Sig Sauer P238 Magazine 6-Round .380 ACP Blued Steel MAG-238-380-6

The Sig Sauer MAG2383806 delivers reliable feeding and consistent performance for P238 pistol owners who demand factory-quality magazines. This 6-round magazine maintains the compact profile that makes the P238 ideal for concealed carry while ensuring dependable ammunition delivery.

What Makes This Different

Factory Sig Sauer magazines undergo rigorous quality control testing that aftermarket alternatives often skip. The blued steel construction provides superior corrosion resistance compared to standard carbon steel magazines. Heat-treated components maintain spring tension longer than competitors, with testing showing consistent feeding after 10,000+ compression cycles.

Key Features

• Factory Sig Sauer construction ensures perfect fit and timing with P238 pistols
• Blued steel body resists corrosion and maintains dimensional stability
• Heat-treated spring maintains consistent tension through extended use
• Polymer follower reduces friction and prevents ammunition hang-ups
• Witness holes allow quick round count verification
• Drop-free design enables fast tactical reloads
• Removable floor plate simplifies cleaning and maintenance

Field testing demonstrates consistent feeding with all major .380 ACP ammunition types, including hollow points that cause issues in generic magazines. The magazine locks securely into the P238 frame with audible confirmation. Weather exposure testing shows the blued finish maintains protection against moisture and salt air that can compromise lesser magazines.

Technical Specs

• Capacity: 6 rounds of .380 ACP ammunition
• Construction: Blued carbon steel body with polymer components
• Compatibility: Sig Sauer P238 pistols only
• Overall Length: 3.8 inches
• Width: 0.9 inches
• Weight: 2.1 ounces empty
• Finish: Corrosion-resistant blue
• Country of Origin: United States

Factory magazines eliminate the reliability concerns associated with aftermarket alternatives while maintaining the warranty coverage Sig Sauer provides. Professional shooters and law enforcement agencies specify OEM magazines because feeding malfunctions during critical moments aren't acceptable risks.