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Any of you folks carry the 938? Had any issues with it?
 
Posts: 1773 | Location: Kentucky | Registered: February 16, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I have two P938s, and one was my EDC for several years. I had to send it back to SIG for work after multiple problems. I've now replaced it with a P365, and will likely sell one and keep the other as a safe queen.




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Posts: 2857 | Location: Peoples Republic of North Virginia | Registered: December 04, 2015Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I have had a 938 for 5 years and about 5k rounds or so. I had only two issues. First the firing pin block cracked. Sig sent a new one and I was all set. About a year after that I had an issue with the trigger not resetting. I sent it to Sig and they said the frame had cracked and replaced the entire firearm.

I picked up a 365 at the same time my 938 was returned. The 938 works fine, but the trigger pull it at approximately 6 pounds after about 100 rounds. Unfortunately I don’t take it out much anymore since I have absolutely become enamored with the 365.

The real question is not if something will go wrong, but how well a company stands behind their product. Sig did well by me.

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It’s a very well shooting and very small pistol. It will surprise you at how easy it is to shoot for how small it is.
I only sold mine because I couldn’t get used to single action with a safety. Other than that it’s a great gun. I pocket carried mine and never had the safety turn off on me either
 
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I love my P938, which I got 3 years ago. Great little gun. I did find the grips too short for me, even with the 7-round mags. Turns out, 8-round Kimber Micro9 mags are a perfect fit and work flawlessly in the P938. Now it's the perfect concealed carry gun for me.
 
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I have one, carried daily for years. Never any issues, lots of range trips. I have locked it in the safe since I got the P365. Mine is the P938 NIGHTMARE model to match my Sig 1911 NIGHTMARE Carry.



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I carried a P938 for about 6 years. The only problem I ever had was field stripping. Was hard to get the slide in proper position for takedown lever to come out and still had to pry the lever occasionally. Other than that it was a great gun. Sold it to help fund my P365.
 
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I had the chance to use one & the Kimber Micro 9. I actually liked the micro 9 better & bought one. It’s been totally reliable with all the ammo I’ve used in it. Check them out side by side if you have the opportunity presents itself.


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Posts: 13806 | Location: VIrtual | Registered: November 13, 2009Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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My wife has had one for about 6 years. It has about 600-800 rounds without any issues at all. To me, it just reeks of Quality. Hers has the rosewood grips and is a really pretty pistol. A thing of beauty and a joy to behold. Some pistols have a soul...and some are just Tupperware Tools.


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Posts: 2183 | Location: East Virginia | Registered: October 12, 2009Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I have a 938 with the OD green frame from 2/2016. I've carried it quite a bit in a sticky IWB holster. I'm guessing I have ~300 rounds thru it with no issues. I like the M1911 controls. I tend to carry it more in the summer, and a Shield 2.0 in .45acp in the winter. I really like the small size of the 938.


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Posts: 782 | Location: Garland, (Zombieland) TX. | Registered: February 21, 2012Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I’ve had my 938 from when they were first introduced. Never had a bobble. The only tough part is compressing the spring on reassembly
I have read all of the few people we are the guide rod has come apart it is made of two pieces one piece screws in to the other the part that goes closest to the frame is the part that unscrews always check that I’ve never had a problem with mine
 
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Turns out, 8-round Kimber Micro9 mags are a perfect fit and work flawlessly in the P938. Now it's the perfect concealed carry gun for me.


Is this true? Right out of the box? GunMagWarehouse has them for $24.99!




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Liked shooting my 938 but couldn’t get it to stop FTE after two trips to the factory. Gave it away with full disclosure. You asked.


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Love my P938, bought new in 2015. It is my usual carry pistol. I have no trouble with function, and it has been flawless with any ammunition, including steel cased Russian ammo as range fodder. Typical carry load is Federal 124 grain HST's.
 
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Turns out, 8-round Kimber Micro9 mags are a perfect fit and work flawlessly in the P938. Now it's the perfect concealed carry gun for me.


Is this true? Right out of the box? GunMagWarehouse has them for $24.99!


Perfect fit and function w/o modification. They are narrower — the pinky extension is not wide. That took all of 10 minutes to get used to. IMHO, that’s many times better than nothing for the pinky finger to hold.

Hmm... this is for a “regular” P938. I don’t know about the P938 Legion.
 
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I have a P938 Scorpion that has been a part of my EDC for 3 years. Love it and no issues at all.



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I like everything about the 938, except the weight for carry. I have lighter, smaller guns, but not smaller guns that are more fun to shoot.

I also have a .22LR 4" target upper for it, that I had threaded for suppressor. VERY accurate & easy to shoot 22. smaller than some of the 22LR/1911 clones & not too big for the 10rd mag. Handles better than the M&P22c that I also have for the suppressor.
Only downside is that it gets dirty quick with 22LR & trigger gets gritty. The only problem I've had was my fault, I jammed the mag release screw trying to remove it for cleaning. Had to cut the mag release out (yeah, it was that big of a fuckup).
 
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Great pistol, has some 7 round mag problems. Shoots 6 flawlessly
 
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Got a P938. Had it for about two months and then traded it... for a P938 HD. Yup it was that much better.




 
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Mine was great until a piece of the anodizing near the trigger flakes off and sig told me it was on me.
 
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