Yes staccato mags the 20 rounders work in both guns.havent had any problems outta mine I've put 750 fmj's through. People need ta understand this is a production gun staccato is hand fitted and polished to run flawlessly.
Great review and great shooting. I have cleaned my extensively through the first 300 rounds and it seems to be running great. I just hope it continues cause I love this pistol.
I appreciate your simple and honest review. I'm willing to bet that the failure to feed issues were from a lack of proper lube. Usually whatever oil the firearm has on it is simply meant to protect it during storage, not to be run with.
Same thing happened to my CZ-SP01 out of the box. Jammed the slide 3 times at a range at 50~ish rounds mark. Broke in, oiled, cleaned. After that, works flawlessly ever since.
I just wanted to thank you, your family, and friends for producing such great content. you have inspired me to really get into shooting, and I just purchased my first ever bolt action rifle, and I love it. I'm going to start to train for shooting competitions, this winter, and into the spring. Thank you again, and I look forward to your next video.
@@XRING thank you, and I absolutely will. I’m looking at picking up a leupold Scope this winter when I upgrade to a larger caliber. Thank you again for all your hard work, and dedication.
The hang up on the slide not going into battery is likely from the cekacote finish. At the price point it'd be nice if they ran flawlessly out of the box but it's not the case. Oil oil the slide rails rack the slide 1000 * clean and it'll run.
The screws for your optic are a little too long. That's the daylight issue on the plate. I had the same issue with a venom viper. Just filed the screws down about a 1/4 inch and now fits perfectly. No light showing through at all. The screws that mount the optic to the plate are pushing up on the slide because There going to far down lifting up the plate. Hope that helps!
During the video you had mentioned being able to see daylight between the optic plate and the slide. I had the same problem after mounting my red dot. Double check the red dot mounting screws (not the optic plate screws) to see if they are too long. The threads in the plate are shallow and if the screws are too long it pushes the plate up away from the slide as you tighten them up. All I did was mount the red dot to the plate first to see how much the screws protruded past the plate. I then trimmed them as needed to be flush with the bottom and reassembled everything.
If you want one of these, good luck. I've had an SA-35 on order for a year now. I asked SA when they might be available in quantity, that was late last year. The response was 2nd quarter this year. Crickets.
Brand new 250ish rounds with no oil. Ill take it. Oil it up and run it. Give er a swab and do it again. Thanks for the review X. Now I need to buy another pistol.
You said the magic words, and I subscribed, that you were still using a phone. I try to subscribe to any gun-tuber I see making content pretty much on their own dime. Need to get you up in the subs so you can do more gun reviews. It's really tight, your wife does a really good job. Keep it up and I'll be watching you
Very typical for a brand new 1911/2011 to need a break in period. I’ve seen that exact failure to go into battery on new Wilson combats and Dan Wessons. After 500 or so rounds the moving parts start to polish together and slide even smoother. In my experience Springfields are always tight, which I like because either through manual polishing or use the parts will be polished and fit together, overtime creating almost a handful it gun.
I'm a huge fan of Springfield's 1911's I own at least one of the vast majority of their offerings new and old so when I heard they were finally doing a 2011 I had to order one. It's nothing to drop $2500 to $6k+ on a 2011 so for them to bring one to market at this price is kind of crazy... I've already heard of some people having problems but one thing I've learned already owning a few 2011's is they can be a little finicky but I have really high hopes for this one!!!
I have a 5” prodigy and it ran great. I cleaned and oiled it and changed out the recoil spring to a 12# spring. Shot 350 rounds with only 1 FTE. I’m happy with it.
@@2005bjpatton A 9# will help level the gun,(keep it from dipping when the slide comes back into battery), after recoil after a shot, however it appears to be too light as the guns are not broken in when received. Spending a little time breaking in the gun and or lapping the slide to frame fit will go a long way.. ;
the glass of the fast fire 4 fell out after about 700 rounds. went to the a14b plate and put a 508t. then the rear sight fell out after about 300 rounds. the dot was good, tho. might just go without a rear sight since it's already dialed in pretty well.
Thanks for the review Ray. Big thanks to Wayne for lending you the pistol. I must say a big Thanks to your wife for a great job she did on the camera work. Have a great week sir.
