Sig P239 DAK
Reprinted with permission from John Farnam
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Equipment that fits makes all the difference. This, from a friend in P&P
in CA:
“Yesterday, I trained a group of probation officers in the Art of
Concealed Carry. A young women (a lefty, with small hands) was doing her best, struggling with a SIG P226. She couldn’t effectively conceal it, and decocking was clumsy and took too long. I had with me a SIG P239 DAK/9mm, with a kydex holster. I set her up, and then had her do presentations and dry-fire.
We started up again, and she rocked! In no time, she was making better
hits than most of the guys! The pistol fit her hand and was legitimately concealable. The holster accommodated her build, and the necessity for manually decocking was gone!
Some struggle is therapeutic, but there is no reason to endlessly contend
with equipment that obviously doesn’t fit the student. This student was convinced and is buying her own copy of the 239 DAK next week!”
Comment: Personal life-saving equipment needs to fit! With all the
quality pistols available, there is usually no reason to put up with obvious
mis-matches.
/John Farnam
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