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Good morning, I had to do that fitting my Atlas trigger because I didn't have clearance on either the top or bottom of the shoe. But on this one, I had clearance on the bottom but not on top. I will also add that the contour rounds off at the top of the Cheely grips and is normally the area where clearance is an issue but I defiantly see your point. Hopefully you can tell that I checked fitment in all directions to ensure everything fit as it should. That's why I go slow real slow...lol Thank you for watching.

Sorry brother. Mine has been solid to this point. I'm trying to finish up my round count to give my feedback but it should be here real soon.

The Vudoo Priest is nicer gun for sure but it’s also more expensive. I just came back from range after shooting the JG Black all I can say is it can definitely hang with Staccato P.

@@claymac2011 if you were to port the JG do you think it would compare to the ported priest?

@@thomasbg21 if you ported it would certainly help reduce the felt recoil but the priest feels like a tank in your hand and it’s a much bigger and heavier gun. As I’ve moved up in price the guns just feel different in your hand. That’s why I’m impressed with the JG because compared to its peers it’s really well made gun. What are you looking buy (carry, competition home defense or range toy) and budget? I ask because that will dictate what I recommend based off my experience.

Thank you. I’m trying..😁

@@zion1 I just got back from range today and will be posting my review in the coming days . Thank you for watching.

@@Avg_Vet I’m excited to share this one with you guys.

I think your going to love your XC. The XC is super fast and flat to say the least. I plan to drop some 2011 videos here in on the coming weeks. Thank you for watching.

@@Uncleprepper1 Thank you Sir. United is definitely top notch.!

💯I think she's a looker. Thank you for watching!

I didn't know this but on Blazer box is says DO NOT shoot the ammo out of ported/comp'd guns. This is because Blazer brass is plated, so I as it goes down the riffling it can break off creating lead deposit.s and excess fouling which could lead to accuracy issues or barrel damage. Checkout QVO Tactical review on the BA Tac Pro as it will explain it better than I can but that's my understanding.

@@claymac2011interesting . I never read the info on the box but I’ll go check it out . Thank you !

Yes Sir, anytime brother.

Yes Sir. It's coming here real soon. I got rained out this weekend because of Hurricane but I think I can finish up this review and my Jacob Grey Black in the same range trip.

Thank you. I'm trying to dive down in the technical piece vs just doing a normal review. I got rained out this weekend 😬 I only have 300 rounds through her right now but once the weather clears I'm going to shoot the snot out of this gun. I think you made a great choice with your first 2011 because the fitment on mine is top notch. JG and Kovert just released a ported version and it looks pretty sick. Cheers!

May I suggest a topic of discussion to you for your next video. The question: Does this gun have good aftermarket support for upgrades? JG seems to have put their proprietary design in this gun. I wonder if you would be able to upgrade this gun with things like aftermarket grips, safety, and other parts. I don’t think I would be able to change out my grip if I wanted to because the dimensions on their grips are just slightly different than the “standard” specs other manufacturers use. Ie. The screw DIM holding the grip module to the frame, aftermarket barrels etc. Love to hear your thoughts on that! Thanks again! Looking forward to your next video! ….liked and subscribed!

@@GIIIV I can most certainly give it the old college try once I tear her apart...lol just looking at the gun, I think the grip might be the only issue like you mentioned but the safeties look like any other brand and triggers depending on the bow dimensions probably are standard as well by I've got some spare parts here I can test and let you know.

That’s exactly what I want to do. However after just recently spending $2500 on their first twc I hope I don’t have to break the bank for these upgrades!

@@марияагафоник Thank you for watching.

@@claymac2011That’s a bot. They do this to guntubers in attempt to get their channels banned, for fake views. Block them.

@@BeardedBullyOO7 Thanks brother. I’m trying to get more content out because I’ve got a lot of cool new guns that I want to share. This YT stuff is harder than people think to produce but I’m working to get better footage for you guys. It still runs on the stock spring after the porting modification. I’ll have to look into that holster. Did you sell your OA Compact?

@@dnut1987 I could definitely see this as a EDC. I haven’t shot it yet so I haven’t vetted the reliability but it’s very promising. However, today is a big range day barring the crazy weather we’re having here😂If not I’ll go to the indoor range in town but I won’t shoot all 1000 rounds because I like to do transition shooting vs static in just one lane.

Kovert arms has a new project with JG and it's ported. Not sure about a 5" , sorry.

