Seen lots of people touting the P238...

[dpGHOST]

...for carrying on-roster handguns. Well.. I have a script that crawls Sportsmans Warehouse and it's been alerting me that the P238 is in stock.

Enjoy

https://www.sportsmans.com/shooting-gear-gun-supplies/handguns/sig-sauer-p238-2-tone-380-auto-acp-27in-stainlessblack-pistol-61-rounds-california-compliant/p/1663893

[madmike88]

That's a good little gun. Really easy racking.

Those grips suck though.

Really pricey but what isn't right now?

[SoldierLife7]

That's a good little gun. Really easy racking.

Those grips suck though.

Really pricey but what isn't right now?

Great little pistol! I agree that the grips suck. I wrapped mine in sk8 tape, and I'm really happy with the results..

[BillSmith]

If the gripe is the grip, get one. Hogue is quite effective and is not an arm or leg.

[madmike88]

Great little pistol! I agree that the grips suck. I wrapped mine in sk8 tape, and I'm really happy with the results..

Good idea.

I put G10 grips on mine.

[9Cal_OC]

Not really pricey at the moment.

Good for those starting out with CCW.

+1 on the Hogue grips.

[M76]

best mini 1911 .380 on the market, even better w/o LCI

[Quiet]

SIG P238 = product improved Colt Mustang

Colt Mustang = product improved Iver Johnson Pony

[Brother_Hesekiel]

Still my favorite EDC after 4 years of carrying it. Love it!

[dsconstructs]

Love my P238 also, grips only thing I changed, have had it for a couple years now.......... Hate to say it but it was on sale for $599 last week, surprisingly never sold out so they now still have it at regular price. Worth it either way IMO

[DB>]

Heck, these were $500-550 USED in the marketplace pre-COVID, if you could find one. For $15-20 on ebay for the Hogue wrap around finger groove grip is a cheap and worthwhile add on. Really easy to manipulate the slide, and feels about like a .22 recoil wise. "Expensive" maybe, but it's a Sig, and for what it is and does it's hard to argue with. My only regret was ignoring all the good reviews and not buying sooner... I didn't think such a tiny gun could shoot so well, live and learn.

I added the ambi safety on mine, and run Kimber Micro 380 7 round mags (needed a slight trim at the front of the base to not stick, 2 seconds with an x-acto to fix). I prefer the way the gun "points" with the base the Kimber mags use, I tended to tilt muzzle "up" with the Sig base.... SA 911 mags also fit fine (as do old Colt Mustang mags I've heard), so lots of mag options. MagGuts has a +1 kit for both the 6 and 7 round mags, although its a pricey way to get 8+1 with an extended mag. But 24-25 rounds with gun and 2 mags in a highly concealable package ain't too bad!

I see in the pix above the TLR-6 which gives you a low output flashlight and laser on top of the stock night sights, so you shouldn't be able to miss without trying really hard!

There are not many guns I could recommend without hesitation, but I've suggested this model many times since I got mine. One night at the range, I think the RO and I "sold" 3 of them... try one, you'll like it!

[anthracite]

What do you guys think about this compared to the CZ Rami 2075 for CCW?

Just found this while searching: https://www.sigsauer.com/p238-rainbo...o-compact.html

[hunterb]

Love my Tiny Sig P238! Surprisingly soft and easy to shoot for such a tiny gun.
Sold my Glock 42 to my brother and kept the P238.

[Ora Serrata]

Love my p238!

[tawadc95]

Not my favorite.
You cannot acquire a master grip and keep such grip when disengaging the safety, costs to much time in an emergency.
It also has to sit real deep in a holster to be secure further interrupting a first touch master grip.
That's my take.