The Mischief Machine module is a fantastic upgrade ! Coming from a background of building & shooting Colt 1911's for many years the MM module [for me] is like coming home [so to speak] it's very much like a 1911 in grip angle an control placement ! I added the Armory Craft extended safety lever to my MM grip an viola I have a tool that required very little getting used to because my muscle memory is already tuned to this set up , so in training it didn't take me long to become proficient /i didn't have to relearn much if anything ! The modularity of the P356 platform is awesome ! New sub...great video/content !
I have high praise for the Commander as well. I recently decided to let it go for something else. What I noticed when shooting is that the beveled end on the beaver tail was digging into the webbing of my hand and was uncomfortable to shoot. The G10 panels were also aggressive on my skin when carrying, which I could have alleviated with new panels, but had to shell out around $60-$80 for. Lastly, I just felt I had to ditch the extra weight as it was my ccw. It is a fine module indeed, but not for me unfortunately. Thank you for the comment.
@@MorbisDraconis That's kinda the same conclusion with mine. I had carried a MM Commander for my XMacro and loved it. Felt and carry well. The weight was noticeable for sure, but I lived with it for a good year or so. Changed the panels to the rosewood ones and felt and looked great. Bit aggressive but felt fine. I did notice the slide had a bit more resistance and the trigger definitely had a little more creep on it. Still have it, but I may let it go too since I switch back to the OEM frame and it just felt perfect and shot pretty confidently with it especially rapid shooting drills from concealed.
@@stevenbui8043 I think that these aluminum grip modules are a little overrated sometimes with the appeal being the material used. The Wilson Combat grip module feels great in the hand and is a fraction of the price. I was so focused on the MM at the time, and when I finally got it I just wanted to move onto something else. Everyone’s preference is going to be different on what they’re trying to accomplish with their build. The Shalotek Flex has also caught my eye, but I know that it isn’t necessary for me.
The Mischief Machine module is a fantastic upgrade !
Coming from a background of building & shooting Colt 1911's for many years the MM module [for me] is like coming home [so to speak] it's very much like a 1911 in grip angle an control placement !
I added the Armory Craft extended safety lever to my MM grip an viola I have a tool that required very little getting used to because my muscle memory is already tuned to this set up , so in training it didn't take me long to become proficient /i didn't have to relearn much if anything !
The modularity of the P356 platform is awesome !
New sub...great video/content !
I have high praise for the Commander as well. I recently decided to let it go for something else. What I noticed when shooting is that the beveled end on the beaver tail was digging into the webbing of my hand and was uncomfortable to shoot. The G10 panels were also aggressive on my skin when carrying, which I could have alleviated with new panels, but had to shell out around $60-$80 for. Lastly, I just felt I had to ditch the extra weight as it was my ccw. It is a fine module indeed, but not for me unfortunately. Thank you for the comment.
@@MorbisDraconis That's kinda the same conclusion with mine. I had carried a MM Commander for my XMacro and loved it. Felt and carry well. The weight was noticeable for sure, but I lived with it for a good year or so. Changed the panels to the rosewood ones and felt and looked great. Bit aggressive but felt fine. I did notice the slide had a bit more resistance and the trigger definitely had a little more creep on it. Still have it, but I may let it go too since I switch back to the OEM frame and it just felt perfect and shot pretty confidently with it especially rapid shooting drills from concealed.
@@stevenbui8043 I think that these aluminum grip modules are a little overrated sometimes with the appeal being the material used. The Wilson Combat grip module feels great in the hand and is a fraction of the price. I was so focused on the MM at the time, and when I finally got it I just wanted to move onto something else. Everyone’s preference is going to be different on what they’re trying to accomplish with their build. The Shalotek Flex has also caught my eye, but I know that it isn’t necessary for me.
@@MorbisDraconis haha def feel that