(Wow, first post in this sub-forum! )
Wife has a Kahr P380 for CCW but it's not pleasant for her to shoot. After picking up my own P250c in 9mm she commented on how comfortable it felt and how easy it was for her to rack the slide (Kahr's slide takes a *lot* of effort to rack).
Shortly after that I learned that the P250sc is available in .380 and thought it would be nice for her to have something w/the same DAO-style trigger as her Kahr for practice that she would actually enjoy shooting and she agreed.

Ordered it last Sunday, picked it up yesterday and just got back from a very quick trip to the range. (Wife has handled it and really likes the feel but hasn't fired it yet, will have to wait until she has the time off to do so).

Recoil was very pleasant w/std FMJ, even in the sc frame w/my pinky folded under the grip. Tried a few Buffalo Bore +P 100gr HFN and recoil was more like my P250c 9mm but still not bad (note: First rd of Buffalo Bore didn't want to fully chamber, a slight push on the back of the slide chambered the rd and function was 100% after that).

Accuracy was surprisingly good, sights were right-on even at extended ranges (25yds). Trigger pull is just like on my P250c and is conducive to good accuracy if I use a constant pull through to ignition instead of trying to stage the trigger.

I think the wife is going to be *very* pleased w/her P250sc once she's had a chance to shoot it herself (I'll post the results).
Another thumbs-up to SIG!
Tomac

Counter-clockwise from upper right: P250c 9mm, P250sc .380, Kahr P380 .380, Kahr CM9 9mm

Update: Wife finally got to shoot her P250sc .380 side-by-side w/her Kahr P380 today. She was *very* pleased w/her SIG, commenting on how accurate it was and how light the recoil was (she's recoil-shy). She even tried my P250sc 9mm and enjoyed it! (Does SIG do some sort of recoil-reducing engineering in their pistols?)
She admits she'll have to get used to the DAO-style trigger but an unexpected result of today's test-fire is her desire to practice more!
Needless to say, I was very happy to hear that and while we'll do what live-fire practice we can, we decided to purchase a Laserlyte setup w/laser & electronic targets so we can both practice at home inexpensively.
All-in-all, a very good day!
Tomac

+1 to what Chris said, I think it's the "top heavy" nature of the 250's that make them smoother shooters. Especially when you consider that the same slide is used for 40, 9 and 380 they just cut out a little more material to reduce overall weight.

Chris...BTW....the Sig938 is 9mm and the Sig238 is the 1911 style 380.

Good choices, I would only add maybe an X5!