One of the most popular EDC guns on the market is the Sig Sauer P365. It is compact, reliable, and easy to carry. It is also a gun that has seen a massive growth in aftermarket parts. While the spectrum of products is wide, one item seems to always rise to the top, and that is triggers. There are countless options out there, but one of the best is from RAAM Tactical. Their offering in this arena is the RAAM Tactical Sig Sauer P365 Leverage Trigger Kit.
RAMM Tactical – Improving the P365
The RAMM Tactical Sig Sauer P365 Leverage Trigger Kit is engineered to enhance the factory trigger characteristics of the P365 platform while maintaining the reliability and safety features of the original design. The new trigger kit is compatible with all P365 variants, including California-compliant models and magazine safety configurations.
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The P365 has become one of the most widely adopted carry pistols on the market. Still, many shooters report that the factory trigger exhibits excessive pre-travel, longer reset, and a heavier feel than desired. RAMM Tactical’s Leverage Trigger Kit addresses these issues through geometry and leverage changes rather than reduced striker spring strength, allowing for improved performance without compromising ignition reliability.
Uses Factory Springs
Unlike many aftermarket trigger systems that rely on lighter striker springs to reduce pull weight, RAMM Tactical’s design retains the factory striker spring. Reducing striker spring weight can result in inconsistent ignition and unreliable operation. By preserving factory spring strength, the Leverage Trigger Kit delivers a lighter and smoother trigger pull while maintaining the consistency and repeatability expected from a defensive pistol.
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The Leverage Trigger Kit is engineered to remove maximum pre-travel without interfering with the P365’s trigger safety plunger or factory drop safety systems. Adjustable pre- and post-travel set screws allow the user to fine-tune trigger movement while ensuring full rearward travel for reliable ignition. This results in a shorter, more positive reset and a cleaner break compared to the factory configuration.
Choose Your Trigger Weight
Trigger pull weight is selectable within the 3.5 to 4.5 pound range, allowing shooters to balance performance and personal preference. The trigger pad features an ergonomic profile designed for comfort and consistent finger placement during extended range sessions or daily carry use.
RAMM Tactical emphasizes that the kit is designed to work with the pistol’s factory configuration and safety systems. Users are advised to base their selection on the firearm’s factory configuration rather than previously installed aftermarket components.
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RAMM Tactical P365 Trigger
The Sig Sauer P365 Leverage Trigger Kit represents RAMM Tactical’s continued focus on enhancing factory firearms through thoughtful engineering rather than sacrificing reliability for lighter pull weights.
The RAMM Tactical Sig Sauer P365 Leverage Trigger Kit includes:
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| RAMM Tactical Leverage Trigger (California compliant) |
| Proprietary take-down lever |
| Proprietary RAMM Tactical slide end cap |
| Proprietary sear and trigger pin |
| Sear spring, trigger return spring, and safety plunger spring |
| Pre and post travel adjustment 0.9mm hex key |
| Extra blue thread locker |
| Selectable 3.5 to 4.5 pound trigger pull weight |
| Ergonomic trigger pad |
| For manual safety models, the factory thumb safety lever is retained. Optional color-matched extended controls, including slide catch, magazine button, and manual thumb safety, are available separately. |
For additional information, visit RAMM Tactical.
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