Hogue Overmolded Rubber Grip for SIG SAUER P938 Ambi-Safety with Finger Groves, Black - 98080

Perfect fitting grips that give you a very secure grip on your Sig. Some words of caution: UNLOAD the weapon first and always before performing any maintenance. Next, remove all rounds from the magazine as you will need to make sure the attaching screws DO NOT interfere with the free movement of the magazine. It is easy to tighten the screws to where they keep the magazine from moving freely by protruding into the magazine channel. As the screws are tightened, take a wooden hunky stick and slide it on the inside surface of the channel into which the magazine fits where the screw holes are to make sure the screws do not protrude into the magazine channel; this is very important. Also, I recommend blue Loctite on the screws to hold them in place once they are seated properly. Then install the magazine in & out several times to assure proper movement. Then take it to the range and fire a couple of full magazines of ammo through it to check for function; only then is the weapon ready to carry. Once properly installed, these are fantastic grips.

Ordered 2. HELPED improve grip on compact gun

Fits perfect very comfortable in the hand and ads an enormous amount of grip compared to the factory grips.

I have two of these for one for my Sig938 & M&P Shield+. These grips make all the difference!!!

I'm giving these four stars, because the grips themselves fit fine, work fine, and are as advertised. The problem is the application - these grips add a substantial amount of thickness to the SIG P938. As yourself, why would you buy a really small, highly concealable subcompact 9mm, and then make it really bulky?? Folks, if what you want is a 9 that is easier to grip or more fun to shoot at the range, then trade in your 938 for a P239, or a HK VP9SK or something... I was disappointed enough to whip out the Dremel with a sanding drum to remove the finger grooves from the front of the grip, which did not fit my hand at all (in retrospect, I should have simply cut the front strap from the grip panels), as well as try and thin down the prodigious palm swells molded in to the lower portion of the grip panels. Geesh, all I really wanted was a set of rubber covered grip panels... not try to re-engineer the (pretty great) factory ergonomics of the little 938. But, if you want to put a firm squeeze on a bigger butt, then these are for you.

Always the best from Hogue, Fit my p938 perfect. Adds comfort and makes handling a-lot easier. I would definitely recommend for any pistol.

This is a very comfortable grip. Very inexpensive way to dramatically improve the feel of your gun. I have been very impressed with it so far. I have large hands and have always had trouble finding the right carry pistol sig p938 is a fantastic gun! Having said that there are some extras that i feel are very important for this gun are 1 this hogue grip 2 extended magazine 3 galloway precision aluminum trigger (stock trigger is plastic and gritty as you squeeze it), and hammer spring (hammer spring brings the trigger pull down from about 8 pounds to 5 pounds) 4 aluminum main spring housing (stock is a plastic housing with a notch that holds the sear spring in place. One of the first things to wear out.) 5 use frog lube paste on all internal part. Do those things and you will have a comfortable, reliable pistol with a great trigger pull.

I decided to give these grips a chance to see if it helps with the purchase of the gun. The model I have is a Sig Sauer p938 extreme. The factory circumference around the grip was 4 15/16" After adding the new grips it was 5 1/4 ". The new hogue grip added 5/16 in circumference around the grip. The new grip seems to give me a better overall feel of the gun while pointing it. Unfortunately living in New England it's too cold outside to test the recoil with the new grip. I hear a lot of people complain that it adds too much to the grip for concealment. All I can say it's not even noticeable. I carry every day and I currently have it on my side right now and you couldn't even tell the difference. A good addition to a great gun.