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Expensive quality single action pistols do not have 7.5# trigger pull , what the hell were they thinking…Hey!!! Lets use an old Jennings/Davis .22 trigger on this.
SMH ~~ Sig found out how to make an $800.00 pistol into a boat anchor
I bought my SIG P938 in September 2013. It is my new carry sidearm. I love how it feels, with the one exception you mentioned. The trigger pull is a bit heavy. I think a little tweaking will make this an excellent sidearm. By the way, the video states that the MSRP is $825. I bought my P938 with the case, two magazines, holster, and laser for $599.
Too long. Make it like 9 seconds next time. Think Ollie the weather guy from Family Guy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW4VCU8utzo
Picked up just after Thanksgiving, a P938 SAS model that I added a Hogue Tamer Grip for all day comfort and extended mag with finger extension. Agreed, it’s a great carry gun and can be found for under $700 (not including the extras listed). I carry it IWB in a Uncle Mike’s #1 or Ankle in a Blackhawk rig. After 275 rounds in three sessions I don’t even notice the trigger; maybe being a Kahr M40 carrier for 3 years has something to do with it : )