Reviews & Ratings for Tyrant CNC Sig P365 Intellifire Pistol Trigger — 37 reviews — Page 1

This thing is sharp! Ordered and arrived promptly. Installation took a little longer than expected but Sig's FCMs have very finicky little parts that all must go back as you found them. Very helpful that Tyrant tactical provides you with a QR code on the packaging that will take you through a step-by-step walkthrough of removing your stock trigger and installation of this one

I completely disagree with all the less than 4star reviews. 4 stars because there is always room for improvement. However, very solid product, good video support for new people and quick company correspondence, should you require that. I did, as my initial purchase had damage (likely some monkey that tried, and later reported a bad review).

This trigger alone will not "make" for much other than a different finger purchase and extra safety lever. Replacing the factory striker assembly and stronger return spring will do more than the trigger will. Add the 3 together, and you have got rid of most of the sponginess of the striker fire set up. It will never be a hammer fired pistol in feel.

***To the idiot(s) who sent back marred triggers for OP to resell, and the crappy reviews (especially one stating it doesn't fit and confirmed with manufacturer) you are all completely wrong and don't belong modifying not even a sandwich.***

This will absolutely fit a P365 AXG Legion, and the company has videos to help out people who have yet to mess with modifying the P365 platform. It also fits any AXG grip module, and I cannot confirm other grip modules as I have not tried.

Overall I am very satisfied and find the finger purchase far better than factory anything.

I had a P365 with the original curved OEM trigger. While it worked fine, I preferred a flat trigger and considered switching to the SIG flat trigger used on the macro. I did a bit of research and decided if I was going to replace the trigger anyway, I might as well consider this option with a trigger safety, having “grown up” with them on Glocks.

The trigger was a snap to install - if you’ve ever removed your FCU then you’ll have no problem doing this. Just have patience and watch a how-to video to get a general idea of how to break down the FCU to get to the trigger.

As for performance, I absolutely love the flat trigger and tactile response. I can’t even tell the integrated safety is there when pulling the trigger. Is it necessary? Probably not but it’s additional peace of mind as I carry this on a daily basis.

Thanks Tyrant and thanks Optics Planet!

I bought two of these. One for my original p365 and one for my P365 AXG Legion. I'm very happy with both! I love how the dingus prevents the trigger from traveling far enough to fire unless depressed. I feel that Tyrant has provided what SIG should have straight out of the box! I much prefer the feel of this trigger over the OEM flat trigger. Contrary to some Q & A that I have read, THIS TRIGGER WILL WORK in the P365 AXG Legion. I called Tyrant CNC and they sent me a link to their youtube video explaining how to get the FCU back in the frame after installation. It worked perfectly.

I installed the intellifire trigger and was unable to put the slode back onto the grip module. The trigger I was sent HAS to be out of spec as it causes the safety lever to not sit higher than with the OEM trigger. I took it to a Gunsmith thinking I had installed something incorrectly. He reinstalled the OEM trigger and the slide easily goes onto the grip module.

Installation was easy and the company's video explained everything you need to know. This trigger replaced a Tactical Trigger full kit. The take up and over travel are LONGER than the Tactical Trigger kit and the 30% claim is very misleading.

Pros:
- 90 degree break
- Crisper break than Tactical Trigger kit

Cons:
- With the trigger installed the FCU takes special finesse to reinstall.
- The dingus safety works MOST of the time. The blade on the rear of the trigger safety does not ALWAYS catch the frame.
- When replacing the Tactical Trigger kit, the uptake is LONGER and the over travel is FURTHER.

Personally like this. The force required to push the safety in lines up exactly with pushing to the wall. It won't fix the "rolling break" the platform seems to have but it does add a safety net for those who want it. I like the feel overall and think it's worth it but I do prefer a trigger safety over none at all.

The installation wasn't bad. I bought tools from Sig Guy and replaced the trigger spring while i had it off. What took me long was putting the take down lever back in. The break is crisp, take up is less, and it feels way better than the tinfoil material sig used. Works with my Icarus Precision grip nicely.

Starts stiff but after breaking period, trigger has smoothed out considerably

The top of the trigger (where it meets the frame) is not cut deep enough preventing the trigger bar from moving back far enough for the safety lever to drop down all the way. It led to not being able to pull the slide back in. For those that had a good working product right off the bat, congrats. for those of us with issues, i could only wish quality control was better.