I’d love to see someone do a complete tear down on this pistol. I’m glad that SA came out with a 2011 even though they called it a 1911DS. I’d also like to see 1,000 rounds ripped through this gun. I don’t expect them to get everything perfect right out of the gate as this seems to be the norm now for most new guns, but in 6 months the batches being produced should be pretty good and I’m sure the after market parts suppliers will be chomping at the bit to replace any inferior parts.
You always get what you pay for I am sure some run better than others after all it’s memed parts inside , other reviews have had similar issues , thanks Ray
I got to shoot one of these, iron sights, at practice this evening. I normally shoot optics. I ran the Prodigy for 2 runs through the plate rack at 15 yds. Even though I had to tilt my head back to see the front sight through my readers, I shot it accurately. It runs very smoothly, the trigger felt nice to me (I don't own 2011 or 1911 pistols), the recoil impulse is very soft -- I could tell that if I owned one I could get it to run fast, and better shooters could make it very speedy. I'm tempted to get one but I'm eager to see how the first run plays out among the current user pool. The guy who brought the pistol to our practice today, he brought it straight from the store. Several others shot it before me. The owner was using his own reloads on brass used many times already, and a few rounds bound up a bit upon entering battery. You could see the ring left on the brass, suggesting it was a bit bulged where it bound up in the chamber mouth.
The 4.25 models are running better than the 5 inch models. The 5 inchers have too light a recoil spring. My 4.25 inch had a 200 round break in period. They do need to be well lubed and cleaned.
I am a 1911 man and have quite a few - 1911’s made properly always run perfectly. I ordered the prodigy and cancelled based on so many failures. I will stick with Wilson’s version of 2011, my EDC X9 and may revisit this or Staccato later. Great overview!
I don't remember the guys name but he did a video on the prodigy and what he concluded was that the Cerakote is the problem and he sat down in his chair and oiled the slide and frame and cycled the gun 250 or 300 times cleaned and then kept repeating that for 2500 to 3000 cycles and now it's his everyday carry I think he even used simple green at some point. It only took him one day. Now the gun is flawless. I'll try to find the video. Here is the video of the guy that manually cycled and cleaned the Prodigy with all of his comments. ua-cam.com/video/yKrscQCSiCQ/v-deo.html
I had a 5” that never worked out of the box. It had to be sent back to Springfield Armory. I have a Dawson Precision 2011 9 mm major pistol. I sold the prodigy because I had so many problems with it.
I was with ya right up to the rock island comment. I have a pro tac that has eat anything I’ve fed it right out of the box and a 4.25 prodigy that is the most temperamental gun I’ve owned. I hope it becomes a little more reliable with a couple hundred more rounds.
It's nice to see some more DS 1911's on the market. People just don't realize how nice they are to shoot until you try one. It's unfortunate about the malfunctions. Hopefully Springfield isn't using the buyers to beta test their new offering. My Staccato P has been malfunction free since day one and I usually go thru 300-500 rounds in a range visit. I do clean it more than my other pistols.
Thank You Sir! I shot a 2011 for the first time this summer. They are good. I noticed the nice barrel crown on this Springfield Armory 2011. Mrs. X captured the video wonderfully! 👍🇺🇸 #22aday
Seem one at hickory gun show yesterday and they wanted 2000 bucks 😳 but I do know a person who has one and it’s crapped the bed already. I do like the gun tho it just needs to run first
Looks sweet. I have a 2011 C9mm that is my favorite of my pistols. Went through 3 magazines at my permanent range this morning . I also have a portable range too. Good shooting. I'm impressed with the pistol and your shooting
I cleaned my 2011 every spring, not cause it needed it cause I needed something to do. If you have to clean this every 200 rounds, throw in the trash. I’m sure it just needs a little bit of tweaking, but too many malfunctions stock is concerning.
I never had or wanted a 1911 because of lack of capacity. Now that this is our I was going to get it. Then I watched probably about 60 videos on it and they are having too many issues for me and the price. I am down to the STACCATO or ATLAS style 1911s
Awesome review and you are a hell of a shooter. I recommend you try to break the habit of looking down at your holster when you holster up. As an LE instructor I always told my students to always keep your eyes up in case a new threat presents while you holster. Train like you fight. Thank you and be safe.
I thought that's a pleasant change a Prodigy that functions. Unlike most other reviews shown. But it only took time to start having problems. I wouldn't touch one, Springfield obviously didn't do any reaserch and development on this pistol.
