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matriculated wrote:

G26ster wrote:

matriculated wrote:P238? Why, that's my baby, along with my Beretta.

Question: My P238 shoots low and to the left. Me or the gun? What do I do?

Let a few other good shooters try it. If they shoot low and left, it's not you. If they don't, it is you.

Yea, I need to do that. But when I look at the gun from the front, I can see that the muzzle sits kind of at the lower left of the front opening of the slide... Probably suggesting it's the gun. How would I fix something like that? Can I just adjust it somehow when I put it together? Why is the muzzle down there?

Are you shooting 6:00 or covering your target? Cover your target with the front sight. Left? Could be not enough trigger finger. Get a snap cap and practice dry firing at a dot on the wall and see if you are staying on target.

alvins wrote:i guess they finally fixed them?i know several people theirs the slide pin falls out when they shoot it.

There were several issues early one...bad design in the mag tearing up the feed ramp; bad springs, etc. No problems in the new designs the past 2 years.

My wife and I both carry the P238 and love the feel of it. I always carry it cocked-n-locked since it is a SAO. Though I believe it to be in muscle memory, because that is how I always practice, I keep hearing the naggers telling me in a real life emergency, I will likely forget to drop the safety. Be sure and practice that safety, as cocked-n-locked is the only way to carry a SAO. Scientists say it takes 1,500-3,000 reps of anything to become muscle memory.