Re: My Latest Addition; Sig Sauer P238
Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2016 8:06 pm
Ammo is always a great gift! 

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rytchard wrote:Ammo is always a great gift!
Still laughing!Pawpaw wrote:rytchard wrote:Ammo is always a great gift!
(Special thanks to Flightmare!)
My wife just bought one for $519 from Academy. She's left-handed so I ordered the ambi-safety kit from SIG and it's easy to install. However, . . . there's always a "however," right . . . be very sure to remove and reinstall the safety detent spring and plunger inside a LARGE baggie. If/when it launches to the moon, you will not find it. My replacements are on their way to me from SIG.rytchard wrote:Academy Sports carries them. I will grab one before going to the range this weekend! Thanks!TexasTornado wrote:I have small hands and way prefer the extended. You may want to try it before you shell out the cash on another 6 rounder.rytchard wrote:Don't have the extended mag yet, But I want to get it and another 6 rounder. Cleaned it tonight and loaded ("it is a hot gun" - pun intended)
That must be one heck of a magazine for $519!Charles L. Cotton wrote:My wife just bought one for $519 from Academy.rytchard wrote:Academy Sports carries them. I will grab one before going to the range this weekend! Thanks!TexasTornado wrote:I have small hands and way prefer the extended. You may want to try it before you shell out the cash on another 6 rounder.rytchard wrote:Don't have the extended mag yet, But I want to get it and another 6 rounder. Cleaned it tonight and loaded ("it is a hot gun" - pun intended)
Chas.
rytchard wrote:Still laughing!Pawpaw wrote:rytchard wrote:Ammo is always a great gift!
(Special thanks to Flightmare!)
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Why didn't I think of that when trying to get the firing pin and spring and the confounded little plate all aligned???Charles L. Cotton wrote:My wife just bought one for $519 from Academy. She's left-handed so I ordered the ambi-safety kit from SIG and it's easy to install. However, . . . there's always a "however," right . . . be very sure to remove and reinstall the safety detent spring and plunger inside a LARGE baggie. If/when it launches to the moon, you will not find it. My replacements are on their way to me from SIG.rytchard wrote:Academy Sports carries them. I will grab one before going to the range this weekend! Thanks!TexasTornado wrote:I have small hands and way prefer the extended. You may want to try it before you shell out the cash on another 6 rounder.rytchard wrote:Don't have the extended mag yet, But I want to get it and another 6 rounder. Cleaned it tonight and loaded ("it is a hot gun" - pun intended)
Chas.
AndyC wrote: I had that same experience with my 938 when looking at replacing the trigger. I heard the detent land "somewhere over there" on the carpet but dug out a magnet and started a slow search-pattern, cursing myself for an idiot for not having done it in a bag as I know I should. Less than 5 minutes later, though - "click"![]()
Something perhaps useful for the new owner - when I registered my new P938 on the Sig website, I got a 20%-off code good for accessories, so it might be worth your while - extra mags, perhaps?
Hey coffee, may I ask where you got your new trigger? The grooves on the p238 trigger are probably the only thing I would ever change on it but had no idea where to start looking.CoffeeNut wrote:Nice new Sig! I've carried the P238 for a little over 3 years now and I absolutely love it.
I also just ordered a flat faced trigger for it since my only quirk with the P238 was the occasional trigger pinch after a long range session.
If you want cheap range mags (and maybe self-defense mags) the metal-form Colt Mustang magazines have worked very well for me with everything but Hornady Custom loads.
AndyC wrote:The Crusader Trigger for Sig Sauer P938 and P238 Pistols - available in red, black or silver triggers.
Not cool man! Now I have to look at doing that for both of my sigs!AndyC wrote:The Crusader Trigger for Sig Sauer P938 and P238 Pistols - available in red, black or silver triggers.