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lmjyahoo · February 26, 2012, 06:12 PM

Bought the wife a 238 Diamond Plate a month ago. The Sig website lists the trigger pull as 7.5 - 8.5lbs. While it will get a little better with use the trigger pull does not matter for accuracy as far as my wife is concerned. She loves the gun and is fairly accurate. I liked her gun so much, I had to have one too.
I like the looks of the Equinox model and found one on the Internet for a great price. Haven't had time to shoot it yet though. Even though the trigger job may be a little heavy, I've learned from other sites that Sig will not accept 238's for trigger jobs. Probably a liability issue. Never thought i'd carry a .380 but the 238 is perfect for the job. No recoil, good accuracy, big enough to get the job done and small enough for good concealment, and with over 300 rounds thru the wife's 238, it has utter reliability. Great gun!

February 26, 2012, 06:12 PM	#22
lmjyahoo Junior Member Join Date: February 26, 2012 Posts: 2	Sig 238 Trigger Job Bought the wife a 238 Diamond Plate a month ago. The Sig website lists the trigger pull as 7.5 - 8.5lbs. While it will get a little better with use the trigger pull does not matter for accuracy as far as my wife is concerned. She loves the gun and is fairly accurate. I liked her gun so much, I had to have one too. I like the looks of the Equinox model and found one on the Internet for a great price. Haven't had time to shoot it yet though. Even though the trigger job may be a little heavy, I've learned from other sites that Sig will not accept 238's for trigger jobs. Probably a liability issue. Never thought i'd carry a .380 but the 238 is perfect for the job. No recoil, good accuracy, big enough to get the job done and small enough for good concealment, and with over 300 rounds thru the wife's 238, it has utter reliability. Great gun!