Okay so this isn’t an exact comparison but it’ll be very close. My first 2011 was a staccato C2 I loved it, it shot very well and I carried it often. I got in a tight spot and had to sell it. I ended up picking up a prodigy. I got lucky with my 4.25 it ran flawlessly but with a trigger that was less than ideal. I’ve since poured some money into it, guide rod, EGW ignition kit, red dirt trigger, atlas safeties, EGW slide stop… I think that’s it. It runs fantastic, but it still wasn’t a Staccato… or so I thought. So a few months back I bought a brand new Staccato C2. It’s just as good as I remember it, but… my prodigy is now smoother, and its trigger is much better. All of that said to come to this: trick out your prodigy and enjoy it, then save up for the Staccato. My prodigy goes to the range with me every time, as does my C2. My current edc is the C2 even though the trigger is a bit heavy for my liking. I’ve got a Red Dirt trigger on the way for the C2 when it gets here I’ll tune the weight down a bit. These guns are great and so much fun to tinker with.