I've got the P14*45 LDA.
Out of the box, the trigger has to be tried to be believed! I've had this gun for several years now and I belive this is one instance where the facts match all the hyperbole. I'd recommend the LDA to anyone with 2 caveats:
1) it's a double stacker and takes a bit of getting used to. If you have really small hands you will probably not be comfortable with the slightly wider grip - and being a double stacker, it isn't as thin as my Kimber
2) when carrying this piece loaded to capacity, the extra weight is obvious compared to my Kimber fully loaded with a McCormick 8 round mag.
How does it shoot? Offhand at 30 yards I can get groups that measure just over an inch. Once, over at the 1881 Ranch, Curly (decorated USMC Korean vet and our ranch caretaker) walked up as I was loading a magazine. Looking at the target, a 15" circle - cowboy shooting target at ~30 yards, he snickered "You ain't gonna shoot that from here? You shoot a 45 at like 7 or 10 yards...." Being a smart-a$$ I sez "Sure, Curly. Us Cowboy Action shooters do this all the time" as I chambered a round and offhand, emptied the mag into the target as fast as I could pull the trigger......... and without a miss. Curly just stood there kind of slack jawed. He's now convinced that I'm some kind of 21st century Bill Hickok. :lol: The real truth here is the Para-Ord is a tack driving machine! It makes you look good.
ParaOrdnance also impressed me with their customer service. Every email correspondance with them has been answered within hours - and with valid information or answers to my questions.
Last of all, back when I bought mine (several Novembers ago), I sent in copies of the 4473 forms and got 2 14 round mags. The following March (I think) I got a letter from Para stating that "about the time" I bought mine, Para was starting a new promotion: buy a P14 and get two free 10 round mags and I'd just missed out on it. The letter went on to say that if I'd send in copies of my 4473s, they'd be happy to send me 2 10 round mags free of charge. That's a company that goes out of it's way to serve the customer - a rare thing these days.
And that's what I know about Para. IMHO they're an excellent outfit that produces an A-1 product.