@@jakemiles8070 I do my friend. there’s actually at least 2 on my channel. One’s a trigger job and the other is a complete disassembly and reassembly.

I did it at home my friend! What exactly are you trying to get done the Stainless Finish? If so, you can take it to any local cerakote guy and have him Sand blast it and that’s it. Once bare metal you can polish to the finish of your choice. Matte or Brushed steel, or High shine polish.

@@kriswittlieff9586 to each his own. Do yours however you’d like. Mine works flawlessly.

Thank you my friend! That is the L2 grip, but I modified it the best I could to resemble the E2 grip, definitely get the E2 grip, my friend you will not regret it!!

How did you do the crown ?

@roelmaldonado1826 with my drill press and did some final touches and polishing with my dremel

@roelmaldonado1826 I used crown bits from Lowe’s and a $75 drill press from harbor freight

@@anthonyjose5644 if I had ordered it from agency arms, I would only blame them, but considering I ordered it from Springfield armory and I paid a premium considering it was cheaper at other places and they sent me a defective product. I hold them responsible plus their customer service has yet to respond to me, so that is why I made the video. and partly because my brand new prodigy was out of spec again lol

@@BanditApache-nd6lu to each his own my friend!

@@BanditApache-nd6lu for most guys tinkering with their guns is 50% of the fun at least myself included

Okay no problemy friend check back this evening. I have to do a few things today but I’ll get to a bit later

Thanks! For some reason I love watching these things lol. There’s just something soothing about these modification videos.

@bryantieu3454 your welcome! And I do apologize I wasn’t able to make that video yet. But I’m going to get around to it soon! And I’m the same way I enjoy watching & learning.

@@NutTapActual I appreciate the vote of confidence my friend! And I wasn’t thinking about porting but now you got my thinking. I’ll definitely keep you updated!

@@cornbreadbrown4961 thanks for the info my friend and that’s funny that you are doing the commander now and I did my commander and now I’m doing the 5 inch lol the cheapest place I found the RMR plate was sportsman outdoor superstore. It was 83 bucks or something like that and at BenStoeger‘s pro shop it was 138 I believe. I’m still literally tearing my house apart looking for that RMR plate. It is around here somewhere.

@@MyCoolFish the SIG so-called comp isn’t much of a comp. my opinion, it does nothing. In fact I think the reduction in barrel length from 3.7 inch to 3.1 inches increases the snappiness more than the net gain from their so-called comp. I want as long of a barrel as possible in the smallest package. Your barrel length Accounts for velocity and accuracy. And you never know when you might need to put rounds on target at 50 yards. But I only bought the AXG because of the aluminum grip module. (you cannot buy it separately) and they didn’t offer the AXG non Comp’d version or I’d have gotten that. I would have just bought an XL slide, but I wanted to do the conversion to see if it was easy and then I recommend it to others. It isn’t exactly easy so that is why I don’t recommend it to others. As For structural issues it doesn’t change anything. The gun is exactly as it was before minus a few grams of stainless steel. Plus a few grams of barrel. I didn’t weigh it before and after, but I imagine if anything it is the same weight as it was before. The only change is you can longer use the factory 3.1 inch barrel. And your barrel is now .6 inches longer. I find the gun to be less snappy with the 3.7 inch barrel but that is only my opinion. I have no scientific data that proves that one way or the other is better it is solely subjective and my opinion.

@@zacharyboles8511 the grip module is aluminum and the slide is stainless steel. And the original factory coating is cerakote Sig Gray. Check out my channel I have shorts that show the original color, a custom cerakote color I mixed up and also a stainless version.

Sorry my last comment was a little mushed together. I couldn’t find the short you had mentioned. As for the slide goes was the coating removed ? And for the frame you stated it’s aluminum and you it had re cerakoted jt ?

Just a super sharp looking 365 and I’d love to re create it.

Your fine buddy and I cerakoted the slide and frame over the original coating with an armor black and tungsten mix and then I bead blasted it to bare metal and that’s how it is now. Those shorts are all my most recent shorts

You’re welcome, my friend. Let me know how it goes!

