SIG Sauer P239 Complete Specs and Full Gun Specifications

My first Sig was a P220, over 30 years ago. I currently own a P229, P239, (2) P226's and an M11-A1. I never had any intention of buy a 239, but I got one in a trade. It's an awesome pistol in every regard. Accurate, reliable, balanced. Now I have no inten

I went with an A2 for my first build, since that's what I carried in Afghanistan.Took it out to one of the local clubs for their "deer rifle sight in day," had all the old tierms looking at me like some young punk, and then made them all think again when

Fires everything I put into it. accurate enough, comfortable to hold. I like the business like finish, no attempt to be pretty. It is really not as small as many carry guns but it a stable secure platform. Never a failure to fire or eject in the 15 years

More accurate than I am, eats every kind of ammo, feels and looks like a real gun, not plastic junk! Safe and reliable.

I purchared the P239 because I carry a P229 on duty and thought I would make a good off-duty weapon. I have medium sized hand and it is hard to get a good grip on the weapon for me. It had a long break in period, 400 to 500 rds before it became reliable,

It is a little thicker than most single stack 40 cal pistols but it fits perfectly in my (medium ) size hands. It is not that light but still OK for CCW. It will feed anything you put in it with no problems for me after a few thousand rounds.

I absolutely love this gun!!! Buds was awesome as always in making sure my gun arrived in a timely fashion and I could be happier!! The gun itself is the perfect size for carrying and has enough weight to so that way it absorbs the added recoil of the 40s

My wife was wanting something with a little more knock-down power than her Smith 2" .38. A patient brought this in for a "show and tell" and she fell in love with the single stack. Buds was the only place I found that had a new one in stock. She is well p