I like it. It's well made, accurate, reliable, and durable. Doesn't look/feel like a polymer pistol which is a big reason why I like it. No 10+ mags, that always puts a damper on things. A bit more tedious to detail strip than a P-series, but the fire control module can be easily taken out and dunked if it gets really dirty.
While it's slightly more work to field strip, it really isn't that big of a deal and those familiar with takedowns of most pistols like 1911's and Hipowers should be used to it.
The best way I've found is to lock the slide back and make sure it's unloaded. For a righty, I use my right hand "palm down" and put my index finger in the ejection port of the slide with my thumb on the upper back strap of the gun. I use my index finger to pull back on the slide which unlocks the slide release.
At the same time, I use my left hand "palm up" to help ease the slide forward since my right index finger can't hold back the recoil spring all by itself. My left hand index finger pushes out the lever when the slide is properly aligned with the frame. Then the slide comes off.
To put the slide back on, I just push the slide back onto the frame as far back as it will go. Then, I insert the takedown lever in it's hole. It won't go through because it's not aligned with the slot in the barrel. I then use the same hold as before when taking the slide off. All I do is pull/push the slide back until the slide aligns with the frame and I use my left hand thumb to push in the takedown lever. It's really easy and quick this way, but sounds complicated.