Sig 938
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JaPes
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I used to own one. Excellent build quality. Shoots softer than a pocket 9mm should. It's akin to a mini 1911, but not quite as nice of a trigger as a 1911.
The only reason I do not own it anymore is that I shoot a different single stack 9mm slightly better. I absolutely do not like shooting small pocket single stack 9mm's, and I don't see a point in owning more than one.
The only reason I do not own it anymore is that I shoot a different single stack 9mm slightly better. I absolutely do not like shooting small pocket single stack 9mm's, and I don't see a point in owning more than one.
I have one that I EDC. Nice fairly accurate and comfortable to carry. It looks like a 1911 but it operates differently. I really like being able to cycle the slide with the safety on. If you are buying, get a new one. They made some changes to increase reliability. Overall, it's a great little gun!
shamrocker
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I EDC one quite a bit, it is very easy carry in a belt holster, my only drawback is I have large hands and even with the extended mag it is slightly to short in the grip. my other EDC is a commander size wilson combat CQB. I have carried a 1911 for 40 years so I like the similar controls. In my advancing years the little sig is easy to pack. After a thousand rounds with no fail of any kind I finally trust it. It is Ok for accurate, it ain't in the same league as the wilson but it is Ok. If I go to the big city it stays in the truck and the CQB is on my hip.
rick1085
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I've got a P938 SAS model with a Gallowly Precision trigger mod. It's never once failed to function perfectly. A real pleasure to shoot. Performs way better than one would expect for a very small 9mm.
I have been looking at those too.
Just recently sold my Colt Mustang since 380 ammo is just too expensive to shoot anymore.
Bought a 9 mm thats a lot cheaper to shoot a lot.
But now I need a pocketable pistol again.
Just recently sold my Colt Mustang since 380 ammo is just too expensive to shoot anymore.
Bought a 9 mm thats a lot cheaper to shoot a lot.
But now I need a pocketable pistol again.
I have and regularly carry a Sig 938. Very accurate and surprisingly soft shooting pistol. Mine seems to prefer 124-135 grain ammo with Speer Gold Dot 124 gr standard pressure being my carry load. The pistol rides quite nicely in a pocket holster or my Alien Gear IWB rig. I give it a pretty enthusiastic two thumbs up grade.
I too have one and love it. I don't carry it much as there's usually a revolver in my pocket. A quality semi auto though. Rides in El Paso Saddlery leather.
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CustomChevyGuy
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My cousin has the .380 version and it feels like a great little carry gun. I haven't had the chance to shoot it or the 9mm version yet, but I'm very interested in finding out how they feel in my hands, actually being used.
gman51
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I haven't held or shot the 938 but I have held and shot the 238 which is a 380. I really liked the Sig P238 and if the P938 is like it then I would think it would be a really liked gun.
If you ever get the chance, check out the Sig C3. Commander slide on an officer frame.
That's a nice holster and mag pouch for it. What make are they?Bought one last year. Similar controls as the 1911 but not identical design. Trigger is crisp but not too light. 16 ounces. 7+1 capacity with the extended mag. Easy to shoot. Standard Sig night sights, manageable recoil and lights out accurate. It has become my dedicated EDC.
