Or you can buy or borrow a trigger guard laser, sight it in at the range, and then practice with the laser. Many, many times at the house with an unloaded gun I would turn on the laser, aim and then look at the way the sights lined up on the target. Then I would do the reverse - aim with the sights and then turn on the laser to see how close I was. Wife and I had all kinds of initial problems getting a half-way decent group with the Sig. After laser practice and putting 1,000+ rounds through it, we are both significantly better.
I believe you need a special (and expensive) tool to adjust the sights on a 238.
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- Fri Mar 16, 2012 10:20 am
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Re: Sig P238 - My First Sig
Our P238 Equinox is what dear wife usually carries if she can't manage the SR40 with her outfit. It is a sweet, sweet handgun and fun to shoot. We've put about 1200-1500 rounds through ours and it is completely reliable.