SIG SAUER P238 for Sale

Quick Look

The Sig Sauer P238, introduced in 2002, is a compact .380 ACP pistol designed for concealed carry. Its lightweight aluminum frame and single-action trigger deliver reliable performance. The P238 remains popular among civilian and law enforcement users who desire a small, easy-to-carry handgun.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Compact size ideal for concealed carry
• Lightweight aluminum frame reduces carry weight
• Single-action trigger and smooth cycling
• Reliable Sig Sauer quality and durability
• Wide aftermarket support and accessories

Key Variants

Sig Sauer P238 Nitron

Stainless steel slide with black Nitron finish for durability and corrosion resistance.

Sig Sauer P238 Equinox

Stylish two-tone finish combining silver and black elements, appealing to collectors and carry users.

Sig Sauer P238 Scorpion

Features tactical enhancements like improved sights and custom grips for enhanced control.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Sig Sauer P238	Ruger LCP	SCCY CPX-2
MSRP	$650	$350	$300
Capacity/Size	6+1, .380 ACP	6+1, .380 ACP	10+1, 9mm
Weight	13.4 oz	9.4 oz	16 oz
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single-action	Double-action	Double-action
Notable Pro	Excellent ergonomics and finish	Very lightweight and affordable	High capacity for size
Notable Con	Relatively limited capacity	Less refined trigger pull	Heavier than competitors

Best Use Cases

• Concealed carry for self-defense
• Backup duty handgun
• Close-quarters personal protection
• Everyday carry (EDC) convenience
• Range practice for compact pistol handling

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use aftermarket sights on the Sig Sauer P238?

Yes, numerous aftermarket sights fit the P238, including fiber optic and night sights for enhanced target acquisition.

What is the magazine capacity of the Sig Sauer P238?

The P238 holds six rounds in the magazine plus one in the chamber, using .380 ACP ammunition.

How does the single-action trigger affect shooting?

The single-action trigger provides a light, crisp pull for improved accuracy and faster follow-up shots.