That's absolutely not true.... Even when the first 2011's came out sti had problems out the box. Even the 2011 ran in the John wick movie was tuned to properly run. All 1911's have a break in period and tune period some are break in then tune and others are tune then break in. Thuis is not an instant gratification like others this is a 1911in a new generation and price point....learn the difference also if you don't tune your gun or understand what can help or hurt then mabey you need to stick with a glock.
@@driftitlikeyouownit yes it is, bwtween ny shooting buddy and I we own 5 STIs and Staccatos, they all easily run 1000 rds between cleaning, and the 3 Staccatos were 100% out of the box. The prodigys are OK, but YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR !!!
@@XRING we had about 13 or 14 same thing 175 to 250 rds start seeing issues. Pull slide back and slowly release it. The disconnector drags and sometimes holds the slide up without the slide stop at all. It's not returning to battery or cycling properly on all of them.
Appears it's going to be a much better gun after they release a "Second batch" of them that fixes this problem with the hangup with the side and trigger group. Probably a real easy thing to address. Wish these manufacturers would have shooters use the guns by hard before they release them to three general public. They will get it resolved and the next batch will be much better.... Still a great value.
Own a few springfields including a ronin, like them and really like what I've been seeing from the prodigy. Heard it's almost as nice as a staccato. May have to add one to the collection.
ill wait to see if they update it and for the price to drop down a couple of hundred dollars. Its going to be a tough wait because even with all the hiccups its been having, I have hope.
Picked mine up for $1274. But I live in washington and the online dealer pulled out the mags so when it got to my gunshop it had no mags. No springfields fault but still bullshit. Luckily my dealer had mags. The gun itself feels good though. I'm planning to do a trigger, get rid of the mim parts, and I want to do v8 ports, some dlc coating. It's a very nice base for a 2011 build. Yes I know it's not a 2011. But I don't care
Great review. Despite a few hang-ups, the content was positive and candid. I would like to know which G Code holster you’re running though….Many thanks!
For the price difference between this and my Staccato C2.....well I could've had a Ferrari of a pistol. The grand difference will get you a performance trigger, replace the MIM parts and possibly get an Aluminum Grip module. If I'd known these were coming out I would've waited.
Honestly springfield called it right. It's a 1911 hi capacity. The reason I say that is because the top of the slide is rounded like a 1911. The 2011's are flat on the top of the slide. The serrations on the side of the slide are 1911 deep and there are no weight reducing ports on the slide. Springfield designed this gun for a 1911 user specifically because it weighs, shoots and functions like a 1911.
Right now you can't find one for under $1700.00, and for most people the only place to purchase them is on gunbroker since only a few dealers in the country even have them. Some are running as much as $2700 for buy now option. Once you buy the Hex, pay your tax, and transfer fees, the cheapest one will cost around $2200. For that price I'd rather purchase a Staccato P with no optic. If you do slide cuts and a trigger job to the Springfield to make it even close to the quality of an out of the box STI, it will be more expensive than an STI. Best to just wait until dealers stop marking the price up like a bunch of idiots, or just buy an STI.
I almost bought one last week but starting to hear of issues with feeding and the optic plates I want for my DPP isn’t readily available so I’ll wait until early next year if think
its like 1499 msrp for a double stack vs 799 for the ronin. The Emisarry is like 1349. if just have to have it in double stack or are john wick SA make more affordable options imo.
Yes staccato mags the 20 rounders work in both guns.havent had any problems outta mine I've put 750 fmj's through. People need ta understand this is a production gun staccato is hand fitted and polished to run flawlessly.
Great review and great shooting. I have cleaned my extensively through the first 300 rounds and it seems to be running great. I just hope it continues cause I love this pistol.
Thanks Dmthomp and thanks for watching the channel.
I appreciate your simple and honest review. I'm willing to bet that the failure to feed issues were from a lack of proper lube. Usually whatever oil the firearm has on it is simply meant to protect it during storage, not to be run with.
Damn that's some good shooting! And what a beautiful gun. Really like it. Those 100-300 yard shoots were really impressive! 😱
Same thing happened to my CZ-SP01 out of the box. Jammed the slide 3 times at a range at 50~ish rounds mark. Broke in, oiled, cleaned. After that, works flawlessly ever since.
