SIG 938 needs some trigger work.

[Raiderh20boy]

I'm looking for suggestions for dropping the trigger pull from about 9lbs to somewhere in the 4-5 lb range on my SIG 938. I need to qualify for my CCW and I'm not comfortable with the trigger setup from factory. I will also be using a SIG 238 and possibly a SIG 320 compact and feel much more confident with those right now. Any helpful suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[Title1guy]

Please make sure that your issuing agency allows for modifications to the stock specs before changing anything. Some IAs don't let you change anything but sights and grips.

[GlockN'Roll]

The Crusader Trigger and Return Spring for Sig Sauer P938 and P238 Pistols from Galloway Precision:

https://gallowayprecision.com/sig-sauer/p938-p238/crusader-trigger-for-sig-sauer-p938-and-p238-pistols/

As mentioned above, check with you IA beforehand regarding trigger changes to a carry piece...

[tnyvillegas]

The Crusader Trigger and Return Spring for Sig Sauer P938 and P238 Pistols from Galloway Precision:

https://gallowayprecision.com/sig-sauer/p938-p238/crusader-trigger-for-sig-sauer-p938-and-p238-pistols/

As mentioned above, check with you IA beforehand regarding trigger changes to a carry piece...

This is what I have on my p238 and love this trigger.

[I<3JerryBrown]

Please make sure that your issuing agency allows for modifications to the stock specs before changing anything. Some IAs don't let you change anything but sights and grips.

+1

Some agencies don't want a modified gun on your permit. 938 trigger isn't that bad :-P

[ronlglock]

I'm looking for suggestions for dropping the trigger pull from about 9lbs to somewhere in the 4-5 lb range on my SIG 938. I need to qualify for my CCW and I'm not comfortable with the trigger setup from factory. I will also be using a SIG 238 and possibly a SIG 320 compact and feel much more confident with those right now. Any helpful suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I had no problem running 50 rounds through my stock 938 or Ruger LCP. Heavier is better in a CCW so that you don't "oops!"