Search results for query: *

Answering for my hubby, I carry a Sig 238 in .380 or Sig 239 in 9mm, depending on the reasons I'm carrying and the season.

Out of your price range, but worth it. It's out of your price range, but for my money the P238 from Sig is the best little carry gun out there. I used to carry a Ruger LCP, but it was super kicky and it felt almost too small to me. I traded in the LCP on my Sig, and LOVE everything about that...

Love it! I've got a 238. I've probably had it for around a year now? I bought the 238 because I loved my Sig 239 in 9mm, and I needed a smaller carry gun. The 238 replaced my stupid LCP. I carried that LCP, but dreaded the thought of actually having to shoot it. It hurt my hand because the...

I love mine I've got hundreds of rounds through mine. I love it, and I've had no problems whatsoever with it from day one. I carry it daily, either in a purse or a pancake holster. It's also easy on the hand at the range, which is nice.

I've got hundreds of rounds through mine - hollow point and ball ammo. Love it. No problems at all even with daily carry.

The Sig, of course! I've got a Sig that I've had for a year. I carry in a pancake holster, or throw it in my purse (in the holster) usually. It's been everywhere. I've put hundreds of range rounds through it with not one misfeed or failure of any sort. I've also put at least 100 rounds of...

Thanks for the info! I've had my two-tone 238 for about a year, put a ton of rounds through it, and never had so much as a hiccup from it despite daily carry. They're great little guns, and we're looking for one with the rosewood for my husband. This is definitely an option!

I'll throw my vote for a 238. I've got one that I replaced my LCP with. Love how it feels, love how it shoots, love how it carries.

Well, from one gal to another... My first gun was a Sig 239 in 9mm. I loved the gun and the idea of a de-cocker for safety. I have night sights, and can shoot it pretty handily. However, I ended up also getting a Sig 238 because I felt that in summer and with slimmer line women's clothes, the...

Harmon, I agree with you. I was handy with my LCP, but the sights and the feel of the gun make me even more effective with my 238 in my opinion. Well, plus I don't cringe at the thought of my hand getting killed with each shot like I did with my LCP.

I agree with the 238 recs. I had an LCP that KILLED my hand when I shot it. My solution? As soon as I saw Sig had the 238 I traded my LCP in on one with night sights and two tone. I've shot my 238 numerous times, over 100 shots per session, and I swear it's SOOOOOOOO much nicer! I used to...

Can I chime in? Hi, the wife chiming in. The only problem with this gun is that now I want a second one in black with nice rosewood grips. I would heartily recommend this gun to anyone who will listen. :)

From my experience... I'm not sure I can keep you in the $300 range, but I will say do NOT buy an LCP without finding one to shoot somewhere. I bought one as an ultra conceal gun for myself. (I'm a gal, 35, and had shot a variety of guns and needed something smaller than my 9mm.) I carried it...

Phildoggie's got it. ;) Phil's got it right. My husband (then bf) took me to a friend's house. I got to shoot a .380, .40, 9mm, and .45. I liked the 9mm the best, (less recoil, easy to deal with) and that's what I bought for my first gun. Happened to be a Sig 239 in 9mm. I took my carry...