Hmmm, would it accomodate a Sig Sauer P238?
191989
The Sig is about the same size as the Smith Bodyguard. 380. If you work to stretch the end webbing with an empty weapon, it can fit. Just a bit awkward getting it back out. Would recommend a Sneaky Peat carrier even though more expensive.
1197859
It should no problem. I put a Taurus 709 slim in mine and it could hold a glock 17 by the way it looks.
1917142
I doubt it. My Taurus just barely fits. But I have a Bulldog horizontal that holds my Sig P238 nicely. The only thing I don't like is it has a zipper instead of a magnetic flap like the vertical. My Sig doesn't fit the vertical Bulldog. The zipper is secure though.
302183
Yes. I carry a sig p226 in .40 in this holster. The holster is very adjustable.
1801456
yes, but it is not that great, for slimmer 9mm it doesnt go tight enough. IT's fine for glockss, but my Sig Mags are thinner and I cant get it tight enough
160591
It will fit the Sig p 230/232. My guess is that this particular holster would not work with the p238. They would list any model that would work. Keep in mind that these holsters are molded to very close specs for the fit of very specific guns. If you can't find an Itac for your 238 I would recommend checking with the maker of a very similar type retention holster, Blackhawk. Specifically, a Blackhawk Serpa CQC. First rate quality with the same retention capability. I use one for a Beretta 96 and like it. You may find one through them for your p238
50024
Although I don't have a P239 to try I believe it may be a tight fit. At 6.6 in. L & 5.1 in H and weighing 29.5 oz loaded it is not much smaller than a full size 1911. The P238 is 5.5 L & 3.96 H and weighs a full pound less (loaded) so it is a very different size and would fit well. I carry a Glock 27 or smaller Walther PPK easily in this pack.
2110245
I don't think so. Go to the Sneaky Pete website and look for the one that fits that particular firearm. i believe the P238 is smaller than the P239.
2094656
Maybe, with modification it'll be tight and take some effort. I dont think its made for it but I use it with a Sig P250 and a TLR3. I had to snip a few stiches inside around the trigger guard area to allow it to sit deep enough to secure. Has since held up fine with moderate use.
230488
Not sure, my gun is a Taurus PT Millenium Pro 111 and it fits perfectly. Sorry, I don't own a Sig (yet).
86592
It might but would be snug. I have a Sig P226 in it and can fit two fingers above the slide if I leave the trigger guard outside the holster.
647120
I'm not sure. My SW M&P; S 9 mil fits in it fine- however it seems to "sink into it" requiring a little more effort to withdraw from the holster than I had anticipated. Still happy with it though since I don't have to put my gun on the nightstand or keep the drawer open for easy access.
638279
I can't say for sure. But if the sig is a mil spec lower, it would fit. I put one on a 80%, mil spec lower. fit with no issues.
811327
I know it fit my Sig P238 perfectly. I returned it as it tended to "print" in my pocket. However, I am heavy set and this may not be a problem for a thinner person. Hope this helps.
926339
1911 Sig Sauer . . . Nice! Sorry mine not Sig. but fit perfectly, no problems.
1841061
Yes, If that is the "Sig Tac Hol RPR Retention. I have the older model P230 and it fits well.
1844194
No, it won't. In order to accommodate my daughter's P238 with a Crimson Trace laser trigger laser sight, I had to break out the plastic holder on the inside. However, it still fit well. But an extended magazine for sure won't fit as there's only enough room for the standard clip.