Been wanting to replace my current CC which is a Sig P232 .380 for something with a little more bite - but still easy to conceal like the 232. Well this is it - :-)

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My new SIG SAUERŽ P239 with SIGLITEŽ Night Sights, NitronŽ finish - updated trigger by the Sig Custom Shop to the SRT Trigger Package (SRT = Short Reset Trigger. Reduces reset travel by 60% for those that don't know). Dimension wise the 239 and 232 are very very close. The 239 does weigh about 4 ounces more.

Now the 2 for 1 deal: Purchased as a .357Sig. Picked up a .40S&W barrel. To change caliber all I have to do is change out the barrel. Everything else stays the same - the clips take either round. Also came with 3 clips.

So there she is - a good compliment to my Sig P226 Tactical. The 232 is already sold, goes to it's new owner Thursday night.

Tad bit excited here - :-)

Ron
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nice weapon
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i just got some trigger time with my friends .357 sig 229. such, such, such a nice weapon. that da/sa trigger always messes with me
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Nice, Just picked myself up a new cc weapon last week myself. I got a pretty sweet deal on a Springfield Champion Lightweight. A 1911 at 4" is real nice to try and conceal over my full size M&P40.
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The Sig DA/SA is my 2nd favorite trigger.

USP v1 is my ultimate fave. :-)



Nice toy! It'll treat you well.
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Nice gun. I have put a lot of rounds through a .40cal 229. Loved everything but that heavy 1st trigger pull.
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Great looking pistol... I love Sigs. For cc I'll stick with my Para Warthog!
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Nice Ron,
I just know before too long your gonna need a nice custom leather carry rig for that :-)
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I know just the guy :-)
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Nice lookin pistol!
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You are bringing my gun up tomorrow?
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very nice toy Ron
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Pretty gun, brother. :-)
My buddy came over with his new 9mm yesterday and wants to go shoot. I need to go. It's been forever since I got out.
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Then this SRT trigger would really screw with you - :-)

Try manually cocking it - takes away that first heavy pull.

And I know exactly where to go when I need it - :-)

:-) Might piss Bob off though.
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Nice ! ! ! I LOVE my Sigs. Looks like your using gold dots too? How is the feel of the SRT compared to the standard trigger?
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Very Nice...

My service weapon is a Sig P226 .40

My Back-Up/CC is a Sig P239 9mm

Enjoy!!!

RON
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Hey Ron,

Great minds think alike. Picked up a 239 in .40 S&W Friday on the way to the OBX. Just got in and put it through a few mags in the back field. I LOVE IT! Much better than the 709slim it is replacing.

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The paddle holster it comes with is OK, but sits a bit proud for CC. I found the Size 15 Uncle Mike's IWB (in either left or right) is a perfect fit, and I already had it from that POS Taurus purchase.

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I love the night sights! This thing is just awesome. Finally retired the 92FS to the safe. Never was confident enough in the 709 to do that.

Do you know if the .40 is reverse compatible with .357?

If so, game on :-)
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Take your hand and hold it like you have a weapon in your hand, finger on the trigger. Now twitch your finger slightly. That's how short the throw is now. They could have called it a hair trigger but I'm guessing that SRT sounds more technical - LOL. Haven't fired it yet but seriously - its going to be quick.

And yes - those are gold dots. Never used them before but the shop had them for a few bucks off so what the hell.


Cool - my other Sig is the P226 Tactical, 20 round clips in a 9mm. Have a few other handguns but fell in love with Sig the first time I fired one. Just like velvet.

If funds were not a factor I'd probably collect them all - plus the action figures to go with them - :-)


Ron
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Nice looking pistol Ron. Enjoy :-)
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you shouldn't have a problem with them...i know of at least one gov organization that issues them...no i won't elaborate
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