The Metalform SIG mag for the P238 in .380 ACP holds 7 rounds and delivers the dependability you need in a compact defensive carry setup. Metalform builds magazines that serve as OEM equipment for major handgun manufacturers—the same engineering and quality control that goes into factory magazines, available here as a standalone replacement or spare. Whether you're running the nimble P238 as an everyday carry gun or keeping a backup mag on hand, this stainless steel design gives you confidence in feed reliability without the premium markup of branded factory stock.
Compact pistols like the SIG P238 demand magazines that work flawlessly every single time. A quality spare mag is one of the smartest investments a carry shooter can make: it lets you practice reloads, gives you a backup if one fails, and means you always have a fresh magazine loaded and ready. Metalform's stainless construction resists corrosion and stands up to regular use in holsters, range bags, and carry rotation.
If you run a P238 in .380 for personal defense or off-duty work, treat your magazines as seriously as your gun. This 7-round Metalform mag pairs perfectly with your carry piece and costs less than you'd expect for OEM-grade reliability.
Key Features
- 7-round capacity for SIG P238 in .380 ACP
- Stainless steel construction for durability and corrosion resistance
- OEM-grade design and manufacturing standards
- Reliable feeding for self-defense and range use
- Compact form factor matches your carry pistol
Specifications
| Firearm Model | SIG P238 |
| Caliber | .380 ACP |
| Capacity | 7 rounds |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Manufacturer | Metalform (OEM) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this magazine compatible with my SIG P238?
Yes. This Metalform magazine is made for the SIG P238 in .380 ACP and holds 7 rounds. It's designed to the same specifications as factory SIG P238 magazines.
What's the difference between this and a factory SIG magazine?
Metalform supplies OEM magazines to major handgun manufacturers. These magazines meet the same reliability and quality standards as factory magazines, with the same proven design—they're simply sold as replacement stock rather than branded as factory.
How many spares should I carry?
Most defensive shooters keep at least one spare magazine in their range bag or backup carry location. How many you need depends on your training schedule and carry routine—more magazines mean more practice opportunities and greater assurance against a single failure.

