Miller Precision - Springfield Prodigy - Billet Grip Module Install

[@board_gamer_geek4309]

I like watching videos like this. I will never afford the main pieces but i like the info i get.

[@board_gamer_geek4309]

Your website? Or there isnt one?

[@adibee88]

Bruh. I'm laughing WITH you!

[@SkipsGunz]

This is the beginning of HUGE things 🎉

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

Big things to come!

[@michaelauchey]

Looks like an amazing grip module! Appreciate the detailed video. I’ll look into buying one in the future. SRQ 😎

[@bishoy01]

thanks for the info cause I plan on doing a grip upgrade, and getting an atlas gold trigger shoe

[@ejnorris23]

looks amazing

[@whatwouldlewdo]

That's a pretty nice looking grip. However, I have my doubts as to it grabbing as well as the original grip texture does.

[@Maurice3774]

I like that grip module

[@Switchess__]

I just got the Vulcan grip with a non functional safety, do you install it the same way as a functional one?

[@gregorycruz8003]

How come the mag moved so loosely when it was inserted and sitting

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

There was no spring pressure pushing the magazine down because of the slide not being on the pistol, the magazine release is designed to be reversible for right and left handed shooters, so in order to accomplish that the tab on the release that is retaining the magazine has to be thinner and can't be chamfered heavily on the bottom side as most currently are because then it couldn't be flipped over for left handed use. We've extensively tested this system for the past year, it works beautifully.

[@Renrondog]

Magazine release looks the same as a glock. No way to change the tension or how hard it is to push the release. too bad. Grip looks excellent otherwise. I've got the 4.25 Prodigy EGW magwell fit this grip?

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

@@Renrondog correct, the mag release was designed to be reversible for right or left handed shooters. EGW magwells will not fit, we offer our own proprietary magwell as our grip module is much thinner than any others available. We do have a variant available exclusively through Vulcan machine werks that accepts staccato and Dawson style magwells though.

[@marcvitello3281]

Would your modules work on a 2023 Bul Armory UL?

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

@@marcvitello3281 I'm not sure, I believe bul armory does the mounting interface differently it likely won't work

[@bigtop718]

What size is the trigger. It’s a size option on the Red Dirt website.

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

@@bigtop718 I'm not sure, the size is only referring to the length of the trigger pad so it's personal preference. The "staccato" style trigger from red dirt is what you need to drop in, any size will work

[@Bryan-1980]

Is there any way you could make one with a CZ Shadow 2 style grip shape and ergonomics?

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

@@Bryan-1980 I've messed around with that idea, the problem is it makes the grip to large and oversized then because of the large 2011 style magazine. We kept these as slim as possible

[@Bryan-1980]

@@MillerPrecisionUSA what about trying it with the new slim 2011 mags, like the staccato c and cs have, or the atlas Eos

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

@@Bryan-1980 the frame is still wide enough to accommodate the thicker mags, even though the mags are thinner. You can actually take the new staccato grips and mags and put them on older existing pistols. so we're still limited on how thin we can make the grips and the mainspring housing is still in the same location as well unfortunately.

[@kurtascunce1367]

When do you see triggers becoming available?

[@kurtascunce1367]

Very interested, I have a cheap LFA Apollo 11 coming and right out of the box it needs a new grip module. It comes with a red dirt trigger but I prefer a flat faced trigger and like the idea of adjusting the pretravel and over travel without having to take it apart.

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

@@kurtascunce1367 soon, we're doing our first production run of triggers next week hopefully then we just need time for anodizing and assembly!

[@MrPzadilla]

when will these be available?

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

@@MrPzadilla they are available on our site, usampf.com

[@ivindavis4071]

are you going to come out with a steel version?

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

@@ivindavis4071 we will likely do limited drops of steel grips in different shapes, textures and in different coatings as well. Offering steel full time is not something I see us doing currently as they just consume far too much of our machines time. Maybe in the future. That said, Vulcan machine werks will have there variant of our grip in steel all the time, they are available only through Vulcan machine werks.

[@leftyo9589]

@@MillerPrecisionUSA thats too bad as aluminum really defeats the only purpose of going to a metal frame. to add weight/mass. aluminum doesnt add as much weight, but takes out the flex that the plastic frame gives. so kind of spending money to go backwards.

[@russellmurphy1359]

Please tell me u can make one for the tisas

[@MillerPrecisionUSA]

We have not test fit to a Tisas yet, if Tisas is using the "standard" grip mounting pattern it should fit no problem! Email us at [e-mail] if you have more questions!

[@AngelSilverFourtySeven]

👍🏼🥃🇺🇸

[@weldingjunkie]

Looks awesome but way too expensive. You can get a platypus for less than this and a prodigy.

[@rickd.6913]

Could not see the top of the gun when you installed sear spring…. Good video otherwise…