I bought a Sig 938 two tone bronze recently.
I was fortunate to also get a Lobo offset IWB from here at the same time.
I was hesitant about the price, but went ahead, thinking I could sell it for what I paid if I didn't like it.
Well, I like it. It has an excellent trigger, shoots excellent groups to point of aim at 10 yds. and the Lobo holster is perfect for it.
I did have to park the gun in a baggie in the holster for a day, but that did the trick.
I can't vouch for other Sigs, but this one works for me.
I know it will work into an everyday carry pistol.

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I added some orange dayglo to the front sight which, for my old eyes, makes it stand out.

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I've been shooting for quite a few years now, and shot my first SIG last week. A 226 in 9mm. They always looked to chunky for me, but it was surprisingly comfortable, and I really liked the DA/SA trigger- maybe better than my TDA 3rd Gens (perish the thought.
It felt like a quality pistol. There's just too dang many to go down that road! If I were looking to get into TDA carry, It would be between a SIG and a CZ.

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The reason I love my beloved Sig-Sauer P-6 is that the grip is thin with a "single stack"magazine.

Yeah, me too. I like the single stack for a back up or hide out gun. It works well.

I'm a big fan of Sig handguns and yes the P6 is also a favorite of mine.
Here's my P6

Accurate little buggers for a micro. I honestly believe that 938 could outshoot many of the guns in my safe. Just something about it that agrees with me.

Too bad you didn't get the Sig Nite sights. ( still can't believe all models don't come with them) They have an excellent sight picture with an easy to see front dot. I know it would cost money but they might be a worthwhile upgrade.

Glad you like it.
Klyde

KLYDE, I wish it did also. When I bought it I did not know the different configurations that they came in. Kind of confusing.
The price was ok for the gun though, so I'm happy with it.
To change gears, what is the size comparison to the P6?
Appears to be a tad larger, and I would think a little higher capacity?
I get a full grip with the 938, so it's enough for me.

Love my 938!


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Mark

I picked up my first (and only) Sig on New Year's Day this year. It's an Ultra Carry 1911 in two-tone with checkered front strap and night sights. Regular retail would have been about $1150. It was new, on clearance, and they were having a one-day 15% off sale. I took it home for $680. I've had quite a few 1911s and it's the nicest, best-shooting one I've ever had. That includes my SA Range Officer that was my favorite before the Sig showed up.

I also bought a Sig MCX air rifle a few weeks later and love it as well.

Plus one on that. My old West German P6 is an amazing pistol. I gave up on my P239 because of it.

I am not one for external safeties on carry guns, but I REALLY want a Sig P320 Compact 9mm with night sites!

I am glad the 938 suits you well.

I have the P238 Spartan version. Full stainless with a bronze finish. It's my favorite pocket carry pistol.

Though I wanted to love Sig's miniature 1911s, the quality has been concerning to me. I have a P238 and the magazine has been dropping out by itself, and I've made sure I am not hitting the mag release. I only noticed it on the extended mag so far. I installed a Wolff 1911 mag release spring (had to shorten it a bit), as well as using a nail file to shorten the plastic along the magazine's baseplate. Without the sanding, the plastic was making contact with the frame much sooner than the mag would click into place, so you had to smack it very forcefully. I haven't yet tested the attempted fixes, but if those don't take care of it I'll send it to Sig. I also bought a Metalform extended magazine I can try if the Sig branded one still drops.

My girlfriend bought a brand new P938 that had its own alarming issue: Somehow the slide stop lever loosened itself enough to result in the slide actually coming off after unholstering. I've also seen all the reports of the guide rod separating due to its two piece design on the P938, but she hasn't had that issue and I hope it stays that way.

I've got its baby brother the P238 HD for my pocket pistol .. tried a few other 38's and the Sig beat all of them .. very easy and accurate point to shoot .. add +P ammo makes a good small carry ..

Also have one of its big brothers .. a Sig Legion P229 in 40 .. great shooting pistol ..

once you shoot one you will soon be looking at another one ..

Love my Sig P6 with its been there done that look and my P239 in 40 S&W. Frank

I've always been curious about them, but also never shot one until I recently picked up a worn P226 (which btw, is cleaning up nicely).

