P938 has been my daily carry for 11 years. Love the gun! Although, about 6 months ago the pistol felt like it jumped up to a 20lb trigger pull. Armory took it and came back with a "known design flaw". Sig sent all springs and parts to fix for free. Still LOVE the P938

I own both and both are awesome. But my legion 938 is a level of craftsmanship above the 365.

Best gun review anywhere, with your combination of clear, complete descriptions and great close-up photography.

I carry a 938 almost every day while a close friend carries a 365. The 938 feels smaller because it's less blocky in almost every dimension, though, the 365 is a very small gun too. 365 has more capacity though with Kimber mags the 938 can go up to 8 or 9+1, just sticks out a little bit more. The 938 feels substantially better built but that's likely due to the metal construction. Both have been reliable the last year, but both have the potential for issues in early production units. The 938 has main spring housing issues before July 2015 ($20 2hr fix) and the 365 had a couple issues right when they started production. The 938 feels nicer in the hand with the G10 factory grips and has lots of traction with the checkering. The undercut on the trigger is nice too but makes the trigger guard small if shooting with gloves. The finish on both is terrible, and while good at resisting rubbing they will scratch if you look at them too hard. It's almost like a really thin parkerizing. Shooting is very similar and the sights are functionally identical. With regular sized man hands you can perfectly fit all your fingers on both guns, though the 365 pinches my finger where the mag base plate interfaces with the frame when shooting. The weird baseplate on the normal 7 round 938 mags makes reloading a bit interesting until you get used to it, but this isn't really the kind of gun to be speed reloading anyways. The safety on the 938 is head and shoulders above the one on the 365 and it will loosen up over time, especially if oiled. Both are equally accurate for a tiny gun, though 20-25yd on person sized targets is all I would try in a real world scenario. Trigger is much shorter and crisper on the 938 (especially the reset), though it is also noticeably heavier. It makes for a nice trigger but makes high accuracy hard because of the break weight and tiny frame. The 365 feels like a regular striker fired trigger and is adequate nothing more or less. Women have been 50/50 on the guns, and the only complaint I've ever heard was "snappy" when talking about the 365 and "really nice" on the 938 though I can't substantiate those feelings. Both are great guns and I'd highly recommend either. The 938 feels more "special" to me (though it isn't) but the metal frame makes it feel like a solid tool that you can depend on, similar to a 1911 or CZ75. More old-world. The 365 is a good gun too though and I'd much rather have one than say a Hellcat or G26. Thanks for coming to my ted talk

I own four Sig Sauer pistols. My P938 is definitely my favorite carry side arm. I carry an extra magazine with it. I absolutely love this gun. My most comfortable gun to carry. It’s with me always.

I totally agree about the safety lever on the 938. I trimmed the ball detent spring to make mine more usable. The gun is a joy to shoot and I like the 1911 manual of arms operation.

Thanks for the excellent comparison video. I own the Sig P938 and love it. I've repeatedly considered buying a P365. Since I live in Washington State, where recent legislation has limited carry guns to 10-round magazines, these small, concealable guns have become much more popular here. However, I still have my 15-17 round pistols for home defense, which I believe are still legal for use on my own property.

One of my favorite things about my 938 is the grip, it feels a little larger for such a small gun. I have XL hands, and this is the first small handgun that I can shoot well. The way my hand grips it, the barrel is perfectly aligned with my forearm. I actually practice more just drawing then point and shoot, and I surprise myself how well I do. My previous carry was a little .38 revolver and I couldn't hit a darn thing without some serious effort, the 938 I just point and shoot. I figure if I ever really need it, I probably won't have time to aim.

I carried my 238 Equinox for approximately 20 years every day and love this gun. Totally conceals no problem. Last year switched to 365 X Macro Tacops and have nothing but but great things to say about it. Still carrying my 238 if I need total concealment.

Currently I have a Kimber CDP II .45 and an Sig P938 Equinox as my EDC. In currently have an Sig P365 CA in the California jail system until next week. I’m not a striker fire fan but will be testing this out for capacity, If I like it enough, I’ll add it to my CCW and throw it in the rotation.

P938 legion is fantastic and shoots so accurately to be so small. I put it in a sticky holster most of the time and conceals super easy .

Nice review Arkansas👍 P938 with hogue BRG grip is in my EDC rotation, along with S&W .38 airweight jframe. Right front pocket with sticky DeSantis pocket holster (different models for each). Highly concealable and easy to ignore. Depends on my mood on that day. Both sexy, but looks don’t matter much since I’m the only one to see them. My leather belt holster snuggles with a S&W all steel .357 jframe packing .38+p. I can’t bring myself to carry a hot striker gun without manual safety. P938 cocked and locked much more to my liking. Wheel guns with heavy DAO are comforting as well. Can’t speak to P365…haven’t shot nor carried one. Call me “old school” ✌️

I carry my p938 pretty much everyday. It's been great. I never felt like I needed to upgrade. Eight rounds of 9mm should be fine for a pocket gun in my opinion

I have both. I carried the 938 from 2013 until I switched over to the 365 in 2020. There’s still a place for the 938 though. Sometimes the thickness (really, the lack there of) of the 938 makes it the better carry choice for me. The only thing I don’t like about the 938 is that it seemed to create small holes in my shirts from the hammer and/or thumb safety. I carry in an OWB leather holster.

I added the mischief machines commander grip to my p365 which allows a non polymer application which undoubtedly I enjoy more then polymer… idk how available they are but I jumped on it as soon as I saw it on Rainer arms

I have a gen 1 p938 it’s kind of picky about ammo. I run fmj ball ammo just to avoid avoid that. Some hollow points won’t feed well.

