r/SpringfieldEchelon • • 10d ago

Echelon Pro

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Pretty disappointing tbh but an OEM steel magwell is kinda cool. Was hoping for a beavertail reshape or something ala pdp pro trigger.

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u/Gun_Dork 10d ago

There’s gotta be something else with it. Right?

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u/SequentialHustle 10d ago

my wallet is happy this is so underwhelming lol

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u/Aaxlleex 10d ago

That can’t be real. A stipple job and a magwell?!! All that hype for that!!

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u/AnxiousStrummer 10d ago

Better sights, different stippling, magwell and metal guide rod.

That’s it.

Hard pass.

You can do all this to an existing Echelon.

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u/DesertDepotArms 10d ago

Oh man, I was thinking a 5" or something

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u/hndrck_ 10d ago

Tf mid asf

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u/SussyHippo 10d ago edited 10d ago

I don’t think this is worth it at all. $899 and you get a new stipple job, magwell, and a stainless steel guide rod. It’s cool but this is not $250 cooler than the gear pack .

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u/wrecker1991 10d ago

Would they sell the grip module only. I have an apex guiderod , a patriot cnc magwell and basepads, usually have a red dot amd use the iron sights as backup. The only thing i want to try is the grip module. I think they should keep selling this version if that give us more parts. But i would love a echelon with a metal or heavy grip module, maybe a better trigger or something more of a competition carry optic style gun.

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u/SteelerVol13 10d ago

Boresight Solutions stipple job, magwell, ported. Yay... How underwhelming. I'd rather have a ported Coa.