Sig p938

[Doug Moore]

I generally wear dress slacks with a dress shirt. I have found a pocket pistol the most comfortable carry. I tried an LC9 and a S&W j-frame before finding the sig P938. The LC9 had a long trigger pull and the j-frame was a little bulky in my pocket. The P938 gives me the fire power of a 9mm and is very accurate and comfortable in by front pocket. This has been a great find for me.

 

[nybuckboy]

Love my 938 as well.

 

[sid.nachman]

Added a truglo front sight and now it shoots low. The truglow seems higher than the back sights. Suggestions?


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[Kennydale]

I'm going to try these out on my Ruger. I think they might fit the bill for a pocket Sig938.
https://www.xssights.com/Products.aspx?CAT=8357

 

[warthog97]

I'm another 938 fan. I conceal mine much like you conceal yours, dress slacks and a shirt.

What pocket holster do you use? I've found a Barsony leather holster on Amazon that fits it well and conceals it nicely in my dress slacks. I've also found that I can carry with the 7 round mag this way. I've only used if for a couple of weeks, so I stop short of recommending it.

 

[warthog97]

Kennydale,
I have those xs sights on a BFR in 475 Linebaugh, but have had a heck of a time with them shooting high (might be my grip on the gun, or I might not be nestling the front sight low enough in the rear sight). Eitherway, at most self defense shootings, it probably wouldn't be a noticeable issue.

 

[JCliff]

I generally wear dress slacks with a dress shirt. I have found a pocket pistol the most comfortable carry. I tried an LC9 and a S&W j-frame before finding the sig P938. The LC9 had a long trigger pull and the j-frame was a little bulky in my pocket. The P938 gives me the fire power of a 9mm and is very accurate and comfortable in by front pocket. This has been a great find for me.

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Love my Sig 938 as well. Best trigger and definitely one of the most controllable of several different small guns I tried before deciding on the 938. This is a first-rate firearm in my opinion (I am not affiliated with Sig Sauer in any way). You pay a little more for it than many other small "pocket" firearms, but I feel it was well worth the money. I really liked the fact that Sig was able to make such a shootable, controllable, and accurate small pistol in 9mm. Not my primary EDC. Certain occasions of dress determine when I carry it.

 

[Doug Moore]

Holster

I'm another 938 fan. I conceal mine much like you conceal yours, dress slacks and a shirt.

What pocket holster do you use? I've found a Barsony leather holster on Amazon that fits it well and conceals it nicely in my dress slacks. I've also found that I can carry with the 7 round mag this way. I've only used if for a couple of weeks, so I stop short of recommending it.

I use an Uncle Mike's. It was inexpensive and does the job well, however it is showing some wear ath the muzzle after a year and a half.

 

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Newby here. Sportsterguy as I ride and race em. Am a retired U.S. Coast Guard Helo Rescue Swimmer, deputy sgeriff and now a survival instructor at the Coast Guards Helo Swimmer School. Carried a Colt Combat Commander since 93. 3 herniated discs brought me to buying a Rosewood. Is a b**** to assemble, but thanks to a forum members post on You Tube I got the slide stop installed. So far I have exactly 100 rounds of 115 gr. WWW through it after a thorough cleaning and treating it with Militec-1. Great stuff and the 938 ate em up! Swapper over to 124 gr. SGD's and after another 100 trouble free rounds I'm packing the lil guy. Back thanks me for it. Any suggestions on installing the guide rod and EXTREMELY stiff spring would be appreciated and glad to meet you 938 fans!

 

[Firefighterchen]

Sig Sauer P238 Tips: Inserting recoil assembly: http://youtu.be/bq64kU8K-Fg

It does take some hand strength...but once you do it a few times you will figure out the technique and it gets much easier.

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[Axeanda45]

I recently acquired a new P938 myself. I have fed it steel cased, brass cased, round fmj and a couple different hollow point rounds. Not one solitary hiccup or malfunctions in around 400 rounds. I actually thought/expected there to be at least a few stovepipes/etc in the first 200 or 300 rounds as this firearms is built to much tighter tolerances than the cheaper guns I usually buy. I have to say I am VERY impressed with Sig for putting out such quality firearms. I LOVE this gun!

 

[Bluestar99]

I recently acquired a new P938 myself. I have fed it steel cased, brass cased, round fmj and a couple different hollow point rounds. Not one solitary hiccup or malfunctions in around 400 rounds. I actually thought/expected there to be at least a few stovepipes/etc in the first 200 or 300 rounds as this firearms is built to much tighter tolerances than the cheaper guns I usually buy. I have to say I am VERY impressed with Sig for putting out such quality firearms. I LOVE this gun!

I have had the exact same results, and love my P939. What I also like is even though its small I can shoot it all afternoon without a sore hand. Can't say that about some other small guns.

 

[MNMGoneShooting]

Y'all got me itching to chew some ammo... So the P938 and I had to take a stroll into the backyard for a 100 round dinner of some FMJ. Best I shot in awhile.

It's my favored carry because it is just comfortable...

 

[LoneStarTx]

My cool weather EDC is a full size Sig 1911 in a N8 Squared Tactical Pro holster and a Sig P938 in a Sig trigger guard holster in pocket. Usually summer EDC is just the P938 in a N8 Squared original type under a T shirt completly comfortable and undetectable. For me this is the very best EDCs.