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      <title>Improving Your Trigger with a New P365 Sear</title>
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      <description>It&amp;#39;s pretty hard in order to talk about trigger feel without taking a look at the p365 sear , especially if you&amp;#39;re looking to smooth out the break upon your carry weapon. When Sig Sauer released the P365, it basically flipped the concealed carry</description>
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