PM me if you decide to sell.
Have any of you found the grooved trigger to chew up your finger? Mine does, so I ordered a smooth-faced trigger. I just need to learn how to remove the stock trigger and install the new one, as it didn't come with such instructions. "Have a gunsmith do it" is all they said - legal butt covering, I'm sure.
I have appendix carried a P938 for a couple of years and I have not had any issue with the trigger chewing up my finger, maybe I just have more of a callused finger? As far as changing out the trigger I would just find a youtube tutorial. That is what I did when I changed out it's main spring.
I have had 3 of them. For me they are hard to shoot well and fast. I shoot the Shield, Glock 43 and Ruger LC9s so much better. I know its just me.
I have one. The trigger pull is heavy and it's very picky about ammo. I prefer my Shield to the P938.
This has the exact dimensions of the p238, except it's in 9mm, correct?
Is it still comfortable to shoot with the higher pressure round? I've only ever fired pocket guns in "mousegun" calibers, including .22 lr. I'm pretty skeptical of shooting something that hot in a gun which doesn't fill my hand.
Edit: I think 1911master kind of answered my question already.
Is it still comfortable to shoot with the higher pressure round? I've only ever fired pocket guns in "mousegun" calibers, including .22 lr. I'm pretty skeptical of shooting something that hot in a gun which doesn't fill my hand.
Edit: I think 1911master kind of answered my question already.
Get the magazines with the pinky extension. You get a full hand on it then.
My experience is very different from 1911master. I find the 938 very accurate and easy to shoot especially as Dennis said with the pinkie extension mags. There are many handguns I would get rid of before the p938.
Im not a real fan of it, but its a great back up. Id change to something else If I could find a striker fired gun that small that has a good trigger.
I actually do like the trigger tho. Clean break.
I actually do like the trigger tho. Clean break.
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