Simple but very accurate information… Appreciate your sharing this one. Replacing the slide rod and return spring after cleaning, what a pain. I feel stupider just for having read it. Basically, the sights are virtually at the end of the flats cut into the slide, just the opposite side for each sight. I would definitely buy this extension mag . Guess I will have to have a talk with them. Sure, the P238 is a slightly smaller and a little lighter, but not enough for me to want to give up the more powerful parabellum cartridge. As with the P238, SIG went with a serrated trigger. It came out sort of rough like its predecessor, who got recalled, but offers something new compared to current offerings in the type of function. Try Federal Premium 124gr HST +P. I've been using it as my EDC due to its lightweight and concealment characteristics and I absolutely love it. They were able to replicate my problem and feel confident that it was one bad magazine. View Product. Sig makes nice off-the-rack firearms. After evaluating a number of options, I chose the P938. IMHO, a much more complete package for an EDC gun. If you don’t like a SAO, why buy one? Most other pocket autos are not even the sort of thing that modifying a trigger comes to mind for me personally. Great gun for me to carry if I ever have a problem…I love the gun. Take the lost if You don't feel this is the gun for you. The Sig gets extra points for it’s Siglite sights. My wife went through several handguns for her EDC before landing on the Sig P238 Lady .380. Find the Sig Sauer P938 for sale, in models such as the Sig P938 Extreme, Sig P938 Scorpion, Sig P938 Nightmare, and Sig P938 SAS, along with Sig P938 magazine, Sig P938 grips, Sig P938 holster, and other Sig P938 accessories. I didn’t actually read the star ratings at the end of the article until now, but I’m curious how a single failure to feed resulted in a 1.5 star deduction. This is actually the 2nd time I’ve had a factory installed night sight that was dead. Thanks Steve. If that’s an issue for you, perhaps this isn’t the right gun for you. I recently purchased my P938 have ran 200 rounds through it with only 1 jam which I think was my fault for lack of grip which caused the recoil not to eject the spent bullet correctly. Don’t know about out there but here in missouri 238 are easy to find. I can carry the P938 or LCP IWB or Ankle all day without a hindrance. I suspect the 938 will take some additional breaking in. Take the gun into a competent smith. I ordered 3 seven shot clips. If you want a P938, this is the only game in town – assuming you can find one at all. Three test cartridges (L-R: Winchester White Box, Hornady Critical Defense, and the Tula) and Cartridges seated in chamber. Out of 5 stars you get 2.5 for trying. I was having a related discussion a while back with a couple of my friends who are retired Texas Rangers (the badge carrying kind, not the baseball bat carrying kind). I’m going to have to ding the Nightmare in terms of fit and finish however. Thanks Dan. I bought it in 9mm because there is an endless supply of the stuff and it’s adequate. The Kimber gets points for it’s rounded surfaces. i sold my 238 .380 which shot like a demon. Looks like crap! Is it just the looks you are talking about or is the Nitron finish not very good or what? I couldn’t place it right off the bat and then as I looked through the sight line toward the darkness of night I realized what it was. THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING. I knew where this comment was going after reading only the first four words, and I have to say that this is the absolute stupidest argument that is ever made about anything regarding firearms in any way. Easy to draw. Could be. I can, however, hope that if the 938 becomes a success and if the Nighmare is indeed a limited model, it may gain some value in a few years to a determined collector. Loved it but sure hope trigger will improve with use. The P938 was introduced by Sig Sauer at the Shot Show in 2011. I will probably buy different grips for it now….I really do not like them. It comes in a hard case with two stainless-steel magazines; one with a finger rest and one without, the latter of which fits flush in the butt. Made in the USA…wish it had “DE” on it! The P938 & P238 both have non 1911 triggers that pivot instead of moving straight back. Two photos: They are out there, but rare. My P938 is a perfect (for me) EDC gun, but only now that the trigger has been worked on. I would contact Sig or your dealer where it was purchased. I have the 238 and it is not reliable unless it is cleaned after every 50 rounds and perfectly lubed. Also, they are about a sliver of paper too long, showing some metal but we will see how they break in. It isn’t like any of the other guns of its size class given the experience I’ve had and familiar is what I like in my defense gun. I’ve seen girls and women in my private practice whose lives are derailed by them, and I wonder if you can find a way to protect others with your language just like you protect your loved ones with your shooting skills. If you still can’t decide which gun to buy, get the Kimber. To summarize, neither was good from the factory; they both needed work. I had a S&W BG380 bought back by the manufacturer due to irreparability. I think 380 performs fine but when I carried my P232 I was always aware of the caliber. I racked my way through the magazine, and tried another half dozen rounds at random from the box, and had the same problem on every one. IMHO, it's the only model SIG that doesn't deserve wearing the SIG Sauer moniker. That’s like naming your dog killer. Surprisingly for a 1911-style gun, the P938’s trigger pull clocks-in between 7.5 and 8 lbs. They all have advantages and disavantages. A 229 or 226 Legion is pricey, considering that you can get a brand new, non-Legion variant for several hundred $ cheaper, or a factory-refurbished one for even less. Why, after all, would the first 938 that SIG shipped be a configuration previously unannounced? We recleaned gun and reassembled. Get a tillamook trigger. Had the sight adjusted and it works fine now. If your a SIG guy though, I don’t know why you would want to buy one, a P239 seems like a much better option. Cycles Fed fmj and Hornady critical defence 115 gr just fine. The professor knows his stuff, b-school or not. Now it's the perfect concealed carry gun for me. Today we will be looking at their micro-compact Legion P938 chambered in 9mm. Totally subjective again; compared to what: Full size polymer Sig? That would be the most accurate semi-auto I’ve ever shot. Rarely see them and when I have they were around $700 to $750. The measurements L-R are WWB (.168) , Hornady (.168), and the Tula (.202). I agonized about the SA trigger because I’m used to DA/SA triggers but thumbing down the safety on the draw is becoming second nature and doesn’t conflict when incorporating this technique on drawing Sig P2XX pistols so I can use the same technique for both whether it has a safety or not. I experience all the same issues other than sight alignment. Also the solo is must use 124gr or heavier bullets or it jams, not the 938. The reset was also sandy and a little long. I purchased the P 938 second round out jammed. Trigger is gritty and seems like a long pull. Unlike the 238, the Nightmare ships with an ambidextrous safety. Been to the range 4x’s since my last writing and have had ZERO issues with any ammo tired: 115 & 124 FMJ and 135g +P Hornady Critical Duty. I have never owned a gun before and I just purchased the SIG P938. I like the P938 a lot, I was quite impressed with it and I feel confident that I will only get better with it. The new Sig Sauer P938 Legion is an excellent 3-inch Pistol for self-defense and concealed carry. Those fellas take their sidearms fairly seriously, mostly carry Colts and Sigs in 45 or 357Sig, …with a few carrying 38 Super. These guns are very finicky.

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