Sig P938 Trigger Options

[CarlosDJackal]

I really like the size of the Sig P938 9mm. Especially since there are now kommunist states that only allow 7-round magazines that I may not have any option but to travel through.

What I do not like is it is a SA pistol that can only be carried "Locked-and-Cocked". So does anyone know if Sig (or any other firm) offers a RELIABLE DA/SA or DAO trigger option for this pistol?

I've searching all over the errornet without luck. Thanks in advanced.

[DanjojoUSMC]

Seems it is closer to DAO with thumb safety than SA, with the 8lbs. trigger pull. Would see if the problems of the first batches are all settled.

[CarlosDJackal]

Seems it is closer to DAO with thumb safety than SA, with the 8lbs. trigger pull...

My apologies, but I don't understand the above comment. The two I have handled did not seem to have an 8lb pull and had SINGLE ACTION triggers only.

Am I missing something?

[DanjojoUSMC]

Maybe just how the one I handled felt. It is listed as 7.5-8.5lbs pull and seemed to have more take-up than a 1911 trigger.

[Shorts]

Necropost, but with info.

This company does triggers: http://partsproduction.com/Trigger.htm
They've got links there on how to replace as well.

As for the trigger pull weight, I think what Danjojowas saying is that the trigger pull was so heavy it felt like a DA. But to be clear the P938 is SAO. In order to get the pull weight down you can do a few things. I would suggest googling for the details of the options, but here is a basic example that covers the scope HERE (http://sigtalk.com/sig-sauer-pistols/4479-trigger-job-p938.html)

Also it is safe to carry cocked and locked. I carry a P238 that way. No different than a 1911 which I've done rather comfortably. In fact, so comfortable I am the opposite of folks in that I don't feel comfortable carrying a DA with one in the chamber. How's that for weird?