​​@@americantrucker9813 just got notified to pickup my ported 3.7 barrel...... after doing the slide mod I ran about 200 rounds at around 25 yards to make sure it ran ok and Wow, this thing is crazy!! very low felt recoil & super accurate I can't wait try it with the portings. Again thanks for the video💪🏼.

I totally agree. It would’ve been a much better design to have a ported barrel matching in the slide and I was thinking about doing it, but I really like that finish on the barrel and that is something I can’t do but maybe a little stainless would actually match the rest of the gun better now.

@@americantrucker9813 love the finish on that barrel ! But yah I think I’ve looked them up and found some before with the ports up front there like you would need

@@BigD9176 no offense taken my friend I appreciate your honesty and the only reason I bought the Legion was because of the metal grip module. I had totally given up on Stryker fired guns they do not compare to the 113 year old 1911 platform that the 2011s use but with that said I love an all metal gun. With the Sigg, you cannot buy the AXG metal grip module, you can buy a different brand metal grip, but those are very expensive. I seen the Icarus grip for $500 at Cabela’s. So by the time you build a metal Sigg. The AXG in fact is cheaper. And I customize my guns because I enjoy it allot and it allows me to share my experiences with you guys as well as make mistakes and learn from them. Some people play golf. Some people drink beer and go to the bar. I buy guns & customize them, shoot them and I am always trying to make myself and my firearms, better and more reliable and more accurate.

@@BigD9176 and I should add that I would have preferred the AXG with a 3.7 inch barrel. I don’t care much for sigs half ass attempt at a comp’d gun. At least in my opinion, it is nothing more than cosmetic. and I am very happy with deleting the comp and running a 3.7 inch barrel

@@americantrucker9813 I appreciate the response and I completely understand. Appreciate the info and the tips.

You’re very welcome, my friend! And that is why I do this just to share my experiences and my opinions nothing more. There is a totally different side to firearm ownership that a lot of people miss out on, and that is the customization and tuning. Often I find it just as enjoyable as shooting itself.

@@DLnotDownLow thank you my friend! It is actually acrylic paint. (I have a video on it) you simply apply the paint into any engraving and wipe it off with your fingers and then you’ll have just the engraving with whatever color you’d like. The paint is easy to remove but unless you’re trying to remove it, it will last many many months. My atlas engravings are still gold after 9 months

@@americantrucker9813amazing! Thanks brother 🙏 also, I didn’t realize how useful this video was in trying to find a holster until just now 😅 lol.. I was distracted by the paint I guess haha

@@DLnotDownLow lol that is funny. Well that is why I do this my friend and the reason nothing is monetized. I simply care about the 2A community and I enjoy helping my fellow Americans by sharing my own experience and opinions! And usually I try to find a video to help me and if I can’t, then I figure it out and then I make the video that I wish I had been able to watch.

@@86TheMedia unfortunately no sir it is not all steel. The slide is stainless steel and the grip module is aluminum. I do wish the grip module was also stainless steel but that would make for a very heavy gun I would imagine. But thank you very much, my friend. I appreciate the kind words!

@@americantrucker9813 hey that is still a bad ass piece. Bravo. Good taste

I appreciate that buddy and it is definitely a sweet platform. I do love it and I recommend it highly! It is an excellent summertime EDC. And it is the smallest gun I own and it shoots like a full size

@@americantrucker9813 Yep, I am a Glock guy, but I am going to look at the TP9 elite combat on Monday. Been eyeing it for months. I shot one, OMG. Fast as hell. Well made and can't beat it for 700$

@@86TheMedia I’ll have to check it out. I haven’t heard of it! Let me know if you end up getting it and how you like it!

I appreciate that, my friend! I do believe SIG sells the p365 with a stainless Slide only but they don’t offer it with the AXG. And I thought the AXG would be the best stainless because of the metal grip (aluminum) as well as the stainless steel slide

And if it isn’t obvious, I sandblasted this myself and did some light polishing to give a brushed steel finish

​@@americantrucker9813 I assumed as much, well done

Thank you my friend! I did them myself about 4 years ago.

