Texas Trigger USA P320 Reaper FRT

Drop-in P320 forced-reset trigger with maker-listed Full Size, Carry, Compact, M17, M18, and Flux Raider fitment.

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Quick Specs

•Drop-in forced-reset trigger for the SIG P320
•Maker-listed for Full Size, Carry, Compact, M17, M18, and Flux Raider
•OEM Compact and Carry models may need a 14 lb recoil spring and compatible guide rod
•Aftermarket or slide-cut slides typically need a 14-18 lb recoil spring and compatible guide rod
•Maker specifies a 400-600 round break-in for a new P320

family: handgunplatform: sig-p320-fullplatform: sig-p320-compactplatform: flux-raider-p320

+Maker lists both standard P320 pistols and the Flux Raider chassis
+Published spring guidance covers Compact, Carry, and modified-slide configurations
+Manufacturer describes the supported configurations as true drop-in
+Maker publishes a complete hosted installation walkthrough

−Installation requires removing and substantially disassembling the FCU
−No published fitment for X-Series, XTen, XCompact/Subcompact, AXG, B&T USW-320, or Recover Tactical hosts
−No published compatibility statement for original versus Voluntary Upgrade Program FCUs
−Written and video break-in estimates conflict
−New pistols need the maker's stated break-in cycle before expected operation
−The 2025 federal FRT settlement's non-enforcement terms exclude grip-fed handguns

compatibility: SIG P320 Full Size, Carry, Compact, M17, M18, and Flux Raider
springRecommendation: OEM Compact/Carry may need 14 lb; aftermarket or slide-cut slides typically need 14-18 lb, with a compatible guide rod
ammunition: 115-124 grain; maker recommends Blazer Brass FMJ
breakIn: 400-600 rounds for a new P320, per the maker
kitContents: One FRT component and two nylon spacers; one spacer is installed and one is a backup
installationTools: Bench block, 3/32-inch punch, 1/16-inch punch, and hammer
installation: Remove and disassemble the FCU; remove the original disconnector; reinstall the trigger, trigger bar, sear, and lever safety; fit the nylon spacer; install the FRT component where the disconnector was. The maker walkthrough instructs no filing, cutting, or drilling.