@@johnbuntin7188 Hey John, It was like 17 degrees that day and I was riding the slide but all my mags lock back. I have XXL hands so my meat can get in the way.🤣

I would like to think I have good technique but the gun is nice shooter. Thank you for watching.

Haha...I understand fully on the thumb ledges, I have big hands and and I always felt uncomfortable without one. Thanks for watching.

She's a fun gun to shoot for sure. I wish I could shout its praises but my experience with fit & finish hasn't been great. I do believe folks like yourself and others have a had a positive experience with their sample size but mine just doesn't stack up. I'll trade you my compact for your Pro model once you get it? 🤣Thanks for watching and appreciate your feedback.

@@claymac2011 Well actually canceled my order for the pro as the only real difference is a ported barrel and slide cuts. I feel I can have that done to my own compact, however, I do not feel it needs porting as it shoots fairly flat and smooth. I also get concerned when no one is talking about the pro model online so not thinking they are moving these things as they should.

I totally understand since I have everything on my gun except the ports. Everyone at Shot Show loved the compact pro but I haven’t heard much from regular users like us. Hopefully will start getting some real range reports from us common folks 😂

That’s my Sig X-Macro with a Icarus Precision grip module. Thanks you for watching. Build list: www.reddit.com/r/SigSauer/s/FmbpXBbadt

I can't confirm with those brands but I shoot Pilgrim Ammo for my defensive rounds. It's a 50 grain +P 2000FPS and it handled it just fine. Thanks for watching.

It feels like DLC but she comes off like cerakote 😂

CS was fantastic but the DLC coming off was a bummer. Hopefully you get one with no issues but have no fear it’s a great shooting gun. Thanks for watching.

I-O - I’m hanging in there brother. I keep reminding myself we were driving to beat UM and didn’t play our best game. Hopefully, we can use the new players from portal to get us over the hump. Go Bucks!

I guess I shoot so much that it’s a force of habit. I can tell you (although it may not of appeared that way on video) I did visually check that the chamber was clear. Stay classy.

How do you know what he looked at if you can’t see his eyes?

It is absolutely over priced. Doesn’t feel any better than a higher end p320. Riddled with problems. For that money buy a bul Armory, platypus, or save a little more and buy a staccato P.

I’m thinking the Platypus is my next purchase. I’ve never heard a bad word on that gun.

A ds 1911 with machined parts overpriced, name one cheaper?

@@TonySmith-f3z Cosaint Arms GP Arms Stealth Arms Hell I think the Rock Island Pro Match DS is a better gun.. The Prodigy has better slide to frame fitment and a better grip. Bull barrel also. If Oracle could get the thing to have slide feel like a 1911/2011 with a bull barrel they mite have something. A staccato P is a few hundred more than the “2311”..

@@TonySmith-f3z garison eaa witness also platypus

I guess I need to eat some crow on the UM National Championship. Thanks for watching.

I think in 2024 we'll see more 2011 style pistols pop up. Thank you for watching.

Stealth Arms is making the Platypus in .45acp now

Thanks for sharing. I don't own one so I didn't want to assume. How do you like the HD?

@@claymac2011 I'm a dpp guy for many years also have a rmr both are great optics. Hd is awesome. Had a shooting pro try it and would not give it back...sold it to him and got another. The hd performs better on my 2311 than the dpp. I ran the dpp on my other 2011 for many years

Technically the platypus is not a 2011. As far I know a 2011 platform is a 3 piece design. But it is a great platform

Yes they did. That's why I wanted to call that out in my review. I would love to pick up a Platypus but my wife has banned me from any firearm purchases in 2024...lol Thank you for your comments.

I hope you keep it but I think you have a 2011 buying addiction...lol That was me last year and the wife put the brakes on me in 2024. So, I'm trying not to let you influence me on that DWX video.🤞

@@claymac2011 I caved and had a prodigy for a bit, but seemed like they didn't put very good fiber rod in front sight. Mine melted on first range day. I'm like yeah i'll just wait to see what comes out more affordable in the future. Haven't played with a 2011 since lol I'd rather buy ammo and shoot what I have now. Hard to build a high quality arsenal when you didn't even own a gun before 2020. Just initally getting ammo and stocking up was a real bitch and not too mention when everyone would tell stories about gun and ammo prices from just 10 years ago... I'd have so much more stuff if I had started sooner. My family wasn't a fire arms family. once 2020 hit lol that all changed fast

@@claymac2011 great laid back honest content by the way. Nice keyboard too!! mines black.. you rock their laptops? if so what do you think? I've had 0 issues with the 2 i have and ones pushing 10 years old now.. and before you tell me i could have bought a staccato for the price of them lol I do know that.. but you have to feed staccato's brother lol

Thank you for your comments. I've had some issues with mine to work through but all-in-all it's been a solid gun. I'm working on a follow up video, for a 2,000 round review and final thoughts.

