True Prec Flat Trigger P365/Xl Blkd
A flat trigger for your Sig P365 or P365 XL doesn't have to be a full replacement—sometimes a shoe swap is all you need. The True Precision flat trigger shoe is designed to fit any standard Sig P365 fire control unit, letting you upgrade your trigger geometry without swapping internals. If you've built or customized your P365 and want a cleaner, more controllable break, this is a practical drop-in solution that works with your existing assembly.
The DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) finish in black resists wear and corrosion, holding up to regular use at the range or in the field. True Precision focuses on precision manufacturing for competition and duty shooters, and this trigger shoe reflects that attention to detail. For P365 owners looking for a tuned, flat-faced trigger without a complete fire control unit overhaul, this shoe gives you the geometry upgrade you're after.
Installation is straightforward if you're comfortable working with your pistol's trigger assembly. Make sure your P365 or P365 XL is unloaded and safe before you begin, and if you're not confident disassembling your fire control unit, have a gunsmith handle it. Once in place, you'll feel the difference in trigger control and reset.
Key Features
- Flat trigger shoe design for improved trigger control and break
- Fits any Sig P365 or P365 XL fire control unit
- DLC-finished black steel for durability and corrosion resistance
- Drop-in shoe replacement—no complete trigger assembly swap needed
Specifications
| Brand | True Precision |
| Fit | Sig P365 / P365 XL |
| Type | Trigger Shoe Only |
| Finish | DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon), Black |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this fit my Sig P365 XL?
Yes. This flat trigger shoe is designed to fit any standard Sig P365 fire control unit, which includes both the P365 and P365 XL.
Is this a complete trigger replacement or just the shoe?
This is a trigger shoe only. It's meant to replace the curved shoe on your existing fire control unit, not the entire trigger assembly. Your current hammer, springs, and internals remain in place.
Do I need a gunsmith to install it?
Installation requires disassembly of your P365's fire control unit. If you're not comfortable working inside your pistol's trigger assembly, have a qualified gunsmith do the installation to ensure safety and proper function.

