P938 SAS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- The SIG SAUER P938 SAS is a 9mm, single action only (SAO), hammer fired, alloy frame pistol with a Nitron finish. The pistol features the SIG Anti-Snag (SAS) technology slide treatment with a flush-mounted FT bullseye fiber-tritium night sight, an ambidextrous thumb safety, and ships with (1) 7-round magazine.
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I carry this daily. Originally had a p238 SAS, then moved to a 365 SAS, and finally settled on this. As its the best of all 3.
Bought my wife a P238. Sweet shooting pistol. Easy for her to rack and handle especially with the 7 round mag. The P938 is the big brother.
I've never owned a S&W 39 asp but have always loved the concept. This is like a modern rendition of that and commercially available.
A p938 with the p365 high capacity treatment would be pretty cool to compete against the new S&W CSX.
I have a SIG P365, love the gun, I want to like the sight, but it is hard to see in some conditions (for me and for others), but that is ok since it "barrel" sights pretty good at close range. On the other hand, the laser optic solves that issue. Sweet little gun and easy to "pocket" even with the optics. I like the striker fired double action.
We both carry p938's and we love them!. They are like miniature 1911's and they are accurate and very easy to carry with or with out a holster.
Love the P398 flavor. Beast of a gun!
Be a great backup weapon.
Nice, but can we actually get one with the current empty gun stores?????......Common Sig.......start cranking them out.......looks nice......PRICE???????
Joseph Klimchock I think they have been cranking them out. I have sent my P938 back twice to try and get fixed.
Already have a 938BRG and love it. Sure hope SIG offers a SAS slide right away.
Because I’m 70 years old and like to add new things to my collection to play with and I can. I won’t buy a new gun but I certainly would buy a new option to play with for my gun. BTW, my 938 is not my EDC, that’s my 365XL with a Romeo0.
Dang, Sig is on a roll!
Strongly suggest the presenter wear a light colored shirt when holding a black/dark pistol; kinda hard to distinguish with a dark background.
Same with the table.
They were showcasing a gun?
I think he was trying to demonstrate concealability. Great job. ;)
@@boazavigad1 must be one of those ghost guns politicians keep talking about.
Turn your brightness up. Saw everything just fine.
That 1 magazine with a gun that's 500.00 and up is just an insult.
Just because you can’t afford it.
@@sqwk2559 yeah , I can . Own a P 238 Legion and a P-365.
Buy a ruger you cheap skate.
@@GreggRoberts I'm waiting for a Stribog A3, hopefully in OD Green.
It's a carry gun... how many times have you heard of someone needing to shoot a robber, attacker, rapist, whatever... firing all 8,9,10, or 15 rounds and then having to reload ?
If you can't take someone down with 2-3 shots max, you're not using the it correctly.
Looks like a Great little gun. I have 3 P938 in my own collection. Soon to be four. Well the way it work maybe in a year. I love the sights. I have a set on a custom gun I built years ago.
Cocked, locked, and ready to rock.
We need a double stack .380 asap! The only thing I can find with 10+ capacity is the P250 but that’s a double-action only! We want a striker or double/single action gun!
Would you guys make a 938 factory equipped with suppressor sights, mini red dot mount and a factor 1/2 28 barrel. It would be a really fun gun also some higher capacity mags, perhaps plus 3 or 4?
Have p938 rosewood 😎 great little big gun
Can I switch the sights out with a plate for a red dot?
How about one is ALL stainless, instead of frame being made alum alloy?......I know a bit heavier, but makes for better shooting, handling, recoil etc......like the Sig P238 HD.....ALL Stainless.....still trying to find one new , very hard to find......but right now, most guns stores dont have any guns except the few they get in every day and sell out by noon.........at least people get the situation that is happening in the country and want to have protection, a good thing and our rights.....
Did you fix the problem with that sight so that it is sealed and oil can't get in and ruin the sight?
Hahaha 😂
It doesn’t ruin it but you do need to take it off and clean it
@@jambajoby32 one of ours was ruined. It is a dim green/black smudge
@@jambajoby32 how is that not a seal system¿
Benjamin Ponzer makes sense
I had a similar issue and had to send mine in
Part of the circle was cutting out
What I Don't understand is why mess with a nearly perfect platform? I own the original P938 SAS model, a beautiful functionally perfect pistol. All the reviews I have seen on this new version with It's funky sight has been negative, and all say It's practically unshootable because It's so inaccurate. And in all the years I have owned that P938 SAS it has never snagged on anything. When you buy a quality pistol, you should have enough sense to buy a quality holster, not a dime store foam or nylon $15 "Uncle Mike" to carry it in. A holster that befits the gun.
