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Works as advertised. Install video is great. But my gunsmithing failed: my older eyes must have got more than 2 threads showing on Allen screw because gun wouldn't dry fire. Wasn't sure I had assembled FCU properly, so tried to uninstall Mcarbo trigger, but 1/16" punch didn't fit in hole to remove pin. Finally found a small paper clip that fit and easily pushed pin out (small Allen wrench works too). The problem is the 1/16" hole not drilled through on Mcarbo trigger. Replacement trigger had same problem, but functioned as advertised, so keeping. FYI: check 1/16" hole on Mcarbo trigger, before install. Adjusted Allen screw to get successful dry fire. Great trigger!
Great product. I have converted two P365X models including the spring kit and titanium striker kit. In both cases I experienced over 40% reduction in trigger pull weight and a much shorter, well defined reset. The new and improved slide cap that comes with the striker kit is awesome. A real lifesaver! The video was very helpful; however, I do have two recommendations. First, the video should show a better representation of the correct position of the take down lever safety bar pin. The final position into which it is supposed to be rotated is not clearly shown. Second, a reference to you video that shows how to remove and replace the manual safety would be helpful. I wound up searching the internet for instructions, not realizing that you had a video available.
I replaced the MIM stock P365 flat trigger with this MCarbo trigger. Its well worth the extra cost: more room in front, less creep, solid wall at 90, and good break at 5 o'clock just like the video shows. This trigger and the MCarbo spring kit make for an excellent action on the 365.
Received this as a gift from my fiancé for Christmas and was excited. After two hours of trying to instal it I realized the poor machining caused it to be millimeters off lifting the safety bar into the slides way. No way to fix this. Returning it and getting a notable company’s trigger.
I bought one of the first run of this trigger and absolutely fell in love, especially after already having the spring kit installed. Watching the instruction video twice really helped, especially after being a GLOCK armorer for so many years(Sig handgun lock work is much more complicated). The only real trouble I had was with a pin at the trigger. I had to remove it partially to get the trigger in, but it was pretty easy once I realized how it all worked. Between the trigger and spring kit, I'm getting a consistent pull of 3.5lbs on my Wheeler digital trigger weight gauge, which is right where I like my triggers to be set. I plan on upgrading to the M*Carbo Titanium P365 striker very soon! I received the V2 trigger from M*Carbo and it went in quite a bit easier than the V1. M*Carbo just dropped one in the mail and didn't ask for the old one back. Talk about customer service! That's how it's supposed to be done!! I'm still at 3.5lbs on the trigger weight, but with slightly improved take-up(it was already amazing with the V1) and a slightly cleaner break(also very good on the V1 trigger). Thanks M*Carbo for the killer service, incredible selection and innovation! I'm be a repeat client as long as you're in business.
I have this trigger on my XL and X-Macro. Reduces the pre-travel and fast reset. I put this on my X-Macro to have a consistent trigger pull when training with all my P365's. The install was faster than the first time I did it on my XL.
Initially, I was not sold on how the gun felt during the first 50 rounds of using this trigger (and the spring kit). After the first 50 rounds, my love for the P365 came back! The pull is short, a lot shorter than the factory trigger. The reset is awesome...there is a clear audible click and you can also feel the pulse through the actual trigger. The installation took a little more work (For removing and reinstalling the Safety: mainly because the detent attached to my safety spring shot out across the room...and took 20 minutes to find (There are videos out there that show how to remove and reinstall the safety for the P365). Other than that, the trigger is nice enough that I am going to buy another one of these (along with the spring kit) for my other P365. My comment below about including the safety removal video as a CON is just me being grouchy....luckily my eye sight is still excellent to find that little detent!
I've own a few variations of the P365 and had always wanted to replace the oem forward canted flat-faced trigger. I've tried out a few aftermarket and although they were pretty nice, I am so glad I tried MCARBO's trigger. This trigger took away most of the pre-travel, allows my t-finger to stand readily in a very comfortable position and gives me more room to insert my t-finger (especially with gloves on). Then the set screw also allows me to customize my trigger wall at my desired break point. Reset is crisp and short just how I like it. In my humble opinion, this trigger is the best for the P365 family. Install was a breeze.
Trigger is superior to the Sig flat trigger that came on my XL. Travel and reset of trigger is awesome. As title says my consistency at 15 and 20 yards has improved drastically. Easy to follow video instruction was flawless.
4.2lb repeatable pull when coupled with the spring kit. I had to do some minor fitting between the trigger bar and safety lever like another review mentioned due to the safety lever sitting proud after the install. However this let me tune the engagement to be perfectly fit for the new pre-travel (which is less than 1/3 the original.) and maintain the striker block safety. If you run into this issue and are not comfortable making the adjustments PLEASE take it to a gunsmith. My safety lever was pretty rough cut from the factory(may have been the fitment issue to begin with). Overall I am extremely happy with this trigger. Go watch the video on the install and see if you drop the safety lever at the same time they do!
This trigger really is the best. It's as close as you can get to a 1911 trigger in a small CCW pistol. It's not just a shiny replacement. It's completely reengineered. I also installed the spring kit, which I highly recommend. Leave the original striker spring installed if you intend to use hard-primer ammunition. (4.0 lb. pull) In summary, this MCarbo trigger is not just a replacement for the P365 factory trigger, it's a complete redesign. Reengineered to near perfection. The pre-travel is greatly reduced, the creep is gone, over-travel is eliminated, and the reset is short and crisp. Great job, MCarbo! Keep 'um coming!
The wall and reset is instant. After the 1st pull there's almost no take up for after shots and the reset is much faster.
Love this trigger. Insane improvement vs sig’s mushy oem. Super crisp break and I love quick the reset. Drastic difference to shoot with. Super smooth! Speed and follow up shots are great. I paired with the mcarbo spring kit, mcarbo titanium striker & new stainless stryker housing/rear slide cover, and extended mag release, it’s a dream to shoot. Dpm recoil spring has it tuned to perfection. Other than a new grip module and slide, I won’t ever change a thing. If you’re hesitating getting because of not wanting to switch out springs, the trigger is a worthy upgrade by itself.
Installed this with the spring kit and got it delivered in no time. Really like the adjustments and the smoothness of this whole set up. No more crunchy factory trigger and my shots hit exactly where I place them.
Performs like I was hoping it would. It's not as good as a 1911 trigger, but it's as close as it can get for a striker fired gun. Thanks, MCarbo!
I got the original (faulty) trigger, but until I had about 4-500 rounds through it I didn't know. Then one day I got a bunch of emails including a tracking number, and two days later the replacement trigger showed up. Wow. Customer service was on point. But I haven't been able to go shooting so I put off the trigger replacement because working on this gun (P365 SAS) is kind of a pain. I replaced the trigger today, and the new trigger feels just like the old one, will hopefully shoot just as well, and won't fail like the last one. See pictures for what that failure looks like after only 4-500 rounds. But the trigger - it's very nice. All the nice. Ergonomically it feels perfect. Smooth where it needs to be smooth, and flat where it needs to be flat. The geometry for finger placement is right where it needs to be for me. I have the trigger spring kit as well, so this trigger coupled with the spring kit gets rid of a lot of the sponginess of the factory trigger. It also makes the reset a LOT more crisp. I don't have a pull meter so I can't say specifically how many pounds of weight reduction there is in the pull, but the felt action is much lighter, and much smoother. Again, the photos are here for fair warning on how the faulty trigger can fail, as well as showing off my TP barrel and Griffin Armament Compensator with the new trigger job.