P320 C 45 ACP- Soft shooter?

The P320 45 compact is my favorite set up. I have a few decades of shooting various 45's, and Browning Hi-power, before picking up a P320. Being a polymer 45, I had reservations, but was won over immediately., with how soft, and controllable recoil felt. In a direct comparison with the Colt Gold Cup Commander, the P320 shoots a bit softer, in my opinion.

I own all three of the handguns mentioned (320C ,G30, 1911). I'd rate them 1911, 320C, G30 in order least recoil to most recoil but the difference between the three isn't much at all.

The 320C in .45 ACP is the easiest to shoot .45 of any I have owned. Currently I also shoot Glock 21 and 41 models as well, but my 320C is my favorite. MUCH easier to shoot than the Glock 30S I tried to like but just couldn't due to its very unpleasant recoil factor. Like some others here I have been shooting .45 ACP for a long time, inasmuch as I am now most definitely what is generally considered a "senior citizen." I have arthritis in my right wrist which complicates things a bit, another reason why I enjoy shooting the 320C when going the .45 route.

My 320/45 carry has shooting characteristics like my old 1911 commander. Moderate recoil with 230 gr ammo. Not really soft but for me, very controllable

Thanks to all who responded- appreciate it