Unfortunately, no, it will not. It will only work with the TLR-7sub. And that is because the TLR-7sub. Has a removable Rail inset on the left side. The TLR-X is the same as the TLR-7A (The only difference between the A&x is the X has a USB rechargeable battery to my knowledge) and the left side that locks onto the rail is not removable. It is attached to the body of the light.

It is a medium flat, black Atlas Gunworks trigger shoe & 2011 Bow, EGW ignition kit ( Which includes an EGW hammer, sear, Disconnector, & sear spring) I didn’t use the EGW sear spring.the factory sear spring is a better fit. I have a video showing how to Do this exact trigger job on my channel.

The M Carbo trigger & I did cerakote it but than I sandblasted it Stainless as seen here

The slide is stainless steel and the grip module is aluminum. so you can run bare metal without any real issues of corrosion not that I treat my gun like a garden tool. I have many other stainless guns that require more maintenance than others, but I enjoy maintenance of my firearms

Thank you my friend!

Thank you my friend!

It is not an easy thing to do and it cannot be converted back. I would recommend simply buying a XL slide. I wouldn’t be worried about modifying these poly grips they are cheap unless yours is the AXG. If that is the case, then I highly recommend that you do not add a manual safety! To my knowledge, you cannot replace an AXG grip because they are not sold. But if you plan on keeping the gun forever and it having almost no resale value, unless someone likes the modification then go for it. I only modify guns. I’m fine with never selling.

I’m not exactly sure what you’re asking, but those are LOK Brass grips that I cerakoted with a custom Cerakote color of tungsten & Armor Black 10/1 T&B with a 12/1 mix ratio.

@@americantrucker9813 they sell two versions of black

Atlas makes incredible guns but the only difference between yours & an atlas at this point is cosmetics, & the aluminum grip. Whichever prodigy you have it will shoot practically identical to an equal length Atlas. You can even buy an Atlas Slide and hand fit the slide to get an Atlas fitting Frame/slide ( but you would possibly need to get a new bull barrel if you did that)

Nor really no. It’s very similar but it completely improves the feel of the gun. Worth every penny

Unfortunately it’s one of those things that you have to be fortunate enough to be able to buy an Atlas. But if all you can afford is a prodigy it’s a good place to start a build for the money. If the Atlas was $2000 no it wouldn’t be a competition, even $3000 but $6000 vs $1300.

@@americantrucker9813 even taking price out of it. The over all build quality and QC on the atlas is unrivaled

Thank you, my friend! And I haven’t heard of super black, who makes it?

Same company man lol

I’ll have to check it out. I had only heard of the aluminum black. I have tried a couple other other brands and they are all pretty much the same. I am very surprised at doesn’t use stainless steel slides.

Im going to try the super blue on the athena slide and trigger guard. Following your steps in your video man!

@christianbattung2548 it will indeed work, but it is not a permanent fix. You will have to redo it every so often it doesn’t last as long as I’d like. You can always send your gun to Atlas and they will sandblast it and refinish it. I just don’t see that as feasible either because it’s simply going to get marked up if you carry it. I carry mine every day. It’s not a safe queen so I needed a way to fix it myself.

You’re very welcome my friend!! Happy to help! Thanks for the feedback I appreciate it !

They do not add any width, & answering that is completely subjective. I can only give you my opinion and my opinion is they are absolutely worth the money and I couldn’t be happier with them, they are perfectly fine for Carry. When you first get them, they are obviously most aggressive while New and on bear skin somebody with sensitive skin might find it irritating I don’t think it was any more irritating than the factory grips on bare skin. I cerakoted mine & after hours of handling they aren’t as aggressive as new but it certainly is easier on the skin now. I will say that anytime you have a metal grip that is too aggressive. All you have to do is take a scotch pad and run a few passes over it to dull it a bit.

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It is tungsten

You are very welcome, my friend!

