[Lkwebb]

Went out today and shot my new/used p239 .40 for the first time.. put about 150 rounds through it with 165 grain fmj with no issues.
Took a few round to get somewhat used to the trigger action. I must i will b adding a srt or qrt trigger to this pistol.
Since i own the p320 and love the trigger on it, i think it would better for finger memory ( if thats what i call it) to have it set up as close to each other as i can....

 

[bearone2]

congratulations

 

[Lkwebb]

Thank you sir

 

[sigke]

Big Congratz! Enjoy it.
Also, consider an action job by The Sig Armorer, Robert Burke. He'll really smooth things up for ya.
He can also shorten that reset too...

 

[Willard]

Went out today and shot my new/used p239 .40 for the first time.. put about 150 rounds through it with 165 grain fmj with no issues.
Took a few round to get somewhat used to the trigger action. I must i will b adding a srt or qrt trigger to this pistol.
Since i own the p320 and love the trigger on it, i think it would better for finger memory ( if thats what i call it) to have it set up as close to each other as i can....

Remember your 320 is striker fired, unless you have a DAK, or a DAO 239, the transition from double action first shot to single action follow-ups will be different, no way around it.

I don't know how familiar you are with the .40, but normally there are 2 different 165 grain loadings... 1 hot, and 1 not so hot. If you're training to carry a 165 grain defensive load, make sure your training load runs close to the same velocity.

 

[bblr]

Congrats. P239 is on my hip right now.

 

[Lkwebb]

It was manufactured in 2005 so I'm unassuming it's the Dak.

 

[sigke]

It was manufactured in 2005 so I'm unassuming it's the Dak.[/QUOTE

I was thinking it was double action and single action.
Makes sense to get a double action only if you want the trigger consistent with your 320.

 

[Lkwebb]

True, really never conidered that at the time. Just found a 239 @ a good price and jumped on it.

 

[NCZ1]

Congratulations

 

[ThnkFrst]

If your P239 is really a DAK (or DAO), an SRT will be of no use to you. In fact, it won't function in your pistol or more to the point, your pistol won't function with it installed. The SRT only shortens the Single Action reset in a DA/SA pistol. DAKs and DAOs don't have a SA mode.

If your pistol doesn't have a decocking lever for lowering the hammer (from the cocked, SA position), then you have a DAK or DAO pistol. DA/SA, DAK and DAO were all available in 2005 IIRC.

 

[Lkwebb]

Thanks for the clarification

 

[ThnkFrst]

So, what model do you have?

 

[Lkwebb]

dak

 

[sigsrok]

P239 SIG is a classic.. Enjoy it.

 

[TheJerk1382]

I NEED one, wanna sell it?!

 

[not applicable]

congratulation to you!
239 is in any caliber is a great choice.
funnest time though will be tomorrow around 9:15 am at the local range with my 239 .357

 

[TimKempAK]

I picked up a P239 in .357 Sig a few weeks ago. Great shooter, I am happy with her. Need to get some pictures and post 'em.

 

[Lkwebb]

I NEED one, wanna sell it?!

Gun broker has a few of them if you want to go that route.

 

[Sig Texas]

Constant Companion

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