You are correct, that if everyone took this approach no one would be buy anything new. However, I did buy the gun at pre-launch, so I have no issues with buying a new manufacture's offering. I will say, there's a lot less risk when blind buying a unproven manufacture pistol vs blind buying a unproven pistol from a well established manufacture. So I can see the other side of the debate with people wanting to wait on purchasing the 2311 until they feel comfortable dropping their hard earned cash. Thanks for your feedback.

@@claymac2011 100% with you 😎

Thank you. My wife thinks I have too many guns but I keep telling her that guns are like tools, you need different guns to do different things 😊

I compared them because OA is marketing them as a a duty pistol and both are production guns and not hand fitted. So I do agree that my $2400 CS vs $2K OA isn’t dollar for dollar but my Prodigy has better fit than my OA. The other reason is for folks who are on the fence between Stuccato and OA. I figured with so few people owning both at this time that having a regular guy giving his honest feedback would be a good thing . You will also see comments below that others don’t have the same issue that I have with fit as I do. I will say that I returned my gun back to OA last week for inspection because I had alot of malfunctionsi/issues on my first range visit. I hope they will address my concerns with the gun. When the gun did shoot it was a good experience but for an extra $400-600 dollars you can get the name and reliability of a Stuccato. I appreciate the feedback. BTW: I get a Military discount so your prices may vary.

@@claymac2011 in terms of MSRP, it’s $700 more though, not $400-$600, unless somehow you didn’t pay taxes on your Staccato in your state but did on the OA. But I guess I don’t understand how that would be the case. Edit: ah okay sounds like you did the “Heroes” program with Staccato. That’s a bit of an asterisk in my mind for the price comparison as that’s not accessible to all, but in fairness OA could offer a discount themselves. If the pistol isn’t reliable then the price difference becomes even more moot. I have a Prodigy as well and that took a trip back to Springfield Armory to get working well. I do like it now, but it was in rough shape out of the box. I hope these do well because I would like to see more 2011 style options on the market, but I’m not crazy on the grip myself.

Just checked my OA out the door was $1,997.68 my CS was $2,437.19. I own a lot of guns and when I pay $2K I expect a certain standard of fit and finish. I think if you had shot and felt both guns you’d agree (seeing you own C2) that if saved up the cost difference a Stuccato is the better option. This a hobby for me and for others it’s their only gun they purchase. So I feel confident in my opinion but again it’s just my opinion.

@@claymac2011 right, but from your edit above it sounds like those prices are a function of the Heroes Program from Staccato (there’s no u in Staccato my friend), assuming that’s where the discount comes from. You can look up the MSRP right on the websites. I’m not saying the functional issues you mentioned in your comment are acceptable. Do I expect a difference in fit and finish for 40% more? Yeah, otherwise that would suggest Staccato is really fleecing their customers. My Prodigy is no where near my Staccato and needed a trip back to the factory to correct some issues. In my experience the money does go somewhere.

@@Murphy82nd Yes Sir. I get all of my Stuccato’s with mil discount. I was fortunate with my Prodigy because SA worked out all kinks on their customer base😂. I love my OA and maybe I just got a turd but it’s in the shop getting fixed or maybe replaced so hopefully I can back and say it’s a great option if you don’t have the funds to get a Stuccato but at the moment I can’t do that.

I returned my gun last week to OA after having issues with FTF, not going into battery and the optics plate being loose but the screws didn’t back out. OA was great to work with on my RMA and I hope they’ll get me sorted. Thanks for your feedback.

Thank you for the comment. I reached out to OA and they said the gun is spec'd with looser tolerances due to being duty in nature. I do understand that to a degree but I reminded them Stuccato's are duty grade as well and have tighter tolerances. It's not a knock on OA it just stinks for me when other's with the same gun have tighter tolerances than mine. Like I a said I a have a sample size of one and not all Stuccato's aren't perfect either. Just my two cents...