Tyrant Cnc Intellifire Tdp365Trigblackgold Sig P365 Intlfire Trgr

SKU:
144600229
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UPC:
612789319244
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MPN:
TD-P365-TRIG-Black-Gol
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The Tyrant CNC IntelliFire trigger system for SIG P365 tackles a real gap in the compact carry market: the factory P365 has no trigger safety, leaving everyday carriers and professionals relying entirely on grip and training to prevent accidental discharge. Tyrant CNC engineered a patent-pending dual safety blade system specifically for the P365's tight grip module, introducing the first trigger safety feature the platform has seen. If you carry appendix or want an extra layer of mechanical safety on your concealed-carry pistol, this drop-in replacement delivers both the control and peace of mind that matter when carrying daily.

The trigger itself is built from 12L14 steel with lightweight 6061 aluminum safety blades, stainless steel internals, and a heat-treated spring designed to last the life of the gun. The dual blade geometry uses a 3:1 lever ratio to clear the grip module when you intentionally depress it, but if either blade stays undepressed, the rear blade blocks the firing pin mechanically. You get a solid 90-degree break—consistent on first shots and followups—plus 30% less pre-travel than stock, giving you a faster, cleaner trigger press without sacrificing the safety architecture SIG built in.

Tyrant CNC's hybrid trigger ergonomics feature a flat face with a subtle curve on the bottom, designed to work with how your finger naturally meets the trigger during the firing stroke. Installation is straightforward as a drop-in replacement on standard P365 variants. If you're running an aftermarket grip module, this trigger plays well with those setups too—just verify compatibility if you're on a California-compliant model with a manual magazine disconnect, as those may need additional checking.

Key Features

  • Patent-pending dual safety blade system—the first trigger safety designed for P365's cramped grip module
  • 12L14 steel body with stainless steel internals and heat-treated spring for long-term reliability
  • 30% reduction in pre-travel for faster, more responsive trigger action
  • Crisp 90-degree break angle ensures consistency on initial and follow-up shots
  • Hybrid flat-face ergonomics with subtle bottom curve for natural finger placement
  • Drop-in installation—no gunsmithing required on standard P365 models
  • Compatible with aftermarket grip modules

Specifications

PlatformSIG SAUER P365
Trigger Body Material12L14 Steel
Safety Blade Material6061 Aluminum
Spring MaterialStainless Steel, Heat-Treated
Break Angle90 degrees
Pre-Travel Reduction30% less than factory
Trigger FaceHybrid Flat with Subtle Bottom Curve
Installation TypeDrop-in Replacement

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the IntelliFire trigger compatible with my P365 grip module?

The IntelliFire is designed as a drop-in replacement for standard SIG SAUER P365 variants and works with most aftermarket grip modules. However, if you have a California-compliant P365 with a manual magazine disconnect feature installed, you should verify compatibility before purchase, as that feature may require additional consideration.

Do I need a gunsmith to install this trigger?

No. The IntelliFire is a drop-in replacement, meaning it installs without gunsmithing or modification to your P365.

What makes the safety system different from a standard trigger safety?

The P365's tight grip module makes traditional trigger safety designs impossible to fit. Tyrant CNC's patent-pending dual safety blade system uses a specialized 3:1 lever ratio geometry to work around this constraint. The rear blade mechanically blocks the firing pin if either safety blade remains undepressed, providing active protection on a platform that previously had none.

How much does the trigger break improve over factory?

You get a clean 90-degree break with 30% less pre-travel than the factory trigger, making your initial and follow-up shots tighter. The reduced take-up means you're pressing less before the shot breaks, improving speed and consistency.