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Just remember to double up on your ear protection with that shorty. People hated mine at the range.

...and the P220 Legion in SAO :D

If you are looking for a nice little IWB holster, this is what I use for my P938 SAS. He does a nice job. https://baysleather.com/product/double-loop-inside-the-waistband-holster/

I just picked up an HK Model 4 in .32 acp. Looks interesting.

Where the heck did the idea of the high polish 38 super come from? I mean, why was the 38 Super singled out? And, yes, I would love to have one...

They are a good bunch there. They went above and beyond for me in the past. Good for you. :)

You are not supposed to fire Underwood 10mm in an LCP, didn't they tell you! But seriously, you are a lucky man!

The copper colored anti seize they use for break in?

Are the G10's thinner than the OEM wood grips? I was just looking at those on the Hogue website. I do love the G10's on my 1911's.

Just to clarify, the frame is the same on the 40 vs the 9, but the slide of the 40 (357) is wider and taller??? Do I have that right? I am not 100% sure on this one.

Thanks for the input SK. I suppose the rubbers will be a cheaper option to explore than the Aluminum's. But the Al sure does look nice. I like the Alumagrips I have for my 1911's, but they don't make a P239 option.

Does anyone have, or know from experience if the Hogue Aluminum grips for the Sig P239 are any thinner than the Sig wood grips. I picked up a SAS 2-tone DAK P239 with the fairly thick wood grips. Beautiful gun, but I was curious about the Hogue Aluminums. If memory serves, the finger grip...

Aren't you being a little rough on the Beave? :D

That's why I look forward to every Christmas when A Christmas Story is on all day!

I feel the need to fondle my flame thrower and Bazooka when I watch Rosie O'Donnell movies. :eek:

Seecamp? https://forums.1911forum.com/showthread.php?t=273563

I saw one at a recent gunshow at a very nice price. I am waiting to see how they work out but I'm interested. You know you are going to get yelled at for posting this in Autoloaders... :eek:

STELLAR piece! May you use it in good health for many years to come. Wow!

Some compact mags have 6 rounds, some have 7. Some full size mags have 7 rounds, some have 8. Hence the overlap.

If you had to fill every niche, from pocket carry to IWB with just one gun, the P938. 6+1 or 7+1 of 9mm is not too bad. It can be pocket carried with the 6 round mags. Harder to do with the CQB 45. If it's never leaving your home, or you very infrequently carry (if at all), then that's another...