, it is available exclusively in black.
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August 7, 2024 9:22 AM
If possible I have the gold color accessories on my p365 x macro would you be able to make a slide cap in that color
It looks like the stainless striker housing requires your slide cap with spring loaded pin. If I want to retain my current slide cap, I would need to retain the plastic striker housing, correct? (Or otherwise drill a hole in it in order to use the stainless housing...)
Are there issues with light strikes? I saw a couple people mention that and want to make sure that has been addressed, as this is an EDC and needs to go bang every time.
I have fired over 2000 round with this striker in my p365 and have not had a single light strike or any other malfunction. I have been using Blazer Brass 115 gr. This is a Great Striker!
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September 17, 2024 3:27 PM
Love all the products I have purchased from M-Carbo, I just installed the Ti assembly in my EDC P365XL, sadly I am experiencing light striker hits. I'm running new 115 ammo, CCI and Buffalo, Can the trigger pull distance cause this? I'm planning on adjusting more travel into it and will remove firing mechanism to clean and retry, any thoughts?
To everyone who purchased this setup, is it really worth the money? When you add the tax and shipping, the price seems a bit high. I would think that if the price was more around the 129.99 to 149.99 mark, they would make more sales.
PTJ April 3, 2024 12:14 PM
I'm having lite strikes to no strike on my primers ever since installation of all M*Carbo products on my 365 except your new barrel with compensator. Can you send out a new striker spring (may be defective) for the titanium striker and also some information on adjusting the trigger travel screw? Your link to this did not work. Thank you.
Does the striker spring retaining cups separate or are they one piece?
The striker spring retaining cups are separate components.
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August 7, 2024 9:25 AM
The striker spring retaining cups are separate components.
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August 7, 2024 9:25 AM
Does this work on the new P365 ASG Legion? I previously installed this on one of the early model P365's and loved it, but not sure whether it will work (or is even worth it) for my newest version?
My Shalotek slide does not have the channel, so I won’t be able to use your housing or plate, unfortunately. But the striker and spring will still work with the oem housing and plate, correct?
Correct. The striker and striker spring will work with the factory set up and shalotek slides. However since shalotek did not mill the small channel into their slides the mcarbo slide cap and plunger lock will not work.
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Slow zn6 /
April 17, 2024 10:50 AM
I would like to know if anyone has got this to work with the shalotek slides as well.
I would like to know if anyone has got this to work with the shalotek slides as well.
And by plate, I mean slide cap
I’m unfortunately one of those having major light strike issues after your trigger spring kit (which I love otherwise).
Can I assume this Ti striker kit will resolve that too?
Enigma January 21, 2024 10:01 AM
I just received the CNC Striker and was wondering if it was possible to order an additional back plate?
Have you done any testing on the strength of the sear lug vs OEM? I would love to see some info on this.
When are orders going to be shipping? I placed my order quite some time ago with no ETA. I already contacted support with no response
December 30, 2023 7:58 PM
I bought a trigger spring kit, will I have to change the spring on this to the one in my kit? Unfortunately it’s not your trigger kit it’s armory craft. Not sure if using there’s or just dropping this in. Much appreciated thanks guys!
waiting to hear if it fits the P365 for California Model?
Yes it will! Our trigger is the only product that we have out that isn't compatible unless you remove the magazine disconnect.
As far as I know y’all supply these to everyone else and where all asking for them so where they at, respectfully?
Another Vet
We have been sending them out as batches as soon as we complete machining them. The next batch is expected to be sent out 12/18 which will include your order!
When will these be back in stock??
will this work with california p365??
Curious if any new p365x will not work with this and if it does work I'm really looking for a aluminum colored back plate if that's possible. Any info would be appreciated.
Will you offer an upgrade kit (striker housing & slide end cap only) for those of us who've purchased the prior version of the Titanium Performance Striker ?
We have discontinued the striker sleeve assembly to be sold separately as we don't recommend the factory striker due to striker tip breakages. If you already have our Titanium striker then give us a call and we will create a custom order for the striker assembly to be caught up with the full drop-in package.
If my P365 does not have the pin lock cap will this product still work? If not, will you come out with one that will?
Are replacement springs available for the striker unit and how often should they be changed?
Looking for an answer to my question about my 2 365 slides.
September 14, 2023 9:49 AM
I have 2 365 xl slides and the latest one does not have a hole in rear to accept the plunger on your Titanium Striker assb. Are you planning to make one for this type and /or will the existing one work?
September 13, 2023 9:52 AM
If I had to guess I'd say no, just probably not practical to design a whole different setup for a small subset of 365s. Thankfully it's not very expensive to pick up a factory slide from someone who's replaced theirs with an aftermarket. I also assume some aftermarket slides also have this same hole, but I've never checked.
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J_ /
September 27, 2023 2:21 PM
How far out is the back order?
Has anyone tried this in combination with the trigger kit from Tactical Trigger? My main concern is compatibility with Tactical Trigger's kit having its own slide cap as well which is needed as their pre-travel shim engages the firing pin block connector, blocking an oem slide cap during assembly.
I asked and they said you would need to have them modify the mcarbo cap if you wanted to use their pre-travel stop. Though after saying this they continued with several paragraphs making it clear they aren't mcarbo's biggest fan haha.
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J_ /
September 27, 2023 2:17 PM
Assuming this can be used with OEM striker spring if wanted, without issue? Obviously just not optimized or lightened perceived pull?
Correct! The OEM Striker Spring can be used but just won't have the optimized trigger pull weight reduction.
When will these be back in stock??
We should be shipping out Back-Orders in 5-6 weeks
Thank you for your service!
I have the 365 with your spring kit and flat trigger kit . When replacing the OEM striker with the titanium striker is the spring that comes with the titanium striker the same as the replaced one that came with the spring kit or will it lighten trigger pull even more? Thank you
The striker spring used in the Titanium Striker Assembly is a 3lb striker spring, which will allow further trigger pull reduction from the trigger spring kit that uses the 4lb striker spring.
Wondering the same thing....
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Jpb1972 /
August 7, 2023 8:05 PM
I have the Rose Gold version of the P365 which has a Rose Gold colored endcap. Does the all in one striker assy. only come with the Black endcap?
Yes right now the slide cap is only available in black. If you guys are interested in different color/texture options we'll make some.