SIG P239 9MM for Sale

Quick Look

The Sig P239 9mm was introduced in the late 1990s as a compact, single-stack pistol for concealed carry. Designed for simplicity, reliability, and ease of concealment, it offered a hammer-fired action in a slim form factor. Though discontinued, it remains a trusted option among collectors and those seeking classic Sig Sauer craftsmanship in a carry-sized handgun.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Single-stack frame ideal for concealment
• All-metal construction for durability and recoil control
• DA/SA trigger system for safety and accuracy
• Proven performance in law enforcement use
• Strong aftermarket support for holsters and grips

Key Variants

Sig P239 SAS

Built for smooth draw with dehorned edges--ideal for concealed carry under clothing.

Sig P239 DAK

Features a Double Action Kellerman trigger system designed for consistent pull and duty use.

Sig P239 Two-Tone

Blends a stainless slide with a black frame for shooters looking for enhanced aesthetics.

Sig P239 .40 S&W

A higher-caliber variant preferred by those seeking more stopping power in a compact platform.

Sig P239 Tactical

Offered with threaded barrel and night sights for suppressed or night operations.

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Best Use Cases

• Concealed carry
• Law enforcement backup
• Home defense
• Range practice
• Firearm collection

FAQs

Can I still buy the Sig P239 new?

Sig Sauer discontinued the P239, but new-old-stock or unfired models may be found on GunsAmerica.

What is the magazine capacity of the Sig P239 9mm?

The standard magazine holds 8 rounds, plus one in the chamber for a total of 9.

How does the P239 compare to the Glock 43?

The P239 is heavier with a DA/SA trigger, while the Glock 43 is lighter and striker-fired.