I hear what you're saying, but they don't make the PPK/S in 9mm Parabellum, only in .32 AP and .380 ACP.
I hear what you're saying, but they don't make the PPK/S in 9mm Parabellum, only in .32 AP and .380 ACP.
The 380 beats you up as it is, I'd hate to shoot a 9+P out of it
I really got love my Sig P238 and wouldn't trade it or sell it ever. (Although, one time I thought a glock would be better, HA!)
Yes you should. They corrected the trigger and it is nice. I urge you to shoot one and you will want to go to it.
I recently tried both a LC9s pro and regular as well as a P238 in a local shop.
I thought the slide stop on both and the safety on one of the Rugers was quite difficult to operate; in that I couldn't seem to get the leverage with my shooting hand thumb as I expected too. I had to use my non shooting hand to get them depressed. Had no such problem with the Sig.
The triggers on all were very good, the Rugers seemed a bit lighter perhaps?
There is of course of the difference in price to consider.
How long does it take for the Rugers to loosen up?
I thought the slide stop on both and the safety on one of the Rugers was quite difficult to operate; in that I couldn't seem to get the leverage with my shooting hand thumb as I expected too. I had to use my non shooting hand to get them depressed. Had no such problem with the Sig.
The triggers on all were very good, the Rugers seemed a bit lighter perhaps?
There is of course of the difference in price to consider.
How long does it take for the Rugers to loosen up?
Good stuff.
Hi everyone, I’m new to the forum and have only been using handguns for about 2 years now.
I recently purchased a Sig P238 which is the only 380 I ever used. I brought it to the range the
other day to see what she can do. It shot 50 flawless rounds of cheap Monarch 380 brass ammo
I bought at Academy.
This is also my first 1911 style handgun and I found it very comfortable to shot with very manageable
recoil. I have large hands and had no problem gripping it with the extend magazine. This ones a keeper..
I recently purchased a Sig P238 which is the only 380 I ever used. I brought it to the range the
other day to see what she can do. It shot 50 flawless rounds of cheap Monarch 380 brass ammo
I bought at Academy.
This is also my first 1911 style handgun and I found it very comfortable to shot with very manageable
recoil. I have large hands and had no problem gripping it with the extend magazine. This ones a keeper..
I'd have to go with you - carrying one right now.