I just wanted to thank you, your family, and friends for producing such great content. you have inspired me to really get into shooting, and I just purchased my first ever bolt action rifle, and I love it. I'm going to start to train for shooting competitions, this winter, and into the spring. Thank you again, and I look forward to your next video.
I really appreciate it Austin! Congratulations on the new bolt gun. Please let me know how things progress and thank you for watching the channel! 👍🏼
@@XRING thank you, and I absolutely will. I’m looking at picking up a leupold Scope this winter when I upgrade to a larger caliber. Thank you again for all your hard work, and dedication.
@@XRING How can I contact you? Collab
I wonder if they might make a 10mm version eventually?
@@kamiazhong1369 email me at thexringchannel@gmail.com
The hang up on the slide not going into battery is likely from the cekacote finish. At the price point it'd be nice if they ran flawlessly out of the box but it's not the case. Oil oil the slide rails rack the slide 1000 * clean and it'll run.
The screws for your optic are a little too long. That's the daylight issue on the plate. I had the same issue with a venom viper. Just filed the screws down about a 1/4 inch and now fits perfectly. No light showing through at all. The screws that mount the optic to the plate are pushing up on the slide because
There going to far down lifting up the plate. Hope that helps!
Keep oil in your bag. Mine hasn’t failed yet. But it’s greasy. Then strip and clean. Great shooter! Best in my collection.
During the video you had mentioned being able to see daylight between the optic plate and the slide. I had the same problem after mounting my red dot. Double check the red dot mounting screws (not the optic plate screws) to see if they are too long. The threads in the plate are shallow and if the screws are too long it pushes the plate up away from the slide as you tighten them up. All I did was mount the red dot to the plate first to see how much the screws protruded past the plate. I then trimmed them as needed to be flush with the bottom and reassembled everything.
We see this on the Glock MOS system all the time as well
Thank You great content. Very few channels I can watch with my toddler bc of language. Much appreciated.
If you want one of these, good luck. I've had an SA-35 on order for a year now. I asked SA when they might be available in quantity, that was late last year. The response was 2nd quarter this year. Crickets.
I’ve always loved 1911/2011 Commander pistols , who dosen’t love em ? Nice review X-Ring , great camera work Mrs X-Ring 😀.
Brand new 250ish rounds with no oil. Ill take it. Oil it up and run it. Give er a swab and do it again.
Thanks for the review X. Now I need to buy another pistol.
You said the magic words, and I subscribed, that you were still using a phone. I try to subscribe to any gun-tuber I see making content pretty much on their own dime. Need to get you up in the subs so you can do more gun reviews. It's really tight, your wife does a really good job. Keep it up and I'll be watching you
Very typical for a brand new 1911/2011 to need a break in period. I’ve seen that exact failure to go into battery on new Wilson combats and Dan Wessons. After 500 or so rounds the moving parts start to polish together and slide even smoother. In my experience Springfields are always tight, which I like because either through manual polishing or use the parts will be polished and fit together, overtime creating almost a handful it gun.
I'm a huge fan of Springfield's 1911's I own at least one of the vast majority of their offerings new and old so when I heard they were finally doing a 2011 I had to order one. It's nothing to drop $2500 to $6k+ on a 2011 so for them to bring one to market at this price is kind of crazy... I've already heard of some people having problems but one thing I've learned already owning a few 2011's is they can be a little finicky but I have really high hopes for this one!!!
Is this metal or polymer?
@@920WASHBURN the grip is polymer the frame and slide is steel...
@@DanielBoone337 ok that's what I thought. There's nothing like the sound of a slide on a metal gun. Porn for the ears
I have a 5” prodigy and it ran great. I cleaned and oiled it and changed out the recoil spring to a 12# spring. Shot 350 rounds with only 1 FTE. I’m happy with it.
What weight spring comes in it?
@@2005bjpatton people have said they called Springfield and they said in the 5” they put a 9# recoil spring.
@@JC-cv3up damn that’s light
@@2005bjpatton A 9# will help level the gun,(keep it from dipping when the slide comes back into battery), after recoil after a shot, however it appears to be too light as the guns are not broken in when received.
Spending a little time breaking in the gun and or lapping the slide to frame fit will go a long way.. ;
Kinda feel like we're the testing phase for Springfield and in 6 months we'll have a functional pistol.
