Prodigy 4. 25 recoil spring with EGW guide rod kit I have a new prodigy that I have put an EGW ignition kit, red dirt trigger, one piece guide rod, extender slide stop, mag well, and extended thumb safety Everything works well but still has an issue with not going completely back into battery occasionally I polished the feed ramp and was wondering if changing to a heavier recoil spring might
Prodigy with EGW internals having light strikes I installed the egw lightened hammer kit for the prodigy last year and starting to experience some light strikes that fail to fire I'm assuming I went with the 17 lb main spring but my order history from shooters doesn't specify which spring it came with The mainspring is definitely lighter tha
Springfield prodigy questions - Brian Enoss Forums EGW ignition kit works BUT Dawson extended mag catch will not Was unsure if it was a flaw in my grip so I ordered another one from SA Same issue Had the stock mag catch drilled and tapped Put an Ed Brown extended button on it Changed the plate to one that accepts an SRO Stippled the grip Pinned the grip safety Edited August 12, 2024 by
EGW vs Extreme Engineering Ignition kit - Brian Enoss Forums Been doing some research and it seems like both EGW and Extreme Engineering make good ignition kits for the 2011 platform Which would you guys prefer? Looking to get about a 2-2 5# crisp trigger pull Maybe adjust the sear spring to sub 2# after a bit of seat time
Who makes the best ignition kit for 1911 - Brian Enoss Forums -SVI -EGW -Willson Combat -Ed Brown -Any brand I’m missing Please tell me why you think the brand you picked is the best… this will be going in a colt 1911 Government and a Bul EDC Commander
Prodigy ~ which parts to replace first then second? Ready for EGW to get things back in stock I will be adding an EGW shock buff tonight I'll spend the rest of the week dry-firing and cycling, clean and lube it, then head to the range for initial break-in testing Then I'll clean and measure trigger pull again
Springfield Prodigy guide rod - Brian Enoss Forums I picked up another option, the EGW 1 4" guide rod for flat-wire springs + matching Prodigy plug I haven't tried it in the Prodigy yet, but I have the flat-wire setup in my Marvel class gun and really like the way it cycles
Took the Plunge-bought a Prodigy - Brian Enoss Forums The EGW magazine well also slides right on The Dawson extended magazine release will come loose and jam up the gun The EGW beavertail drops right in and deactivates more reliably for me It also distributes pressure over a wider area of the web of your and, and I find it more comfortable on longer training sessions
Which Beavertail Grip Safety - Brian Enoss Forums The EGW grip safety was fantastic because it had so much you could remove and fit, but I didn't want to fit it to a finished frame so I went with something closer to drop in The Cheely was closer to drop in so I actually ended up using that instead as well (hence the second one)
Prodigy Stainless Steel Mainspring Housing - Brian Enoss Forums I thought the factory grip was fine, especially with the EGW mainspring housing and magwell - I never really saw the need to change it just to change to another plastic grip module - changing to get something with more weight metal sure