Why Sig doesn’t bring P938 to roster?

[Palmaris]

It already has mag disconnect, manual safety and LCI, why not to qualify that to roster (unconstitutional thing by any way)?

[9Cal_OC]

Does a P938 have a CLI like the P238CA?

[Reno-Kid]

From all the LGS owners say, manufacturers are going polymer.

[Palmaris]

Does a P938 have a CLI like the P238CA?

I do not think, but fairly easy to implement.

[sigfan91]

I would like to have a P938, even a CA version like the P238.

I was very impressed with the build quality and shootability of the P238. However, I have heard from some owners stating that P938 is nowhere near as reliable as the P238.

[sigstroker]

SIG probably doesn't sell a lot of 938's. It's probably not worth the huge investment they would have to make to get a kali version certified.

[G_FNH57]

Probably not worth it. I had one and it was very snappy.

[sigfan91]

Probably not worth it. I had one and it was very snappy.

Thanks for the heads up. Let me cross that off my list.

[Ammo Brothers]

P938 is one of Sig slowest selling firearms, the chances of seeing this added is slim to non

[Grendel Guy]

I have one, it has more "snap" or bites into the web of hand than my other 9mms.

[Zenderfall]

SIG probably doesn't sell a lot of 938's. It's probably not worth the huge investment they would have to make to get a kali version certified.

This is most likely the reason. They sell a LOT more P365's. So much, that there's several versions of that model on the roster. SIG, and other gunmakers, probably look at their sales in other states to see if roster application is "worth it". Apparently, guns like P938 and P210 just don't sell well enough to warrant it. Not that they're terrible guns, no, the P210 especially is an awesome gun. But being an awesome gun and selling well are not necessarily the same thing.

[Title1guy]

IMHO- Various little quirks over the years such as slide stop pin falling out, two piece guide rod coming apart, 7 round mag coming loose, grip screws coming loose or being stripped, difficulty in getting the guide rod and spring back in, greater expense to manufacture, lack of optics options, Sig’s tendency to drop models that don’t sell well, and finally, capacity; have made it more of a pistol for specific hammer-fired metal pistol lovers. There are more folks these days who prefer plastic, striker-fired, higher capacity wunderbar 9s. (P365 and P320 from Sig.) Don’t get me wrong. I love my P938 and P238. It’s just that evolutionary developments In weapons have further diminished their desirability for others.