😂😂
It is a functioning pistol alot of 1911s need tuning and this 2011 stay 1911 is one you need to tune and break in. Especially the 5 inch
the glass of the fast fire 4 fell out after about 700 rounds. went to the a14b plate and put a 508t. then the rear sight fell out after about 300 rounds. the dot was good, tho. might just go without a rear sight since it's already dialed in pretty well.
Love my 4.25” prodigy.
First time seeing your videos. Long time Springfield fan. What a great and honest review!
Thanks Siris and thanks for watching.
As soon as I saw the prodigy I knew I just had to see the X-Ring review! Thanks!
Thanks Ed.
Thanks for the review Ray. Big thanks to Wayne for lending you the pistol. I must say a big Thanks to your wife for a great job she did on the camera work. Have a great week sir.
I’d love to see someone do a complete tear down on this pistol. I’m glad that SA came out with a 2011 even though they called it a 1911DS. I’d also like to see 1,000 rounds ripped through this gun. I don’t expect them to get everything perfect right out of the gate as this seems to be the norm now for most new guns, but in 6 months the batches being produced should be pretty good and I’m sure the after market parts suppliers will be chomping at the bit to replace any inferior parts.
10-8 performance did a teardown.
Only staccato can use the 2011 name people refer to them as 2011 but legally speaking they are all ds1911's
You always get what you pay for I am sure some run better than others after all it’s memed parts inside , other reviews have had similar issues , thanks Ray
I got to shoot one of these, iron sights, at practice this evening. I normally shoot optics. I ran the Prodigy for 2 runs through the plate rack at 15 yds. Even though I had to tilt my head back to see the front sight through my readers, I shot it accurately. It runs very smoothly, the trigger felt nice to me (I don't own 2011 or 1911 pistols), the recoil impulse is very soft -- I could tell that if I owned one I could get it to run fast, and better shooters could make it very speedy. I'm tempted to get one but I'm eager to see how the first run plays out among the current user pool.
The guy who brought the pistol to our practice today, he brought it straight from the store. Several others shot it before me. The owner was using his own reloads on brass used many times already, and a few rounds bound up a bit upon entering battery. You could see the ring left on the brass, suggesting it was a bit bulged where it bound up in the chamber mouth.
The 4.25 models are running better than the 5 inch models. The 5 inchers have too light a recoil spring. My 4.25 inch had a 200 round break in period. They do need to be well lubed and cleaned.
Thanks for showing the weapon without a flashlight strapped to it or optics.
I am a 1911 man and have quite a few - 1911’s made properly always run perfectly. I ordered the prodigy and cancelled based on so many failures. I will stick with Wilson’s version of 2011, my EDC X9 and may revisit this or Staccato later. Great overview!
I just received my prodigy last week. Several hundred rounds so far with zero malfunction. Excellent shooter.
I don't remember the guys name but he did a video on the prodigy and what he concluded was that the Cerakote is the problem and he sat down in his chair and oiled the slide and frame and cycled the gun 250 or 300 times cleaned and then kept repeating that for 2500 to 3000 cycles and now it's his everyday carry I think he even used simple green at some point. It only took him one day. Now the gun is flawless. I'll try to find the video.
Here is the video of the guy that manually cycled and cleaned the Prodigy with all of his comments.
ua-cam.com/video/yKrscQCSiCQ/v-deo.html
I had a 5” that never worked out of the box. It had to be sent back to Springfield Armory. I have a Dawson Precision 2011 9 mm major pistol. I sold the prodigy because I had so many problems with it.
The first honest review i have seen of this pistol
I was with ya right up to the rock island comment. I have a pro tac that has eat anything I’ve fed it right out of the box and a 4.25 prodigy that is the most temperamental gun I’ve owned. I hope it becomes a little more reliable with a couple hundred more rounds.
It's nice to see some more DS 1911's on the market. People just don't realize how nice they are to shoot until you try one. It's unfortunate about the malfunctions. Hopefully Springfield isn't using the buyers to beta test their new offering. My Staccato P has been malfunction free since day one and I usually go thru 300-500 rounds in a range visit. I do clean it more than my other pistols.
I took my DS out today and ran 400 rounds with not 1 issue .
@@2ndamendment115 as it should be
Great video Ray. Pretty nice hearing that ding at 300 yrds.
