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The Red dirt trigger for the prodigy are great. Easy install. They have a trigger size chart to show what trigger size will work best with your hand size.

I have wanted to do this but Staccato has told me the C is a smaller frame than the C2 and all other Staccato models and that this would not be possible with out some major modifications.

Anyone have any good feed back on the Apex match semi fit barrel? How much fitting was required? Any actual notice of improved accuracy?

I bought the trigger job in a bag the match grade hammer and 12# mainspring and had my DA down to 6.5 and SA to 2.7 and never had a light strike. I do really like the Beretta trigger now but will it ever be as good as a CZ shadow or Tanfo trigger just depends on your trigger preference. For me the SA trigger on my tuned Beretta is way better. The reset on the tuned. Erects trigger for me is better the. A tuned Cz. But a tuner CZ can have a much better DA trigger. So you just need to see what style DA/SA you prefer to shoot.

Seems like they really did not make that many changes. Was hoping they would have changed or added other things. Not just a threaded barrel and weird grip stuff

I have been tempted to install the PT grip on my C2

Hoping they come out with the compact version and eventually have a red dot option for them.

I had a problem with a JG trigger years ago and he took care of me so would expect him to make it right for you on this.

I have about 200 rounds through my 2.0 metal and so far no issues. So far a good pistol. But is it noticeably better then the non metal version I don’t think so. I shoot my no metal Version just as good. I also was hoping it would have a noticeable less amount of recoil and I feel like it doesn’t. Not saying it is a bad pistol just not sure yet if it is worth getting over the regular version.

That is a good looking pistol. Enjoy it.

Don’t hold me to it but I believe it is based off of Glock Gen 3 parts.

I have tried both and actually really like them both. But I prefer the Apex. The only thing I don’t like about the Timney was the pivoting trigger shoe. I just prefer a one piece solid trigger shoe. That is the main reason I quickly got rid of the factory trigger.

Thanks for the feedback

I am thinking of getting one of these pistols as they always seemed like a good pistol. Not looking to use it for competition but would carry it from time to time. Anyone have one and can tell me how they like it and the reliability of it? Thanks

Good info. Thanks