Posted by Jason Brumett
The P238 Model is based off the Colt Mustang, which is a small frame version of the 1911 model handgun. The Sig Sauer P238 Diamond Plate is a small frame beavertail handgun, that is designed for self-defense, along with conceal and carry purposes. It has an overall length of 5.5-inches, height of 4.46-inches, and a 2.7-inch barrel. It holds a 6-round magazine that fires .380 ACP (9mm short) ammunition, and extended clips can be used.
The P238 Diamond Plate has an alloy frame, with a black hard coat anodized finish. The slide is made of stainless steel, with a diamond plating engraving, and a stainless finish. The handle has G-10 grips, along with flutes on the front strap. It features the 3 white dot Siglite night sights. The trigger pull is single action only (SAO), and has 7.5-8.5 pounds of pull.
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