The Sig P320 Forced Reset Trigger is a drop-in forced reset device designed specifically for the Sig Sauer P320. It replaces the factory disconnector inside the fire control unit and uses the slide’s cycling to mechanically push the trigger forward into reset after each shot. This allows much faster follow-up shots while still firing only one round per deliberate trigger pull.
Installation involves a full fire control unit teardown with punches and a hammer, but no permanent modifications are required. New pistols typically need a 400–600 round break-in (or equivalent dry-cycling), and recommended ammunition is 115–124 grain, with Blazer Brass FMJ preferred. Compact and Carry models (and many aftermarket or cut slides) may require a heavier 14–18 lb recoil spring and compatible guide rod for reliable operation.
Compatible with these configurations (listed as true drop-in):
- P320 Full Size
- P320 Carry
- P320 Compact
- M17
- M18
- Flux Raider chassis
Includes: One forced reset component + two nylon spacers (one installed, one spare).
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- Not an auto sear and does NOT convert your firearm into a machine gun.
- Not an NFA item.
NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES FOR FORCED RESET DEVICES ONCE INSTALLED OR USED.
IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE – THIS PRODUCT IS NOT AN FRT - This product is NOT an FRT (Forced Reset Trigger) and is not a Rare Breed FRT or any product marketed under the “FRT” trademark.
YOU ARE REQUIRED TO UNDERSTAND AND KNOW THE LEGALITY OF THIS PRODUCT IN YOUR AREA AS THIS IS A HIGHLY CONTESTED PRODUCT AND LAWS CHANGE ALMOST DAILY.
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