Bought first 'carry gun' today: used ss Sig 232.

[Ignition Override]

Have not learned to post photos, but this used stainless piece should be lots of fun during practice. Never liked shooting three friends'
Polish P-64s.

The Sauer 38H is the only handgun I had ever owned and like it very much. The trigger on the Sauer seems a good bit crisper in both DA and SA. On my 232, the trigger feels a bit 'spongy' at the rear of the travel, if that is the correct term, but it felt Exactly like the other three Sig 230/232 triggers in the shop.

The gun shop (Classic Arms, Cordova [Memphis] TN) still has a 230 and two 232s. They are blued and also "pre-owned".

 

[Lucky Derby]

Congrats. The Sig P230/232 is a great .380.

 

[Hometeached1]

Congrats!

The P232 is my favorite .380, they are very accurate little pistols.

 

[19-3Ben]

One of the all time classic .380s. I think they are just about as classy as it gets, and in my experience, they are more accurate than they have any right to be.

 

[kokapelli]

They are very good looking pistols.

 

[Ignition Override]

Thanks. The prices on all of the 232s and 230 this week were about $450-500. This was a real surprise, along with the number available, but maybe the guns just were not 'moving' (selling).

Being primarily a rifle shooter, a .380 'snap cap' might be an economical way to continue ingraining a consistent handgun hold/squeeze. And not just for the initial DA shot.

Have used a .32 auto 'snap cap' in the excellent Sauer 38H. It's is just as rewarding to own what seems to be the 230's "father".
Do many guys use the s. caps?