Thank You Sir! I shot a 2011 for the first time this summer. They are good. I noticed the nice barrel crown on this Springfield Armory 2011. Mrs. X captured the video wonderfully! 👍🇺🇸 #22aday
Seem one at hickory gun show yesterday and they wanted 2000 bucks 😳 but I do know a person who has one and it’s crapped the bed already. I do like the gun tho it just needs to run first
Cleaning isn't an issue for me, I like to inspect the gun after use anyway & cleaning is a great way to monitor your investment.
I can see that pistol being a viable duty gun. Personally I would like to see SA come out with a 45ACP version of it!
Looks sweet. I have a 2011 C9mm that is my favorite of my pistols. Went through 3 magazines at my permanent range this morning . I also have a portable range too. Good shooting. I'm impressed with the pistol and your shooting
I hope they FIX all the issues first. Too many gun channels highlighting many of the same issues. Beta testing with customers similar to Sig.
Best intro ever! 😂😂😂
I cleaned my 2011 every spring, not cause it needed it cause I needed something to do. If you have to clean this every 200 rounds, throw in the trash. I’m sure it just needs a little bit of tweaking, but too many malfunctions stock is concerning.
I never had or wanted a 1911 because of lack of capacity. Now that this is our I was going to get it. Then I watched probably about 60 videos on it and they are having too many issues for me and the price.
I am down to the STACCATO or ATLAS style 1911s
Rock Island makes a widebody 1911 for half the cost of this and mine runs everything from cheap aluminum case to 150gr syntech powder puffs.
@@geologik7500 I will look into those as well
Great review Bro. I did a review on a 5” model and it ran great.
I wish this one was a 5” model.
Awesome review and you are a hell of a shooter. I recommend you try to break the habit of looking down at your holster when you holster up. As an LE instructor I always told my students to always keep your eyes up in case a new threat presents while you holster. Train like you fight. Thank you and be safe.
I always did the same back in the day. I also mentioned it in the following video. I caught a lot of comments saying that it was not a good idea! 🤷♂️
I thought that's a pleasant change a Prodigy that functions. Unlike most other reviews shown. But it only took time to start having problems.
I wouldn't touch one, Springfield obviously didn't do any reaserch and development on this pistol.
That's absolutely not true....
Even when the first 2011's came out sti had problems out the box. Even the 2011 ran in the John wick movie was tuned to properly run.
All 1911's have a break in period and tune period some are break in then tune and others are tune then break in.
Thuis is not an instant gratification like others this is a 1911in a new generation and price point....learn the difference also if you don't tune your gun or understand what can help or hurt then mabey you need to stick with a glock.
@@driftitlikeyouownit yes it is, bwtween ny shooting buddy and I we own 5 STIs and Staccatos, they all easily run 1000 rds between cleaning, and the 3 Staccatos were 100% out of the box. The prodigys are OK, but YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR !!!
Wish you would've reviewed the 5 inch , most reviews weren't good and had problems. Very impressive shooting
12# spring, replace or polish extractor and oil liberally. The5 inch will run springfield just made mistakes.
My Prodigy failed after the second shot. The slide was shaving metal on the slide stop. Already returned it back to Springfield under warranty.
So many of these have had issues, it's hit or miss with this gun sadly. I also know someone who ran 1200rds without cleaning and zero malfunctions.
Good to know. This one became a single shot at around the 270 mark.
@@XRING we had about 13 or 14 same thing 175 to 250 rds start seeing issues. Pull slide back and slowly release it. The disconnector drags and sometimes holds the slide up without the slide stop at all. It's not returning to battery or cycling properly on all of them.
Appears it's going to be a much better gun after they release a "Second batch" of them that fixes this problem with the hangup with the side and trigger group. Probably a real easy thing to address. Wish these manufacturers would have shooters use the guns by hard before they release them to three general public. They will get it resolved and the next batch will be much better.... Still a great value.
Own a few springfields including a ronin, like them and really like what I've been seeing from the prodigy. Heard it's almost as nice as a staccato. May have to add one to the collection.
ill wait to see if they update it and for the price to drop down a couple of hundred dollars. Its going to be a tough wait because even with all the hiccups its been having, I have hope.
Subbed after the 200 yard shot
yessssss!!! i also hope they made plenty of them!!!
The old 1911 in the army we had to qualify with in MP school had to be beat into battery like that, almost every shot, lol .
