Features

• Material: Stainless steel construction for durability.
• Capacity: 6 or 7 rounds, depending on the magazine.
• Reliability: Designed for smooth feeding and extraction.
• Compatibility: Specifically designed for the Sig P938 pistol.

Specifications

• Brand: Sig Sauer (factory magazines).
• Dimensions: Compact design to match the P938’s size and functionality.
• Weight: Varies by material (approximately 2-3 ounces).
• Material Options: Stainless steel or aluminium.
• Color: Available in black, silver, or matte finishes.

Standard Magazine (6-Round)

The most common magazine for the Sig P938 offers a balance of compact size and functionality. Ideal for concealed carry and everyday use.

Extended Magazine (7-Round )

Provides an additional round compared to the standard magazine. Offers a slightly extended baseplate, allowing for an extra round of ammunition compared to the standard 6-round magazine

Stainless Steel Magazines

They are known for their durability and resistance to corrosion. Stainless steel magazines are heavy-duty, providing reliable performance and a sleek appearance.

Aluminum Magazines

Lighter than stainless steel magazines, these are a great option for those who prefer a slightly lighter magazine. Durable and corrosion-resistant, they are also ideal for everyday carry.

Sig Sauer

The manufacturer of the Sig P938, Sig Sauer’s factory magazines, is designed specifically for optimal performance and compatibility with the P938. They are highly trusted for reliability and precision.

ProMag

A well-known aftermarket brand, ProMag offers Sig P938 magazines at a more affordable price point. Their magazines are designed for ease of use and reliable feeding, although they may vary in quality from the factory versions.

Sig Sauer P938 Series

Sig P938 magazines are specifically designed for the Sig P938 pistol. The primary firearm was designed to use these magazines.

While some aftermarket magazines might be marketed as compatible with other firearms, it's crucial to thoroughly research and test any such claims before use. Using incompatible magazines can lead to malfunctions, safety hazards, and potential damage to your firearm.

9mm Luger (9x19mm)

The Sig P938 is primarily chambered in 9mm, making this the most common caliber for its magazines. These magazines are specifically designed to handle the dimensions and feeding requirements of 9mm cartridges.

22 LR (Limited Variants)

Some models of the Sig P938 are chambered in .22 LR for training and plinking purposes. These variants require specially designed Sig P938 magazines compatible with .22 LR rounds.

Ranges Starts From $49.99

Average Rating With Seller: 232 Reviews

Pros

• Increased Capacity: Provides an extra round of ammunition, potentially enhancing defensive capabilities.
• Reliable Feeding: Generally known for reliable feeding and extraction, especially when using genuine Sig Sauer or other high-quality brands.

Cons

• Comfort: The extended baseplate can sometimes interfere with the shooting grip and reduce comfort, especially for shooters with smaller hands.
• Cost: Extended magazines can be more expensive than standard flush-fit magazines.

Cost Range: Starting from $49.99

Average Rating With Seller:64 Reviews

Pros

• Increased Capacity: Provides an extra round of ammunition compared to the standard 6-round flush-fit magazine, potentially enhancing defensive capabilities.
• Enhanced Grip: The extended baseplate offers a slightly improved grip for some shooters, enhancing control and shootability.
• High Quality: As a genuine Sig Sauer product, it's expected to be of high quality and reliable.

Cons

• Concealability: The extended baseplate can slightly reduce concealability, especially for appendix carry.
• Cost: Genuine Sig Sauer magazines can be more expensive than some aftermarket options.

Cost Range: Starting from $49.99​

Average Rating With Seller: 33 Reviews

Pros

• Optimal Concealability: The flush-fitting design offers the best possible concealment, making it ideal for deep concealment carry.
• Comfortable Grip: The compact size and flush fit often provide a more comfortable grip for some shooters, especially those with smaller hands.
• Reliability: When using genuine Sig Sauer or high-quality aftermarket magazines, reliability is generally excellent.

Cons

• Limited Capacity: The 6-round capacity may be considered insufficient for some defensive scenarios.
• Reduced Shootability: Some shooters find the reduced grip surface offered by the flush-fit magazine to slightly impact shootability and control, especially during rapid fire.