Iddy Biddy Siggy

I don't really have a use for this (I don't live in a part of California where non-elites can get carry permits) but I didn't have a Sig in my collection, I didn't have a .380, and these looked like a lot of fun.

Sig P238 HD w/night sights. Gotta say, it feels like quality. Can't wait to try it out.



It's like a 1911 scaled down by a third. Trigger pull is a bit high, but it has a nice, clean break.

Ooooooh neat, I was looking at the 9mm version the other day, it's probably going to the next thing I get after my PS90 comes in.

Huh, double post.

I'd love to have the P938, but...California.

Wanna hear all about the PS90!

The ps90 is several months out, I'm afraid. It's going to be an SBR.

I wasn't aware Sig made more than two guns. P220 or P229. Oh, wait, it must be in the testicle-lacking portion of the catalog.

I think it's in the feminine hygiene section.

Elwood sighting!

what a little cutey-pie of a weapon! If I had small hands I would like to shoot it.

You should check out the P238. In your hands, it would look like a full-size 1911.

Have you dropped it lately?

BREAKING: TTAG Test Shows P320 Striker-Fired Pistols Are Not Drop-Safe

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/20...p320-striker-fired-pistols-are-not-drop-safe/

Yes. I know it's not the same gun but if the quality control on the P320 failed it's possible it failed on the P238.

1. I don't think the 320 issue is one of quality control; it looks like a design problem. It isn't like they had a bad batch that failed; apparently, they all do.

2. That said, the 320 has passed numerous standard drop tests; it's apparently one very specific drop that makes it fail. While it is something Sig should address, this failure mode may be a very, very unlikely occurrence.

3. I wish I could buy a Sig P320. But...California.

4. As you point out, the P238 is an entirely different design; I have no reason to worry about it.

I remember the one time I dropped my Glock. Man I was hopping around the room like crazy when it fell trying to stay out of the barrels way. Thank God for the drop safety.

And yes to all you non-gun owning people on this board dropping guns happens. If you've dropped a hammer, knife, keys or any other tool yes it's possible to drop a gun.

I remember a really awful episode of Beverly Hills 90210 where the dumbass Scott character got killed by dropping a gun he was playing with. Of course, it was a Glock which is designed so that really can't happen. But that's okay. Scott really needed to be killed, anyway.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...ry-upgrade-pistols-will-receive-mhs-triggers/