Armed_Chicagoan
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I just bought a used P365 from the original owner, who reports no problems in the 300 rounds he put through it. It has a May 10, 2018 born on date, a transition period from what I can tell. I know some of the major issues from the early runs, so today I took it apart to see what style striker I had and the condition of the trigger bar spring. I have the old-style striker, so it seems a no-brainer to replace that and I already ordered a new Sig-manufactured one. The trigger bar spring looked solidly in place, I can feel it sticking out of the magwell but it doesn't seem to scratch the magazines. The other end sticks out slightly from the trigger bar, so that end seems long enough as well. The issue was some were cut too short and could become disconnected upon firing, yes? So I'll leave the spring in place.
Besides those 2 issues is there anything else I should replace or should I be good to go after the new striker? Obviously, as 2nd owner I'm not covered by the warranty. But I got a smoking deal on this pistol so there's room for preventive part replacement!
Besides those 2 issues is there anything else I should replace or should I be good to go after the new striker? Obviously, as 2nd owner I'm not covered by the warranty. But I got a smoking deal on this pistol so there's room for preventive part replacement!