Beautiful gun
Super sub compact design and size
Love mine.
Looks very good !!🤤
Short range designation for the 365SAS came to mean that the sight was not adjustable ... wonder if the same is true here?
What would you want to adjust the sight for? It’s for close quarters emergencies.
I don’t know I guess I just got this thing for understanding where my bullets going to go. Plus I practice with the pistol I carry and my 365 SAS is high and right by 3 inches at 20 feet
Now I got to get another 938 :-(.
the best gun
Why bother changing the sights? My standard sighted 938 carried well in a pocket holster and has never snagged on anything. I get incredible (for its size) accuracy from my 938 and would hate to loose that with that SAS sight with such a short sight radius.
Can SAS slide be purchased separately for existing 938. How much?
No
Yes, $300
So how accurate would it be past 10 yards?
Reading the comments and didn't hear a word or see a sec of the video,those bulky mini guns only serve the purpose of throwing them at a target 😂 make something better,and take that one off the registry
Why would u limit the accuracy on an already anemic pistol? Those sights instill no confidence when engaging someone at any real distance. I don't need sights for a "belly gun".
If its anti snag technology why would you keep a hammer?
Because it’s not a striker fire pistol..
Does this gun have the same functioning problem as the original?
Never had mine malfunction, have put thousands of rounds downrange.
I keep seeing this about the 938 and am starting to think this gun just gets limp wristed a lot.
I'll stick to the original.
Está super..super compacta se ve muy bien ..quiero una Waooo...
Wouldn't this be a better time to crank out more of your top sellers, instead of putting out new models? Nobody has seen a stocked wall like the one in the video, since March. Not sold on the sight yet, even less so on this model. With the hammer closed, you have no sights? That makes about as much sense as dropping the P239 from the lineup, and leaving owners in the wind as far as support and parts.
@Dan Snyder Sure it matters, because not everyone will carry it cocked and locked. Who would want to have to rack slide or cock hammer, just to see sights. Ironically, the P365 SAS is the only Sig sitting on the shelf of my local gun shop, and has been for months. Why is that? Because it is a neat idea that in execution, is not very useful.
how much$$
Test lap
I think this might just replace my p365 as cc
You can do that if you want to forget the extra rounds you carry in your P365. I have both pistols and normally carry the P365 for the 10+1 rounds I carry in it. You can actually carry 12+1 with the optional 12-round magazine, as I'm sure you know. The P938 is great for deep concealment, but I bought the Sig SAS slide option for the the P365 and it now conceals as well as the P938. I'll probably sell or trade the P938.
Once again "big gun" fan boyz, "capacity" fan boyz, and "micro" fan boys arguing ad nauseum. I like options and applaud any manufacturer that gives me choices.
My wife's P938 nightmare has a hard trigger , I don't care for it much.
I always get aftermarket triggers to replace on my sigs.
That beaver tail is snag prone. The SAS line is a gimmick c'mon now.
Can we get an Emperor Scorpion 1911 in black Nitron please?
That trigger sux for a “1911”.
Like most "lawyer triggers", it can be fixed. I have mine at a hair over 3 pounds.
bumper52 I fixed mine too. 20 dollars in two springs and an hour in polishing.
Matthew Caughey That has nothing to do with what I stated. They refer to the p938 as being a mini 1911 and all I said was the trigger sux for a 1911. 🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@jameyevans29 I make a number of changes to include: Reducing sear positive engagement angle by about half; thin the ejector side of the sear spring to about .022" and mostly straighten that side of the spring; change trigger return spring for weaker and add a follower to that spring (smooths pre-travel); and polish stuff. I have never worked on a P938 that had a decent sear to hammer engagement. The MIM parts are not precise and SIG does no post molding machining to true them. I use Power Custom jigs and fixtures to true and adjust sear angles.
The FT Bullseye sight is so dim and terrible in anything other than perfect light. Unsafe to carry.
It might be just me,, but I never like the sight on the SAS models.
Please stop saying SAS like it's a word.
I think it’s cool but if I can carry a duty size gun I will
@Matthew Caughey I do realize that many times it is impractical and for some people impossible to carry a full-size handgun. I am stating that for me I shoot best with duty size gun, I can carry a duty size gun without much effort. so if I can carry one I will carry one.
Too small for me
Ok I’ll let everybody know.
@@sqwk2559 thanks man I appreciate that
That's what she said
That's what she said
What's the difference between the P938 SAS and the P938 BRG