Since owning it I have put over 2,000 rounds of ammo through my P238. It’s accurate, comfortable, and most importantly, reliable. The most positive aspect of the P238: it is one sweet shooter. This locks the slide in the forward position, and while interesting, I certainly wouldn’t recommend carrying the gun in this condition.Ĭheck Price Sig Sauer P238 Review – Our Take Unlike a 1911, the P238’s safety can also be engaged with the hammer forward. Nowhere is this more noticeable than when trying to reengage the safety it’s very difficult to hit one-handed. I invested many hours into mastering this little gun, but that small, rounded safety isn’t the easiest to disengage. Of note, the lever is a little bit small. As the first carry gun I owned that saw serious, day-in, day-out carry, it carries well in Condition One.
This gun is designed to be carried cocked and locked. The gun closely resembles a 1911 but there are some differences you should know about.įirst, it has a traditional 1911 safety. The version I own – and the one I used for this review – is the all-stainless “HD” p238. And, it has a bigger 9mm brother, the Sig p938 Myriad different versions has been released over the years with seven currently listed on Sig’s website. The SIG-Sauer P238 is a single-stack, single-action, sub-compact.
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