Hi, I'm curious if any of you P938 Legion owners have removed the beveled grip extension and used the "non-Legion" 7 round pinky extension sig mags?

I have both, I want to say I prefer the 938, the 365 is a little snappy compared probably due to the metal frame on the 938, I find I can shoot the 938 a bit better. I find myself wanting to shoot the 938 more than the 365. Also if you want more capacity the kimber micro 9, 8rd mags fit beautifully and run well in the 938!

I have the P365 in 380 and the Springfield 911 in 380. The Springfield is identical in size and weight to the Sig p238; their magazines are even interchangeable. Both are clones of the old Colt Mustang. I can easily pocket carry the Springfield 911; the p365 can fit in some pockets, but it doesn't disappear in my pocket. The p365 and the 911 both have good triggers and short resets. I find that the p365 in 380 has much less felt recoil than the 911. I shoot it better. It has far greater capacity; 10+1 v 7+1. And I also have a 12 round magazine. Since the p365 came optics ready, I put a Holosun 407k on it. Now it's too big to pocket carry, but I like it so much that I'm going to get an IWB holster for it. One other big difference (at least for me); the p365 is easier to take down for cleaning and lubing. All the micro compacts which are copies of the old Colt Mustang( p238, p938, Springfield 911) have one annoying feature: When you disengage the safety, it pinches the flesh between your thumb and forefinger. It's a distracting shock. You can train yourself to grip it differently in order to avoid this. Be aware of it.

I carry the P365 with Sig 124g JHPs as my EDC. My first sub compact. It came with 1-12rd. extended mag which barely gives my pinkey some grip so it resides in the pistol and 1-10rd standard mag which is a bit short for my hand. The ten rd. mag is my spare. I have shot my Sig JHPs, other name brand JHPs in 115g and 124g, 115g brand FMJ and JHP and JHP&FMJ reloads, and off brand JHP & FMJ. Never a fte or ftf. Probably 1000 rnds total. I find the 365 a bt snappy but I have very "meaty" hands so that may be me but I wonder if having the weight of a steel slide, barrel, sights, firing pin and springs above a relativley light polymer frame may exaserbate the snappy rise of the 3.1" barrel. I have no trouble hitting center mass out to 15 yds and trust the 365 with my life. I would like a manual safety because I carry one in the pipe but not enough to trade for an XL. Nite sights are nice, trigger is adequate. I came across the P938 which peaked my interest but have never fired one. I carry owb in a Safariland ALS belted holster with forward cant. Not as concealabe as other rigs but I like the thumb lock and suits my belly🙂. Now looking at a 4.0 " bbl. CCW for better accuracy and faster second shot target acqusition beyond 15 yds. Considering CZ P07, P10c, Glock 19 among others. Any compact users out there with recomendations?

P365 all day every day that's why it's 365 for every single day of carry. Great gun, great shot, lightweight and reliable at least for me. Only 1 malfunction with lots of shooting and that was literally after the first shot and I attribute that to a tight, new magazine I had. It failed to extract the spent casing. Other than that perfection.

Is the slide on the p938 any easier to pull the slide back on than on the 365? Thanks in advance, great video.

I have the Legion, about 500 rounds threw it (purchased about 90 days ago), hp and fmj no issues or malfunctions. I just received the Sig replacement ONE PIECE guide rod (just in case). I have the Armalaser green, but I haven't installed it yet. I have the DeSantis Criss Cross leather (cross draw), a Craft right hand thumb break leather holster and a Alabama pocket holster. I love the way it shoots and like you said it's very accurate. I am thinking of getting a P365XL though. Do you think they are going to discontinue the P938 line? Or possibly update with "staggered mags?

I own both the P365XL and the P938. The P938 is smaller, it's a true pocket gun. It fits better in the waistband than the P365. I would consider the P365XL model that I have a modern compact gun. For me, it's better carried OWB. My frame of reference is the Glock 19 and competitors such as the P320 carry as duty guns. Full size guns such as the 1911, Glock 17 and the P320 for me are target or military duty guns

It looks green to me, too. 🤷‍♂️ Maybe your wife's colorblind. 😂 But don't tell her that !! 😮😂

I own both, im partial to the 938 legion, with Hogue grips. I do not believe a lot of bullets for the most part is important

Had both, both are good but perfer 365

Man I bought a 938 and it won’t run. Jams constantly. Sent back to sig twice and now they’re saying it’s fine and it must be user error. I’ve lost faith in them as a company. There are forums and forums filled with 938 jamming issues so I know it’s not just mine. This seems to be a trend of them denying the shortcomings in their designs. They do it with the p320 as well. It’s well documented that they are not drop safe and can discharge on their own but they just keep denying it and saying user error or the trigger was pulled. I have a 365 that runs good but I’ll probably never buy another sig unfortunately.

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P365 is hard to beat.

10 rounds…. Enough said.

P290rs in 9mm is best Sig micro

Sig365 is not that revolutionary with 10+1. Kel Tec P11 did it in practically the same size as the Sig, way back in 1995.

All that for just 3 rounds. Let’s face it the 365 is ugly. That trigger will make up for the missing rounds. It’s also easier to carry single stacks.

There are no.best micro compacts They are unshootable

The P938 is a far better gun with a safety... its only fault is only 6 rounds... If SIG were to upgrade the rounds to 10+ then this gun would be the best on the market The 365 is a great gun too and I have it with a safety.... but I like theP938 more with the hammer fire

Sig sucks. Bad triggers