Your welcome and Bluing aluminum hasn’t yielded good results in my experience. Unless the brands I have just suck. On aluminum it just wipes off super easy.

That is the P365XL 3.7 inch zaffiri precision barrel. It is not drop in, It requires some modification to the slide to get it to fit.

How you get the letters on side gold?

@juanrojas6805 I’m sorry, my friend I just seen this! But I use acrylic paint, it is really simple and easy to get off when you want it to, but it lasts a while if you don’t want it to come off. For engraving, put some paint over it and then wipe it off with your finger and what is left is different color lettering, for raised letters I carefully paint each letter. You can get whatever color acrylic paint you want at any hobby store or on Amazon.

Thank you my friend!

To be perfectly honest with you ! I’m a 2011 guy all the way but I absolutely love this gun and it’s my favorite carry gun and it shoots incredibly good for a striker fired small gun. Obviously it’s not comparable to a 2011 but it is very accurate inside of 40 yards. I can’t speak to the TLR7 Sub because I don’t have one. The 7x was all that was in stock but I do like the 7x but I’d have gone with the Sub definitely because I think it looks a bit cleaner.

@@americantrucker9813 that’s great to hear that it’s a great shooter my problem is I have a tlr7a light but want the sub but don’t want to spend the money if I already have the 7a 🤦🏻‍♂️the sub is definitely made specifically for sub compacts like the Axg but can’t decide tough decisions!

@@americantrucker9813 I feel like the 7a is too big for the Axg but prolly not a big deal or not to noticeable when it’s on

To my knowledge the 7a or 7x is the exact same size as the 7sub. It’s simply a different shape. If you compare pictures they 7sub sticks out just as far from the muzzle as the 7a. I of course did some modifications to my 7a to get it more flush. But I could be wrong about that. I wish they would have had the 7sub at the gun store so I’d know for sure. If you end up finding out, please let me know.

So my screw in the 7A-X (which just means it has a rechargeable battery) broke today so I just ordered the 7 sub. From what I can tell, I think you are right and it is smaller. I will let you know as soon as I get it and I will make a video.

I recommend the EGW ignition kit. You can get the lightened hammer or the regular hammer whichever is your preference if you are looking to replace both your hammer and sear. I would also recommend the Atlas medium flat face trigger shoe & bow

@@americantrucker9813 I did end up going with the egw kit and a red dirt trigger for mine. I like the look of your hammer better than the egw.

@2ToneFox I’m sorry my friend this video is old. I don’t have that hammer anymore, but that is the STI hammer.

I honestly recommend having a gunsmith ream your barrel. It shouldn’t cost very much. But these barrels are very expensive and hard to replace and not to mention the chamber diameter is so important for accuracy, and reliable feeding. I didn’t make a video because I do not have the experience or the knowledge to do this properly so I cannot share how I did it because I wouldn’t recommend doing it the way I did it. But I do recommend having it done.

@americantrucker9813 thank you for the quick reply. What pound recoil spring are you using? I installed a EGW ignition kit and had to use a 10 pound recoil spring cause the 8 and 9 pound was having FTF problems. The heavier recoil spring fixed that problem. I'm curious as I keep seeing people running a EGW ignition kit with a 8 pound recoil spring. I'm using just standard 115gr ammo

@bassbrothersstories4006 the heavier, recoil spring will mask a tuning problem. Your extractor could be out of tune, or your barrel may need reamed, or less likely but possible your magazine could be out of tune. You should be able to run reliably with a 7 pound recoil spring, if you have a 17 lbs or less main spring. A lot of guns are over sprung to overcome parts that aren’t fine tuned. Once you fine tune yours, you’ll be able to run any combination of Spring pressures until it shoots the way you like. I run the original OEM recoil spring & guide rod in my prodigy. It’s probably less than 7lbs at this point with how many rounds are on the gun.

I’m not sure if you’re asking if I like the trigger or you’re saying you like the trigger but it’s the Mcarbo trigger & it’s awesome and with some polishing, the trigger pull is 4lbs