[P95Carry]

Glad you like it and it performs well.

I am a SIG carrier, tho full size, but if I needed something smaller that is one of those I would consider.

Practice will make the DA first shot seem less awkward - you may find (or have found) that if you draw and double tap, that DA shot will go off a bit - mine usually go a shade high - but overall I don't think that's a major prob'.

 

[CopperKnight]

Glad it was good for you. I have only fired the local range's Sig, but found it to be a good shooter as well.
IMO sacrificing the extra rounds is well worth having a gun you are comfortable carrying.

 

[SammyIamToday]

I used to carry one and I can definitely say that it was a great gun as well. I just cheaped out on buying .40 rounds and changed to 9mm. Never had any problems with it, but I must admit the slide release/decocker/magazine release was hard to use left handed, which is actually why I didn't get a SIG when I changed to 9mm. Still I miss that pistol, it was very balanced in my hand.

 

[ExSoldier]

Good Show!

Today I shot my 239 for the first time. Today was a confirmation that I made the right choice as far as CCW weapon for me.

Good for you! Did you by chance get a chance to handle or shoot a Glock M27 prior to buying the Sig? Smaller, has a 9rd standard capacity and will handle HI-CAP M22 & M23 mags. Using the little plastic spacers give these a seamless grip area. For an example see my collection on the thread titled Remington Rand. I have some pics on that thread. One is of the inside door to my closet where my handguns reside. The Glock 27 has a M23 mag inserted with the spacer present. My M27 cost me about $400 NIB.

 

[rstickle]

I've got a 239 in 9mm and really like it. Great shooter.

 

[maclean3]

Glad you like the Sig Cali, figured ya' would. :wink: You've chosen a great firearm as I'm sure you're finding out. I'd considered one myself a few years ago but, unfortunately, the flat front strap doesn't fit me well - love the 229 though. Make a few more trips to the range and you'll soon get use to the DA trigger and the DA/SA transition.
Jack

 

[HotGuns]

I like the 239.

I've let several people shoot mine that eventually ended up buying one. I ought to get a commision from Sig...:image035:

 

['75scout]

I originally considered the 239 in 9mm for my 1st handgun. But I decided to go with a GLOCK 26. My great uncle has the 239 and I've put several hundred rounds through it. I really liked it.

 

[rfurtkamp]

I have a 239 in 9mm as a pocket pistol. Ok, I have large pockets. ;0

I wanted something slimmer than my S&W 296's cylinder for some occasions and just realized after having it for a while I was more comfortable with good sights, decent trigger, and thinner profile. The 296 is saved for special "when only a .44 will do" occasions.

 

[ron8903]

I have one,and my wife loves it.
Mine has two barrels .40/357 sig. scary accurate.
The point of aim for both barrels just about the same.
Sig says to get the .357 mags when you use the .357 barrel
But I have had zero problems using the .40 mags.
Hope you enjoy your new Sig.

 

[Boomer45]

I know you will continue to enjoy shooting your P239 as much as I enjoy mine. Down the road you might want to consider the Tritium night sights as they certainly enhance this pistols low light shootability. I believe Crimson Trace is or has brought out their excellent laser grips for the P239 also. Good luck and safe shooting.