During the height of covid and the riots, I sold several guns. 6 were 239s. I really thought I had 8, but had miscounted (read the spreadsheet wrong.) Several were the GOTM types and brought a good price. At any rate, I intended to keep two, but sold them all. I realized this not long ago, and have been casually looking for one (or two) when I cruise the gun shops. Today I found one in a shop about a mile from the house, excellent condition, a tiny bit of holster wear near the muzzle, 3 mags, box and instruction manual. Haven't had a chance to field strip or shoot it yet. I'm really pleased to have found one.

You know the rules.

And the rules are not related to counting correctly? It’s about PHOTOS!

Yeah, yeah. I will.

Well? We're waiting

I “discovered” the P239s late but am now a fan. It sounds like you did well.

Pictures, Bueller, Bueller

Lock N Load

Michael
USMC Ret

Currently in Hawaii on vacation from retirement.

1st world problem - I have so many guns I sold more of them then I thought I actually had.

I love the P239. It was my first REAL deal carry gun. I took my first carry class with the one I still have.

The P239, imo, is the only SIG that’s really a SAS without the need to make a SAS variant, although, of course, they did make the SAS version.

Nice.

RGrizzle makes a super P239 holster.

Congrats! Looks good. I have had so many 239s over the years. The flat front strap makes is the only pistol that I think Hogue warps around grips are a must with.

Currently don’t have one, but I have been contemplating picking one up in 40.

Nice that you found it locally!

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Originally posted by 4MUL8R:
RGrizzle makes a super P239 holster.

I will second that! I've been using a RGrizzle holster for my 239 for years with no sign of it wearing out.
Rod

Try Ryan’s GS2 holster and GS2 Double Mag Pouch. He has a military discount and he will expedite your order for a fee. He is much easier to work with than Milt Sparks.

I'll check the holster out. Thanks!

I bought a Sig 239 10 years ago. It was my first Sig and my first DA/SA gun. I had just gotten out of the hospital after surgery and was told that I needed to get out and walk regularly. I live in a not so good neighborhood so I always kept a gun around but my Glock 17 was a little big to carry in my condition. Found a 239 in ablocal message board and picked it up. I later realized that even being smaller, it was not as light as I was hoping for and sold it to pick up a Glock 43 that fit my needs better. I have regretted selling that 239 ever since and hope someday to find a deal on one locally again.