Videos tagged with Trigger Bar Spring

This video discusses reported issues with Sig Sauer P365 firearms, primarily focusing on potential ammunition-related failures and part breakages. The speaker, Ben Stoeger, analyzes user comments and personal observations, suggesting that while P365s may not have the same inherent design flaws as the P320, ammunition quality and high round counts can lead to component failures like broken trigger bar springs and extractors. The discussion highlights concerns about remanufactured ammunition and the general decline in factory ammo quality.

This review of the Sig Sauer P365, presented by Tim from Military Arms Channel, details a catastrophic trigger failure due to a broken trigger bar spring after approximately 900 rounds. The video highlights concerns about excessive striker drag and primer smearing, comparing it unfavorably to other micro-compact pistols. Despite initial positive impressions, the failure leads to a strong cautionary note regarding the reliability of early P365 models for self-defense.

This guide details the process of installing a new trigger on a Sig Sauer P227, as demonstrated by Terry G from Impact Guns. It covers field stripping, component removal including the trigger bar spring and locking block, critical attention to trigger pivot pin orientation, and reassembly. The video emphasizes the use of specialized tools and careful manipulation of springs for successful installation, concluding with a function check and trigger pull weight measurement.