Sig Sauer P320 Carry, CZ P-09 FDE & Sig Sauer P938 Army…

Good morning all and Happy Hump Day!!!  Today brings a nice trio of 9mm sidearms into the shop.  Each one is great in its own way.  Let’s get started with the Sig Sauer P320 Compact which is a striker fired, DAO 9mm pistol with Night Sights a two 15 round magazines.  This weapon is Sig’s entry into the polymer framed, striker fired handgun market and they came in with a bang.  I feel like they made this weapon just to mess with the G19 and the VP9.  The trigger is fantastic, but not necessarily a good idea for shooters with poor trigger discipline.  It has a very short crisp brake and equally short reset.  This one comes standard with the SigLite Tritium Night Sights and she’s priced right where I sell the VP9’s that don’t have night sights and just a little bit above the G19.  All around great weapon at a great price.

Next up, we have the CZ P-09 which is a full/duty sized pistol chambered in 9mm that is DA/SA.  I own a fair amount of sidearms personally and I have to say that CZ continues to grow on me and multiply inside my own safe.  The CZ P-09 is a great example of why.  This one has the Flat Dark Earth polymer frame, tritium night sights, and two 19 round magazines.  Yes, you read that right.  This is a 20 round sidearm.  She comes from the factory with the De-Cocker installed, but also has the option of a safety if you prefer one over the de-cocker.  The low bore axis, which CZ is famous for across their whole pistol lineup, makes this weapon extremely easy to find sights on target or point shoot.  She’s light, thin and comfortable for such a large sidearm.  This is a winner of a handgun at a bargain of a price.

Last, but not least, the Sig Sauer P938 Army.  This is a micro-1911 format SAO 9mm pistol.  She’s small, thin and comfortable to shoot.  Full metal frame with OD Green Cerakote, Nitron Coated Slide, 7 round extended magazine, and SigLite Night Sights round out the description on this little beauty.  This weapon will make an ideal concealed carry for anyone that is familiar with the 1911 format, or that wants to take the time to get used to it before starting to carry her.  Awesome little weapon.

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