[airdale26]

I aced the CCW qualification test in NJ with my P938.

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Can you describe the NJ ccw qualification. As former NJ resident I am curious.

 

[airdale26]

50 rounds, fired in groups of 5. The target is a simple bowling pin target. Ridiculously easy to pass, requiring an 80% score. I would have scored a 100 but the guy administering the test said a perfect score freaks out the state regulators. I intentionally pulled my last shot to avoid being perfect. In fact, pulling that last shot to avoid scoring a 100 was the hardest part of the test.

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Thank you. If one shoots better than LEO it would be eembarrassing. One more question at what distance ?

 

[airdale26]

I have a buddy looking at a P938 for his CCW, I have heard there is an issue with the guide rod coming loose, true?

Yes the Sig P938 has a two part guide rod. During cleaning and disassembly one should check the guide rod . Many have placed loctite type material to hold the two sections together. I Personally alway check the fit. Typically (or inmany occassions) the guide rod will eject duriing firing. The slide may or may not lock or become jammed and or fstop cycling. If you can, check the area directly in front of your firing position 10-20 ft.
There is a one piece guide rod available as an after market item . A quick search wil be able to locate who sells them .
I believe Sig now sells the Legion 938 version with one piece.

 

[airdale26]

The Legion 938 uses the two piece guide rod. The new SAS2B 938 with the low profile “Bullseye” sights uses a one piece rod but the slide has been redesigned to accommodate it.

Thank you, I had read somewhere that the one piece GR was being installed in the newer 938's.