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Yes, it fits… but you do have to sand down the grip frame just a tad at the bottom for it to fit (you don’t see that area with the magwell on). Any STI/Staccato Gen 1 grip fits on this gun too

STI Gen 1 grips and mags 100% fit the Prodigy! 1500 rounds in and no hiccups on my 4.25”

They do… but then a gunsmith at Atlas hand picks and fits each part under a microscope. It’s insane how clean the trigger breaks for just $30 more.

I’ve tried EGW, Wilson Combat, Atlas and Cylinder&Slide…. Cylinder&slide has the lightest, Atlas had the most crisp and EGW/WC were both an improvement over factory parts too.

Does anyone know if a drop in trigger kit from other SA 9mm 1911s will fit in this?

Remove the front sight… it was a distraction I didn’t even know was there until I took it off.

Can confirm, they are 100% interchangeable… I may have accidentally been ran my P01 slide stop on my Shadow 2 for several matches lol. The P01 slide stop is not as robust as the Shadow2 unit, lots of wear shown with minimal round count.

If you weren’t used to the weight, I could understand that. My X5 and legion are both 10oz+ lighter than my CZs, so they feel like featherweights to me lol

I shot a few stages with an AXG/Lok brass grips 320 last week and liked it a lot, everything felt a little more communicative with really good ergonomics. I did not like the recoil impulse though, and this is one of the major reasons I shoot my 320s over my Shadow2 at times for Carry Optics. I’m not recoil sensitive at all, but the way the polymer or TXG chassis flexes allows the gun to absorb a lot of recoil and tracks a red dot better than most by keeping the dot in the glass during quick double taps, whereas the AXG has a sharp recoil impulse that made me loose the dot during a good part of every shot (which is something I don’t do even on most full metal guns). I’m sure with more practice, this is something I could get used to, but I think there you’re removing one of the major advantages of the P320 over other competition platforms by swapping to a more expensive metal chassis. I still think a slightly modified TXG chassis is the way to go with the 320s for competition.

In the video from max, you can see larger casings eject out the side so it’s def not a 22lr

I hear a click like he is disengaging a thumb safety right after he picks it up…. +1 for a SIG 2011

Thanks, I’ll try getting a new spring from CZ Custom. I have easily 4-5x that amount if you include dry firing drills, so who knows.

So my CZechmate has 9-10k rounds through it with above average maintenance and recently the trigger has random moments where it has an infinite amount of creep on my second pull in a fast double tap. I tried adjusting the pre-travel and over travel screws out some to the point where its unreasonable, while the trigger will still engage like this, the creep is still there at times and its too long of a pull IMO. Both sear cage springs are present and the only mods internally are the Shadow2 safety, 9lb recoil spring and some barrel/ramp throating. I broke down the entire gun and cleaned everything, the sear/hammer/trigger surfaces all looked straight with no abnormal wear. Any ideas as to what the problem might be? Thanks in advance

Any updates on this comp? And where are you buying SP2 in the states from? Thanks

Thanks for all the input guys! I placed a large order with PD for some 115gr JHP based on your recommendations. I’ve tried Barry’s (which have garbage plating IMO), Extreme (cabelas always has these on sale for cheap and my go to for minor), Blue bullets (had some inconsistencies) and Frontier (LGS stocks them for an okay price), hopefully these PD work out well ??

Looking for an affordable and readily available 115gr 9mm projectile to use with a few major loads I'm making up for my CZechmate. Now I know most copper plated bullets shouldn't be used for a 9mm thats traveling 1400-1500fps, but not all copper plating processes are equal I'm told. Ive tried a couple small batches of 115gr round nose Frontier CMJ (complete metal jacket) for testing with 8.4-8.6gr of HS6 w/ 1.160 OAL and they don't seem to be leading the barrel too bad after 150 rounds. Is it okay to continue using these for larger batches? What are you guys using? New to 9mm major, so thanks in advance for your help.

Take the back plate off the slide and remove/release the striker assembly.

Polish the FCU frame at all the contact points, as well as the trigger bar and trigger arm. If thats not enough, go pickup the PELT2 trigger kit. I was at my shop the other day and we were playing with all the P320's in stock and I was amazing at how bad and how good some of the factory triggers felt, completely different from one gun to another for some reason... even though that they all use the same components internally. The worse literally pulled at a long and gritty 9lbs, the best at a short and smooth 4.8lbs, all had the "factory trigger upgrade" done too and none were X-series guns (which use the same FCU too, just a flat trigger)

You can't run an optic in limited and if I were to remove it I would be at even more of a disadvantage running 9mm (minor) in that division too.

I don’t know why Bruce Gray would have had to go back to the drawing board and make a new sear and pin if they were exactly the same as his last PELTS/CELTS kit, then name it PELT2

The latest GGI is post trigger upgrade only, I don’t know if the Apex trigger bar is the same.

Yeah, I shoot 3gun, USPSA and IDPA. For IDPA and USPSA the magwell comes off, for IDPA I also have to put my SS guide rod, 17rd mags and factory trigger back in too. Part of what I love so much about this gun is how versatile it is, within a minute or two I can have it changed around to compete in so many different classes throughout all the practices.

Sig P320 X-Five -Vortex Viper red-dot optic -GrayGuns PELT2 Trigger Kit with full FCU polish pulling at 2.7lbs -Springer tungsten guide-rod with 13lb recoil spring -Springer 140mm 17rd extended basepads x4 -Springer extended mag release -Springer grip tape -Raised under trigger undercut

Decided to add a red dot and start shooting carry optics. The Vortex Viper was hard to beat at $175 new and after a just trimming the rear of it a little on a bench grinder, it bolted right onto the X5 with the hardware included with the optic. I really like it so far too, money well spent!

Yup, works perked with the medium size adapter plate included