Reviews & Ratings for SIG SAUER P365 Trigger Springs — 9 reviews — Page 1

It is unfathomable to me that they cant or wont change the pic. Its a certified Sig product but if you order straight from sig you get 3 for the exact same price. Do what you will but it leads me away from buying more products from them

The single spring probably fits the P365 as advertised, as it is in a sealed SIG plastic envelope. But why show a picture of three springs, title the item "trigger springs," call it a "kit" and send a single spring?

How does ONE spring comprise a "kit"?

False advertising shows 3 springs, bag comes with only 1 spring. Bad on SIG and Optics Planet !

I bought two of these springs thinking they cam as a 3-pack. Unfortunately all you get is a single spring. I have confirmed that other vendors sell this spring as a 3-pack, so it appears Optics Planet merely uses other sellers stock pictures for this spring. Wish I had read the other review before purchasing, but didn't think I needed to ask this was a genuine Sig part. Lesson learned.

Everyone should a a spare trigger spring, they do break. The picture is deceiving, it looks like you get 3, you don’t you get 1

Picture shows 3 springs bag only has one (1) spring, shame on sig and Optics Planet for false advertising!

Sig USED to ship three springs per pack - I have seen the old packs myself. NOW they only include ONE spring per pack. They did not bother to change the package’s label and copy from “springS” to “spring”. The Optics Planet web site also still refers to “springs” (plural) and shows three springs in the product photo. Is that legal?

I doubt Sig even cares that when such a simple part fails, it causes the firearm depended upon to protect and save lives to become useless at the exact moment it is needed most. Hint: when your company sells out of three-packs of a critical replacement part, you have an engineering problem. When your company continues to charge the same price for one piece as it did for three pieces because without that part the firearm is useless, you have a moral and ethical problem. If you expect people to continue to be loyal to a brand that is so careless with products that its customers depend on for their lives, you are delusional.