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The Sig Sauer 938 Scorpion is by far one of my favorite pistols for use as a every day carry pistol. Its lightweight, accurate, reliable, comes with trijicon night sights, has the same great 1911 feel along with the "battery of arms" I grew up with, the external safety, the trigger, and not to mention the overall size of the pistol.
Weighs in at 16oz, which is lighter than your LC9 and many others. With enough practice you can be devastatingly accurate with this little 3" barrel bug gun as you ever were with your other compact sized pistol. Personally when I achieved consistent accuracy with the Sig 938 it greatly improved my full size pistol shooting because with the little bug gun if you slack on your fundamentals it shows tremendously.
Some people cry saying they "don't wanna get into a pinch and forget to flick the safety off." You have already lost the fight. I don't mean to infringe on great shooters before me but they always taught me "It is your responsibility to be ready for the fight! We don't choose the time or place." To me flicking the saftey off as I present has become muscle memory. Its up to you!
The trijicon sights are perfect for this pistol. Sharp, clear, and yes they glow at night, which makes it great to find on your night stand in the dark.
The trigger is crisp. Not a lightweight trigger but more than adequate for accurate shots, without the fear of negligent discharging.
The size is by far one of the smallest 9mm semi-auto pistols I could find that I would trust my life to. Sure you got your pistol for $2-350 but it double feeds and fails to extract when you limp wrist it. Can you put a price on your life? If I found something better I would have gotten it.
With a great pistol you must have a great holster! I was turned onto Crossbreed Holsters by an old Warfighter brother of mine. So from the first day I owned the Sig 938 it was mated with a Super tuck Crossbreed holster. Upon recieving it the retention is perfect with the combination of kydex and the comfort of leather. I applied "Leather CPR" that my family has used on saddles, bridles, and just about anything leather for years. After a good healthy coat, let it dry a little bit and strap it on and wear the snot out of it! I reapplied the leather CPR 2 or 3 more times through out the first 2 weeks of using it to really soften the leather and help it mold to my body. After using it religiously, along with multiple range trips it was absolutley perfect! It was perfect and suitable for use sense day 1, but the best comparason I can come up with is there is nothng like a broke in leather glove. As a disciplined and educated shooter you never forget you have your pistol on you, but with this holster when its broken in it is absolutley perfect to the point were you wont even notice its there. (Focus: guys I am merely speaking of the comfort level this holster vs having a hard kydex holster pressed against your skin 10-12hrs a day.)
After wearing and using this holster with my Sig 938 for over a year straight. It still has perfect retention. Like all kydex holsters it does wear on the firearm. By no means do I baby my firearm. Between all the dryfire practice, range trips, IDPA matchs, trainning courses and every day carry it gets alot of holstering and unholstering. So I expect wear from this level of use. It definatly isnt a safe queen.
Slowly but surely I started to notice some excessive wear on the side of the slide. To the point of noticeably lettering that has been worn into the factory coating.
I am totally okay with not having a mint conditon paint job. But having "Patent N0." and some other "NG" lettering wear into my slide was not okay with me. On the inisde of the holster there was extruded markings that caused the damage. So I emailed crossbreed with photos and an explanation of the situation and I recieved a response that day. Three days later there was a brand new Crossbreed holster on my door step. With the source of the problem no longer present inside the holster!
Before the onslaught of pictures. I wanna make clear that how Crossbreed holsters handled themselves and instantly corrected the problem with out any run around or hassle. Along with the quality of their products. They have earned my business for life! Even before this I recommended them to any and all of my friends and family. If you carry Inside the waist band for work, ccw, or whatever your need to carry is, this will not let you down.
and here are a few more of the original holster.
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Weighs in at 16oz, which is lighter than your LC9 and many others. With enough practice you can be devastatingly accurate with this little 3" barrel bug gun as you ever were with your other compact sized pistol. Personally when I achieved consistent accuracy with the Sig 938 it greatly improved my full size pistol shooting because with the little bug gun if you slack on your fundamentals it shows tremendously.
Some people cry saying they "don't wanna get into a pinch and forget to flick the safety off." You have already lost the fight. I don't mean to infringe on great shooters before me but they always taught me "It is your responsibility to be ready for the fight! We don't choose the time or place." To me flicking the saftey off as I present has become muscle memory. Its up to you!
The trijicon sights are perfect for this pistol. Sharp, clear, and yes they glow at night, which makes it great to find on your night stand in the dark.
The trigger is crisp. Not a lightweight trigger but more than adequate for accurate shots, without the fear of negligent discharging.
The size is by far one of the smallest 9mm semi-auto pistols I could find that I would trust my life to. Sure you got your pistol for $2-350 but it double feeds and fails to extract when you limp wrist it. Can you put a price on your life? If I found something better I would have gotten it.
With a great pistol you must have a great holster! I was turned onto Crossbreed Holsters by an old Warfighter brother of mine. So from the first day I owned the Sig 938 it was mated with a Super tuck Crossbreed holster. Upon recieving it the retention is perfect with the combination of kydex and the comfort of leather. I applied "Leather CPR" that my family has used on saddles, bridles, and just about anything leather for years. After a good healthy coat, let it dry a little bit and strap it on and wear the snot out of it! I reapplied the leather CPR 2 or 3 more times through out the first 2 weeks of using it to really soften the leather and help it mold to my body. After using it religiously, along with multiple range trips it was absolutley perfect! It was perfect and suitable for use sense day 1, but the best comparason I can come up with is there is nothng like a broke in leather glove. As a disciplined and educated shooter you never forget you have your pistol on you, but with this holster when its broken in it is absolutley perfect to the point were you wont even notice its there. (Focus: guys I am merely speaking of the comfort level this holster vs having a hard kydex holster pressed against your skin 10-12hrs a day.)
After wearing and using this holster with my Sig 938 for over a year straight. It still has perfect retention. Like all kydex holsters it does wear on the firearm. By no means do I baby my firearm. Between all the dryfire practice, range trips, IDPA matchs, trainning courses and every day carry it gets alot of holstering and unholstering. So I expect wear from this level of use. It definatly isnt a safe queen.
Slowly but surely I started to notice some excessive wear on the side of the slide. To the point of noticeably lettering that has been worn into the factory coating.
I am totally okay with not having a mint conditon paint job. But having "Patent N0." and some other "NG" lettering wear into my slide was not okay with me. On the inisde of the holster there was extruded markings that caused the damage. So I emailed crossbreed with photos and an explanation of the situation and I recieved a response that day. Three days later there was a brand new Crossbreed holster on my door step. With the source of the problem no longer present inside the holster!
Before the onslaught of pictures. I wanna make clear that how Crossbreed holsters handled themselves and instantly corrected the problem with out any run around or hassle. Along with the quality of their products. They have earned my business for life! Even before this I recommended them to any and all of my friends and family. If you carry Inside the waist band for work, ccw, or whatever your need to carry is, this will not let you down.
and here are a few more of the original holster.
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