To me almost the perfect concealed carry/off-duty weapon. This gun is accurate, concealable and powerful enough for most anything a handgun needs to do. If one desires a barrel swap to .357 Sig and you have a whole new gun. Blackened stainless steel slide keeps the rust at bay.

Great weapon. Carried as off-duty and still carry with CWP. Downside is problem with slide not locking out upon completion of magazine. I am carrying in the .357 Sig. Excellent round and very accurate. I shot better for qualifications with this compared to the Sig 229.

I have this in the DAK system, 9mm and is an excellent gun

Phenomenal weapon. Acurate, durable, range-proven. 500-1000 rounds cycled through and nary one FTF/FTE. Only solitary, gripe is load capability. 7+1 seems frugal, when other comparable models, carry 13 to 15 cartridges respectivley. Highly recommend for a great B.U.G or a excelent CCW/CWP.

Carry one as a backup gun, and love it. It is a little bulky, but is great shooting gun. I carry the 9mm version, and it is extremily accurate at 25 yards for the size and caliber.

i just bought this one. so far i have no complaints. easy to handle and shoots nice

Very good weapon, accurate with a smooth light trigger pull.

My only experience with handguns was my 11 years in the Army, and what the department issued me. I finally decided that I needed to obtain a smaller off duty carry, since the H & K .45 was getting to be a pain trying to conceal. A friend was selling his P239 and loaned it to me to try. I love this thing. It has smooth trigger pull, and fits well for concealment. My 14 year old daughter loved shooting it too! I'm sold and so is this gun.

Good off duty weapon. Very Accurate and easy to carry, not too bulky. Have one DAK 357cal. No complaints at all.

My duty backup and od for years, and still my primary ccw pick. I'm a firm believer in the .40 SW accurate, and does the job.

Probably the best gun I have ever owned. Prior to changing departments I had a Glock 22 that I carried off duty. I now have the Sig 239 in .357 Sig. While slightly heavier, the action is smooth, accurate and comfortable to shoot. I also have a S&W revolver that I carry as a backup while on duty, but the Sig is my primary off duty choice. You can't go wrong with this gun.

I recently purchased a sig p239 for concealed carry. As I've been retired from law enforcement for almost 10 years-about the time .40 cal was coming into vogue, I had never fired one. Having carried a 9mm for my last 10 service years, I didn't know what to expect from the .40 cal. Anyway, I would never have believed I would find a handgun that I liked better than my sig P228, but I have to say the P239 is superior. The .40 cal although it has a crisper recoil, is managable and the sig sauer quality is apparent in every facet of the P239.
Right out of the box it performed flawlessly and grouped beautifully at 15 and 25 yards. I was greatly impressed by the accuracy and smooth trigger pull in both single and double action. I still love my P228 but must say the P239 (.40 cal) is the perfect concealed carry pistol

One of the best guns I own was the gun I carried as a Detective for yr.

I bougth this to carry off duty because it is easy to conceal. The first tiem I shot it new out of the box, I was very impressed. I have shot and owned alot of guns in my 24 year career and this is one I will not part with! It is a single stack .40 cal and I put Hogue finger grips on it...I can hardly tell I am carrying it!

Rock Solid Reliable.... and Expensive. I've carried Sig's for over 25 years, and never had a problem.......I shoot somewhere around 250 Rounds a week an never had a failure. Mine is a SAS Gen II and it carries concealed comfortably. Sig's are a little "chunky" in the Grip, even this smaller model can be an issue for small hands.

I bought one 2 years ago. I have shot thousands of rounds through my Sig 226 and S&W 357. It was like this weapon was made for me. I shot a 97% with my 357 and 100% with my new DAK 40 Cal. I would recommend this weapon to everyone that wants a flawless firearm.

Gents and Dames,
My issued service is a Sig p226 (9mm) my old personnel was a S&W mp 40. I decided to trade my S&W for a used Sig p239, S&W 40 cal. Well to make it short and sweet, I'm a former Marine with lots of love for guns of all types. I shot my Sig p239 for the first time today and the only way I can describe it is"cadillac." 7 for 7 hearts exploding.......

Good quality gun, doesn't jam and is a good concealed gun. Biggest drawback is it's not a double stack. G-30 has 10 rounds of .45 where this only has 7. Both are about the same size.