First Look: Springfield 1911 DS Prodigy 9mm
- Thread starter Mike H.
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I’m looking at Wilson Combat wide for both my 2011s. Saw pics on 1911Addicts on a CS and C model staccato from another member.
I have the Staccato P 4.4” aluminum.
Both are fine pistols. Fit, finish overall on the Staccato is much, much better. Price tag worth it? To me, yes.
Depending on where you shop, etc. You’re looking at $800 ish more for the P.
P comes with a Tool Less Guide rod and Magwell…you just knocked it down to $600ish getting closer apples to apples.
The stock fire control units in a P are machined and better quality than factory Prodigy.
The DLC finish is LIGHT YEARS better than the Cerakote on the prodigy, my P has a DLC barrel as well.
Dawson red dot plates are 150 to 160 for a Staccato, unless you want to run a DPP, which is only $40 for that kit.
Prodigy adapter plates are now 130, whereas they used to be $60.
The prodigy has a few more ounces of heft, which i like.
I shoot them both very similar. I’ve yet to experience a single issue from my P and it’s approaching 2K rounds now. It just shoots more consistent and eats ammo.
It’s my favorite to shoot.
I have the Staccato P 4.4” aluminum.
Both are fine pistols. Fit, finish overall on the Staccato is much, much better. Price tag worth it? To me, yes.
Depending on where you shop, etc. You’re looking at $800 ish more for the P.
P comes with a Tool Less Guide rod and Magwell…you just knocked it down to $600ish getting closer apples to apples.
The stock fire control units in a P are machined and better quality than factory Prodigy.
The DLC finish is LIGHT YEARS better than the Cerakote on the prodigy, my P has a DLC barrel as well.
Dawson red dot plates are 150 to 160 for a Staccato, unless you want to run a DPP, which is only $40 for that kit.
Prodigy adapter plates are now 130, whereas they used to be $60.
The prodigy has a few more ounces of heft, which i like.
I shoot them both very similar. I’ve yet to experience a single issue from my P and it’s approaching 2K rounds now. It just shoots more consistent and eats ammo.
It’s my favorite to shoot.
Starting to consider selling my Prodigy and P320 and picking up a Staccato P. I’ll lose some money but …..
I have two P320s (X compact and X5 Legion) Prodigy, Canik Rival S and My Staccato P.
All fine pistols, but none are going anywhere.
If you need the cash to make a purchase, I hear ya. But unless I have a pistol just sitting there collecting dust that never gets used, I try to keep mine.
All fine pistols, but none are going anywhere.
If you need the cash to make a purchase, I hear ya. But unless I have a pistol just sitting there collecting dust that never gets used, I try to keep mine.
Chowser
Operator
Got rid of my 4.25” prodigy. It wasn’t doing anything my 2019 P wasn’t doing. I got a C2 and it wasn’t small enough so I sold it and was looking at the Bul SAS 3.25 but my silly goose ordered an XC instead to try. My son’s Platypus should be shipping soon. Something else different lol
That was the identical path I was going to take. But frankly, the Prodigy just shoots well.
I’ll pick up a C2 eventually to replace my 320X Compact…but no hurry.
Chip Saunders
Alpha
I just picked up a lightly used Prodigy 5" at the gun show this past weekend for a song, and I need to immediately source a set of tritium sights for it so I can ditch the damned RMR post haste. But I've searched to the extent of my Google Fu and can't find anyone producing a set. As hot as the Prodigy is, I'm astounded no one is marketing the essential upgrade. What am I missing? WTF do have to look to find it? Also, the pistol unfortunately came only with the RMR plate and the iron sights rounded top profile replacement didn't make it along for the exchange. I looked and looked on Springfield's website for where to order a replacement and can't find any such spot on their website. I emailed Springfield asking for how much to buy one, and they haven't responded. Anyone got one they will part with? Anyone got the source for replacement tritiums?
Could not agree more about the email issue! Sent my Prodigy (5 inch) to Springfield a month ago and have heard absolutely nothing. I emailed them a week ago and did not get a response even though I included their RMA number for the gun. They have had it longer than I did! Saving up for a Staccato at this point since I no longer have possession of my Prodigy! Only good news is that it reduces the brands I will consider in the future............
SimonRL
Hellcat
So have you called them?
Annihilator
Emissary
You got to call, there email us sketchy at times…..8006806866
Annihilator
Emissary
Well, I think the Prodigy is on my bucket list to get from Springfield, I wanted a Hellcat, got it, SA-35, got it which now works great after some slight deburring, next is the Prodigy…..
SimonRL
Hellcat
C’mon over to the dark side.Well, I think the Prodigy is on my bucket list to get from Springfield, I wanted a Hellcat, got it, SA-35, got it which now works great after some slight deburring, next is the Prodigy…..
D-12Mockingjay
Alpha
My 2018 EMP3 is the perfected EDC CCW.
Only think I could wish for would it to be Double stack.
Hint hint.
Only think I could wish for would it to be Double stack.
Hint hint.
ddeuce22
Professional
Do it. You won't regret it.Well, I think the Prodigy is on my bucket list to get from Springfield, I wanted a Hellcat, got it, SA-35, got it which now works great after some slight deburring, next is the Prodigy…..
Bassbob
Emissary
Perfected for you. Nowhere in my world is a 1911 in 9mm the perfect carry gun.
SimonRL
Hellcat
BUL SAS II UL. It’ll make you forget the EMP.
Hammer67
Professional
I would, if I could find one. Looking pretty hard at the SAS II Ultralight as well, but as far as I can tell, the only realistic way to get one is order from their website?
SimonRL
Hellcat
There’s a couple places where you can it your name on a list. Grabagun gets them in. Oryx Arms. And as you said, you can buy them direct from BUL Armory USA. They have them in stock.