Is the prodigy comp worth getting over the original prodigy? Does the comp make enough difference? Would it be better to save the $80 msrp difference and just get it ported/comped from a monsoon or similar?
Firearmjunky22
If you are already planning on porting it, the comp is a good option. It isn't the be all of ports but they are effective. Do you want the softest gun possible or do you want a solid all around workhorse?
DSC Gunworks and likely other similar shops, offers a 'comp fix' service where they purport to 'optimize' the OEM comps..
If you already made the Prodigy or similar gun spend and are thinking of comping but not sure if you'll like the outcome..
..or you want a comped gun for just some applications, consider a DSC Gunworks Comp Barrel addition- easily reversible mod- for about the same $ as a comp cut and slide refinish - priced @ $395.
Here's an esteemed Addict's Ytubs channel, wherein he discusses this very mod, on a Prodigy. ;D
**If you like the video, be sure to Like and Subscribe because, as they say, it helps out the channel.
If you already made the Prodigy or similar gun spend and are thinking of comping but not sure if you'll like the outcome..
..or you want a comped gun for just some applications, consider a DSC Gunworks Comp Barrel addition- easily reversible mod- for about the same $ as a comp cut and slide refinish - priced @ $395.
Here's an esteemed Addict's Ytubs channel, wherein he discusses this very mod, on a Prodigy. ;D
**If you like the video, be sure to Like and Subscribe because, as they say, it helps out the channel.
I can’t speak for a non comped Prodigy but I have a 4.25 comped Prodigy and that hardly has any muzzle flip at all. Everyone who shoots it loves the way it tracks.
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