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Posted: 11/27/2025 12:37:42 AM EDT
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Is anyone aware of a company working on an FRT for the SIG P320? The P320 would seem like a great candidate for an FRT. LEO trade-ins are plentiful and dirt cheap right now, the short trigger stroke would work way better than a Glock trigger and with almost zero trigger slap, and the Flux chassis would complement it well. Nobody is stuffing a P320 down the front of their pants any more, with or without an FRT, so safety concerns using one as a pure range toy would be minimal. I don't have a P320, nor have I ever taken one apart. If you have one, do you think the operating principle used on Glock FRTs (a trigger reset arm actuated by the bottom of the barrel feed ramp) could be made to work? |
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Quoted: I'd love an FRT for my Raider, as long as it was multi-position, and not locked into being always on. We already have a platform that is suspected for firing on its own. Unless the FRT fundamentally changes the FCU, then the possibility remains that s P320 could remain in a repeating mode whether you wanted it to or not. |
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Oh yeah nothing like your gun doing a full magdump when you drop it at the wrong angle Attached File |
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Interesting bullshit responses for a tech forum. Op, id like to see one as well. Same as with a Glock style FA variant. Sig did make OEM 30’s for it. To my knowledge it hasn’t been done. Interestingly the internals do look like it’s possible similar to how the beretta and Glock FRT works. |
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Quoted: Interesting bullshit responses for a tech forum. Not really. Why would you want to take something that has the potential of an uncommanded discharge and install the means for it being able to empty the magazine on its own? Whatever. You do you. Good day, sir.  |
 P320 FRT (Forced Reset Trigger System) |
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