For my trip today to the indoor range above Harrisburg, I decided to take along this little .380 Sig Sauer P238 with a Crimson Trace for its first trip to a range. This gun's ancestry is pretty apparent.
So I set up a target at 7 yards to get familiar with how the gun would shoot. The first two magazines full shot a bit to the left. But with adjustments made thanks to the directions and tools supplied with the Crimson Trace the windage got centered and the little gun in my big hands started laying the shots in there.
Why do I call it the Turtle Gun? The colors of the finish are factory original. The shade of green just jumped out at me as being the color from the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles."
I had a thought that Sig should get a license from Penn State and start making this gun with a blue and white finish and call it the Nittany Lion Special. With PSU having the largest group of dues paying alumni Sig would probably sell them by the rail car load.
So I set up a target at 7 yards to get familiar with how the gun would shoot. The first two magazines full shot a bit to the left. But with adjustments made thanks to the directions and tools supplied with the Crimson Trace the windage got centered and the little gun in my big hands started laying the shots in there.
Why do I call it the Turtle Gun? The colors of the finish are factory original. The shade of green just jumped out at me as being the color from the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles."
I had a thought that Sig should get a license from Penn State and start making this gun with a blue and white finish and call it the Nittany Lion Special. With PSU having the largest group of dues paying alumni Sig would probably sell them by the rail car load.
