SIG Sauer Adds P238 and P938 to Legion Series

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posted on November 16, 2018
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SIG Sauer has expanded its Legion Series to include the P238 and P938 micro-compact pistols. Legion is an exclusive product line developed by SIG Sauer based on input from elite shooting professionals, and designed to exceed the expectations of the serious shooter. 

“The introduction of these two micro-compact pistols to the Legion Series was driven by our Legion members whom have been asking us to expand this product line,” said Tom Taylor, chief marketing officer and executive vice president, commercial sales.

The Legion Series P238 (.380 ACP) and P938 (9 mm) micro-compact pistols are hammer-fired pistols equipped with X-RAY3 Day/Night Sights. The pistols are all-metal with a Legion-gray coated slide and frame, a precision machined aluminum trigger, custom high-checkered black G10 grips with a Legion medallion. Like all Legion Series pistols the P238 and P938 feature a reduced and contoured elite beavertail, which allows for a higher grip, but a reduced profile, thus eliminating printing. Both pistols come standard with three 7-round magazines.

SIG Sauer’s Legion is an exclusive members-only access program. Upon registration of any Legion Series firearm, members receive a complimentary thermo-mold carrying case, a challenge coin matched to the firearm, exclusive access to Legion gear and merchandise, and receive exclusive communications from SIG Sauer and the Legion.


For more, visit sigsauer.com/legion.

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