What size would I need for a Sig P238?
11125
Size 1 fits the Sig Sauer P938 perfect and these are similar size handguns.
11126
I have the P238 and the size 1 fits perfectly. Had to go into a local shop to to find this out. Blackhawk's website and sizing chart are at best confusing.
11127
I have a uncle mikes brand it is a size 10 i think the sizing is the same. It also fits a Taurus TCP PT738 .380.
11128
I have a Sig P238 and size 1 fits great. Most important for me is the trigger and guard are covered by the holster, which makes a safer draw.
11129
If this helps. I don't know the size of a P238, but I have a KelTec PF9, I use a size 0-"zero" blackhawk holster and it fits perfect. With a little research on comparison sizes, you should get your answer. The keltec pf9 is one of the smallest 9mm's. Hope I have been of some help; fellow gun owner.
11130
All the info about the different sizes are here. Hope this helps. http://www.blackhawk.com/product/Inside-The-Pants-Holster-wStrap,155,34.htm
1667962
Looks like you need size 13. Says m&p 9. With the locking mechanism it makes a great open carry. No one can snatch your gun easily. It offers left and right.
1095268
I have a Sig SP2022 9mm and I got a size 6. At first it was snug, I have it in this holster 24/7, and now it fits perfect. It just took some time to stretch out to it.
828750
I will say I tried 2 different times, paying for shipping both ways...X 2. IF IF you have a small grip and NOT the one with the extended pinky finger which includes longer cartridge/extra shell...then you might squeeze it in. I did love the case design as the quality was exceptional. What I ended up ordering was the S&W; AIRWEIGHT case that now I use for my 38 and Sig. Hope this helps you out. Any case...be sure TO MEASURE!!!!!
1831605
I have a single stack sig p238 and it works fine. Every so slightly more convenient with the double stack, but I have given a couple away to my friends and they all come back with: "Wouldn't go to the range w/o it".
68130
I bought a size 4 (.22-.25 small autos) based on these answers for my CM9/PM9 and it isn't even close. About an inch of the gun fit into the holster and no way the trigger guard would even think of fitting. I plan to order a size 5 and try that out....
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.
77708
Go to the Blackhawk website. They list many models and suggested sizes. Mine fit my PPK perfectly.
1826920
I don't know. I bought mine for the P238. The 938 is slightly larger. U might try some leather softener and heat then leave the gun in it for a few days. Then work it in and out until it forms to it. Good luck.
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.
919991
Not with the laser attachment because the holster has a tight fit. Another option would be to put an internal laser on the p238
346425
I don't know if your sig is a 1911 officers model platform but maybe look on the Hogue Home page to see what model you would need for it.....
853282
No because the interior is manufactured specifically for either a P938 or a P238. I own both models and each holster is form fitted for the specific weapon. Also, the holster will not accomodate the P238 with the laser attached.
2231514
The 2.8 to 3.25 was what I had for my sig p290 9mm. It would work with your G26 but it will ride slightly higher than normal. Not sure what you prefer but the next size up may be more to your liking.
1561476
A grip for the P228 will fit, M11 is it's military designation. A grip for the P238 wiil not.
1083746
doubtful, I got one for a sig P238, similar in size to a LC9, Its a very tight fit. I also have a Kimber Eclipse 3" similar to the pro carry 3" not even close. however they do make one for the kimber. just search for Kimber sneaky pete. good luck
137735
Sig makes several variants of the p226.Infidel Ultra is a great holster.Should work fine for either gun.E Mail Comp tac to be sure