My favorite gun channel
Thanks for reviewing the gun, I feel pretty confident that it will run well with a few minor tweaks .
Nice rapid & accurate shooting
Love watching all your videos keep it up Boss ❤
Thank you guns and steak I really appreciate it
Picked mine up for $1274. But I live in washington and the online dealer pulled out the mags so when it got to my gunshop it had no mags. No springfields fault but still bullshit. Luckily my dealer had mags. The gun itself feels good though. I'm planning to do a trigger, get rid of the mim parts, and I want to do v8 ports, some dlc coating. It's a very nice base for a 2011 build. Yes I know it's not a 2011. But I don't care
Great pistol and even better shooting!!!
Excellent presentation and review! Subbed
If it’s made by HS Produkt in Croatia, it’s a winner. HS makes the best pistols in the world along with CZ.
Beautiful !
Great review. Despite a few hang-ups, the content was positive and candid. I would like to know which G Code holster you’re running though….Many thanks!
I figured that but when you google it the dates are for 2023. I live close by look forward to meet you and good luck
Thanks Kaiser! Only a few weeks away.
Thanks for the video. Good luck at the upcoming matches. Be Safe
I was Saving for a Staccato Duo but Springfield just saved me almost $2k
I'm getting the same one shown in this video very soon.
Rock Island make one for $800 and it already comes decked out with parts for Limited Class.
The chambers are tight on some of the barrels
Great shots OG
Thanks for sharing. Well done.
Great shooting bud
I can not even wait to get a 4.25" in my hand's!!!
Some great shooting Ray !!
Why, didn't the slide lock back on the empty mag? That's important for someone that is going to carry this as an EDC.
Looks like quite the bargain. Great video Ray.
Oh damn! Nice! Thanks for sharing!
For the price difference between this and my Staccato C2.....well I could've had a Ferrari of a pistol.
The grand difference will get you a performance trigger, replace the MIM parts and possibly get an Aluminum Grip module.
If I'd known these were coming out I would've waited.
Thank you 😊
Can’t wait to get ahold of one
Now this is my type of 1911. Or should I say, 2011.
Honestly springfield called it right. It's a 1911 hi capacity. The reason I say that is because the top of the slide is rounded like a 1911. The 2011's are flat on the top of the slide. The serrations on the side of the slide are 1911 deep and there are no weight reducing ports on the slide.
Springfield designed this gun for a 1911 user specifically because it weighs, shoots and functions like a 1911.
A friend of mine tried to run a 5 inch one in a 3 gun Saturday morning. It choked on the first stage.
Hope you are doing well Brother! Carry On
Good luck on all those matches coming up can't wait to see how you do
Right now you can't find one for under $1700.00, and for most people the only place to purchase them is on gunbroker since only a few dealers in the country even have them. Some are running as much as $2700 for buy now option. Once you buy the Hex, pay your tax, and transfer fees, the cheapest one will cost around $2200. For that price I'd rather purchase a Staccato P with no optic. If you do slide cuts and a trigger job to the Springfield to make it even close to the quality of an out of the box STI, it will be more expensive than an STI. Best to just wait until dealers stop marking the price up like a bunch of idiots, or just buy an STI.
2011 snobs talking down on the prodigy glad to see a positive review versus showing only flaws. I am interested in getting one.
I almost bought one last week but starting to hear of issues with feeding and the optic plates I want for my DPP isn’t readily available so I’ll wait until early next year if think
the intro shooting👌
It looks worth the price.
I'll see when it available at my local broker.
It looks worth the price? It gave him issues 50% of the time lol
Looks awesome
It’s a great gun! Just gotta switch out all the parts and bingo! Winner winner chicken dinner!
its like 1499 msrp for a double stack vs 799 for the ronin. The Emisarry is like 1349. if just have to have it in double stack or are john wick SA make more affordable options imo.
The beauty and uniqueness of a 1911 is the .45 acp otherwise why bother? We all have numerous double stack 9's for 1/3 of that price.
Out of the box with no oil. Not bad.
MBX and Atlas mags do work.
No doubt looks cool an I would love to save up an get one but I ll wait my 6 months to a year rule to get The kinks worked out
Check-mate mags cost $50, same as are made for Staccato
Badass shooter with a Badass gun. Very nice brother.
Big X on the camera! 👏
they seem to come from the factory kinda rough (disconnector especially), and under-sprung.