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So my gunsmith did some magic and its holding for now. I have been told by several "reliable sources" that any frame and grip that fits the Staccato will work on the prodigy. It makes sense since somany other parts are interchangeable as well but I have yet to find a real person that has...

The mag release holes on my Prodigy have worn out and will no longer keep the mag release in place. Springfield has told me that they do not have modules for sale but if I send it in they will replace it, it will take 4-6 weeks. Has anyone in the forum actually used a Staccato (or other...

Spent three years living and hunting in Alaska. I am impressed by anyone that would solo hunt there, especially a young lady. If that chauvinistic, well ...I'm an old guy. One thing I must say the 45 ACP, although very much my favorite, is absolutely the wrong thing to carry for back up in the...

Different mags solve the issue. Staccato, Checkmate or MBX mags and no more Stove pipes. Failure to feed is corrected with a ramp polish. also run 200-300 rounds before you decide somethings wrong with it.

I have the same gun, bought it as a competition backup to my 5.25" XDM. Like everything about it except that U shaped rear site. It just seems too sloppy for my taste. But, that's why we have so many different types of guns, different people ..different likes. Another success for Springfield.

Yeah Baby, now we're talking! I'm in.

Top: My Rem R1 enhanced in .45 and bottom: My Rem R1 Limited in 9mm. Both are IDPA comp guns, I shoot CDP with the .45 and ESP with the 9mm. I also shoot SSP with an XDM 5.25 in 9mm. Always loved Springfields but when I met these Remington's it was like they were made for me! ...until I fall in...