There's a lot of hype to the brand, but so far I find mine to be an excellent gun. Nice balance, nice trigger. It does put rds on target.

I can't say it's BETTER than other quality brands like my CZ, Beretta or 3rd Gen S&W, but it certainly is good, and if you find the configuration you like, you should be happy with it

The only Sig that I had, I did not like was a 2022 DAO. Did not keep it long. Got a P239 in the fall. Had Tru-Glo TFO sights put on it. Really like the way it shoots. (9mm). Then of course is my Sig 1911. My son really wants it! Too bad! Bob

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All of us S&W fans can do well with a SIGnificant other

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I own and really like the Sig P938, even with my pretty large, meaty hands it is very easy to shoot. I traded in my .380 P238 for the 938.

I've owned a P6 9mm (never should have sold it!!) and a P220 in 45 ACP, both were accurate and 100% reliable. They went goodbye along with every other double action pistol in my collection because I just don't like the DA to SA transition triggers.

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I must say that I have a P-239 in .40 that is a great gun. I also have a SP-2022 in 9mm that I got because it's a really good gun for the price. But, in recent months, I've discovered the P-250. I love these guns. As a very old revolver shooter, I find the double action trigger to be just the ticket with the P-250 shooting like a good quality revolver, but holding much more ammo. My first was a Compact Model that I bought new that had a really good price point. I got it, shot it, and decided I needed more. A short while later, I found a near new Sub-Compact in a pawn shop that was cheap. It was in the case, but missing one magazine. I guess the unpopularity of this model contributed to the price point. Of course, it came home with me. My first trip to the range with it showed that it's one of these small guns that shoots like a big gun. Needless to say, I'm happy. I've had a couple of other Sigs, but all these that I have now are perfect for my purposes. About the P-938, I just don't like that itty bitty safety on the gun. To me, it may be difficult to find when it's needed the most, and that is why I prefer my Sigs sans the thumb safety. Sig makes a quality product, and they have numerous different models to suit just about anyone's needs. What's not to like with Sig?

I also have a P238. I've had it for over 3 years now, shot 1000-1500 rounds through it without any issues. It is my CCW gun.





Thanks for looking at my little Sig.

God bless,
Birdgun

I know we are not discussing 1911's here, but of the many I have, my SIG Ultra is the best shooter for me. The fit and finish is excellent, and it's a good conceal carry piece as well. What's not to like?

my first gun with a sig name was a 22 Mosquito and it was a GSA look a like, I loved the feel of the gun, ergonomics were great, trigger was awful (14lb sa) and very ammo sensitive

my next was a 9mm p290 and while it was much better than the mosquito it was just not for me,

I have never bought the more popular issues like a 226, and I am sure they are nice guns

but I do very much like my version of their 1911 nightmare carry

I have a P320 Compact with night sights. It has been accurate and very reliable. As a 9mm, I put 4300 rounds through it with only two FTEs. The trigger was excellent right out of the box -- no Apex needed! Recently, I converted it to a .357 SIG, using SIG's Caliber X-Change kit, and it got even better, with greater accuracy at longer ranges. Of course I can always change it back to a 9mm any time I want, thanks to its modular design. Changing calibers is easy to do, thanks to SIG's clever engineering. And the night sights are excellent.

Get one, you'll like it!

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I own/carry a P938 and had the exact same issue with mag dropping out. I ended up filing the extended mag baseplate too! It seemed to solve the problem. I have to say I ordered another extended mag from Sig and their customer service was excellent. I only have about 1100 rounds through mine and feel it's a decent little gun.

Welcome to the Sig world.
I have just recently purchased a 320 Sub Compact myself.
First 9 mm and polymer pistol I have shot or owned.
Have always had revolvers and a Colt Mustang.
I like the one I have and would recommend it to anybody looking for a good self defense pistol.
And yes,the night sights are very good.

I have 5 Sig Factory 938 7 round extended mags, all purchased new in package. One of them was suspect, with a gap between the base pad and the bottom of the pistols mag well when inserted. Rocked back and forth a bit. I called Sig and got a RA number. Week later they sent me a new mag that was 100%. Apparently a few "bad" mags are squeaking through assembly. Not the guns fault. Sig replaces these no questions.
Klyde