Pocket Parabellum: SIG P938

Back before Archduke Franz Ferdinand took that fateful ride in 1914, Browning had designed—and Colt had made—a beautiful little carry pistol, the M1908. It was everything you could want in a packing pistol: flat, no sharp edges, comfortable in the hand and easy to carry. Perhaps the only two faults it had were the sights—they were small and sucky—and the calibers, .32 and .380.

VIDEO---->>>>

But back then, both were viewed positively. Big sights risked getting hooked on a pocket, and the calibers were considered, in the dawn of the Machine Age, to be more than enough to get the job done.

In the Net Generation era we’ve been in a search for a carry gun that will have it all: the attributes of the old Colt (long since out of production), plus good sights and in a serious caliber. The SIG P938 is the latest and perhaps will be the end result, with no further research needed.

VIDEO---->>>