Sig Sauer P938 SAS for sale
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Sig Sauer P938 Legion 9mm 3" MA Compliant Gray Pistol w/X-RAY3, Ambi Safety, SAS, and (3)7rd Steel Mags 938M-9-LEGION
Brand:
Sig Sauer
Action:
Single Action
Barrel Length:
3 inches
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
7
Finish Per Color:
Grey
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Sig Sauer P938 SAS Micro-Compact 9mm Semi-Automatic Pistol, Hardcoat Anodized Black - 938M-9-SAS-AMBI
Brand:
Sig Sauer
Action:
Single Action
Barrel Length:
3"
Caliber:
9×19mm Parabellum
Capacity:
7
Finish Per Color:
Two Tone
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.7/5
based on 6 customer reviews across 3 variants from 20 retailers
Highly rated compact carry gun with excellent quality and service, though some users report safety mechanism and minor QC concerns.
What customers like
Quality & Design83%
The quality is great. The anti-snag treatment on the pistol is outstanding.
Reliable Service67%
Buying from Guns.com is easy and secure. Excellent service.
Accurate & Reliable50%
Accurate pistol. Despite its size it feels good and the hand and is accurate.
Ideal Carry Gun50%
Perfect carry gun for Summer time and can work great as a pocket gun.
Common concerns
Safety Mechanism Issue17%
The safety is so hard to release I have to use two thumbs.
Quality Control Issues17%
38% of reviewers had issues. I had a couple issues too
Frequently Asked Questions
Sig Sauer P938 SAS for sale
What is a SIG P938 SAS?
SIG Sauer's P938 SAS is a current-production 9mm micro-compact pistol designed for concealed carry. It is single-action, hammer-fired, and features a fully dehorned profile for snag-free draws. Magazine capacity is 6+1 rounds. Used examples typically sell for $600–$900.
Is the P938 SAS discontinued?
Yes, SIG Sauer discontinued the P938 SAS. Used and remaining new inventory still circulate through retailers. One variant currently appears in stock across twenty retailers, with median pricing around $799.99.
What does SAS mean in SIG Sauer?
SAS stands for SIG Anti-Snag. It describes design features on certain SIG Sauer pistols optimized for concealed carry, including rounded edges on the frame and slide to prevent snagging on clothing during draws. These models also lack an accessory rail on the frame.
Can you pocket carry a SIG P938?
Yes, the P938 can be pocket carried. Its micro-compact size works well with a dedicated pocket holster, which protects the trigger and reduces printing. It fits comfortably in regular or relaxed-fit pants but may feel bulky in slim or skinny jeans.
What are the common P938 problems?
Reported issues include feeding failures, particularly with the first rounds in a magazine, and guide rod separation during firing. Some users experienced defects out of the box requiring warranty service. Magazine capacity and feed ramp geometry appear linked to reliability in certain cases.
What is the difference between P938 and P938 Legion?
The P938 Legion features a 100% steel trigger assembly, precision machined trigger, aggressive trigger guard checkering, ambidextrous thumb safety, extended magwell, extended beavertail, and upgraded sights. However, internal MIM components like the hammer and sear are identical to the standard P938. The Legion targets competitive shooters wanting enhanced ergonomics.
What are the common P938 Legion problems?
Reported issues with the P938 Legion include guide rod separation during firing, feeding failures with certain ammunition and magazine combinations, recoil spring ejection, and occasional defects requiring warranty replacement. Reliability varies by individual unit and ammunition type.
Is the P938 smaller than the P365?
The P938 is not smaller overall. It is slightly longer (5.9 in vs 5.8 in) but shorter in height (3.9 in vs 4.3 in) and narrower (1.0 in vs 1.1 in). The P938 weighs less (16 oz vs 17.8 oz), but the P365 holds more rounds.