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- Staccato fanboys be like.....
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I agree. That’s why everyone should trade me theirs for a bnib hi point 9mm.
Lmao I made the hi point mistake as a young man. It's when I first got into handguns and the price was good but the gun was shit..
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Based.
Only a LOWPOINT if you purchase a high point
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“They are so buttery smooth…. No they are they same”…. Proceeds to air-rack it and do a mag dump. 😂 …. Like i said same.
🤣🤣🤣the force is strong in this one!🤣🤦♂️
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He pulled the slide back and didn’t do any mag dumps. Literally sub 60 IQs with smart phones everywhere now.
@@JA-oo9qp Cleary sarcasm is above your IQ level. Also he “racked” the slide using the word “pulled” I can tell your level of weapons manipulation and verbiage is at best sub par. Relax bro. 😂
When a joke is so bad that people dont get it
The art of comedy was not a blessing bestowed upon that man 😂😂
Not gonna lie but I'm out in the weeds here.
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@@ibrahimrobinson8508 same bro….saaame
I watched it like six times like… is he lying or is this a bad joke?
Fr like he could still get clapped by a hi point 😂
Pro tip, you need to literally lube your gun with actual butter. Preferably Country crocks or Land O Lakes, both garlic flavor. Try it…
Avocado oil has a smoke point of 500 degrees. It’s not a bad option when your run out of lube…
Country crock is margarine
I use I can't believe it's not butter , it's the best butter I've found for gun oil , or break in oil
As a black man, I recommend old chicken grease. You know the chicken grease your mom keep in a aluminum coffee can above her range hood. 😊
Sooo..... late 90's, high volume gopher shoot. A pair of 10/22s were gummed up, and the available product was butter flavored PAM.😅
It was pretty common back then to hose 'em with WD-40 in the field to make them run, and clean them later at home.
For everyone who doesn't get sarcasm.....he's kidding....
Not he’s not staccatos are junk no one should but then
@KC515 my 3 staccato's are fantastic. Have fun with your Taurus lol🤣
@@BackroadBlue man how dull are you the entire bit is so new people stop buying them and pricing up the market everyone who has touched one knows they are great. Thank for being a hero and clarifying a joke!
@@BackroadBlue 3!? Bro you could’ve used that money to invest in a rifle build instead of dropping money for 9mm 1911s
@@Orb__ Exactly
If a gun goes bang and the bullet flys straight. That’s a good gun period
As someone involved in design, engineering, fabrication, and manufacturing I can assure you that the way a gun is made and with what it is made of determine whether or not its good.
@@peternorth1721True, but I'd put any of my CZ's against this Staccato, for fit, finish, reliability and ease of use. Staccato makes a fine pistol, but not $5,000 fine.
no. just no. if it goes bang and the bullet flies straight, it’s an ADEQUATE gun. let’s keep “good” in our back pockets for those that earn it.
What if the first bullet glys straight but the next bullet doesn’t even fire
@@peternorth1721it matters yes, but at what value of increase? Not a 4500$ value of increase
Staccato boys bouta deep clean their gun after every shot
Buttery smooth, bitch 🤘🤠🤘
Ha. I have a shield. Haven’t cleaned or lubed it in 2 years. Runs great.
@@Fobes hell yeah brother!
Completely false
I’ve ran my staccatos to the verge of neglect and they haven’t failed me 😂. I’ll clean them after 5k plus rounds or so, maybe 8.
I shot a staccato a Glock 19 and a Taurus G2 C all in the same day. The paper don’t lie. Staccato all day long but now for the money yeah if I had the money tacos, tacos, staccato.
I think I am on a wrong page, I was just searching for staccato on violin
I mean, you're welcome to be here anyway. we welcome people from all walks of life here in the gun community
No, this is that 👌
Get off RUclips and go practice your violin rn!
Feel free to stay 😂
Welcome, my lord.
I shot 7 different handguns yesterday and the staccato came on top, hands down. I’m getting the 2011 Staccato
A you should
No one cares what you buy...
I care. Did you get one?
I care. I have 19 handguns and the Staccato P is by far my favorite. The only gun i like more is the Vanta 9.
Doesn't matter how good the gun is when you can't see past all the fingerprints on your sight.
What is that supposed to mean?
@@imstupidforreplyingbut-3203 It means putting your greasy hand on your optic to rack the slide is dumb. The slide has serrations for a reason.
@My name is Marty you should clean your sights when you clean your weapon takes a second or two to clean
@@mitchellmiller6644 Don't need to clean my iron sights sir.
@@dipgrizzly25 if you have optics you should clean them regularly
FINALLY, someone who knows their shit .. i honestly didn't realize how much my Staccato sucked until i purchased my yeet cannon
SHUT UP…don’t let people know about the best kept secret. They’ll bump up their price to $125 if people start hearing about how great they are
If you can’t shoot a handgun in the first place STI won’t save you.
However if any of you guys want I have a lot of tips and tricks on how to shoot handguns super well considering I outshoot PCCs with 30 round magazines with a 15 round .45 ACP magazine in competitions it’s rare I’m not top 3
And if you can, then it's an incredible pistol
@@ericcampbell231 I wouldn’t bother carrying it tbh it’s built for competitions not EDC yes it’s a good handgun but it’s just not built to handle the stress of a battle environment I’ve shot them I like them but I also have a few 4,000 dollar 1911s in .45/10mm auto that I can shoot better. Mainly cause I don’t fuck with 9 or 40 short and weak
If you have that issue, you will have a much better chance of hitting your target with that sti.
@@tylersharp5751yes it's built for edc if you can carry it. And they have smaller guns you can buy. Law inforcement also use them.. one of the best fire arms you can get for self defense on the market.
It sounds buttery smooth
The irony is this guy's probably a Glock fanboy
I'm pretty sure he is trolling lol
Glock the Honda civic of pistol reliable as hell but still a civic but ugler then a cvic actually uglest pistol ever made. 2011 ferrari of pistols . Just requires more cleaning and oil.
Over priced when I did uspsa comp....I uses glock 35 race gun ..from Carver custom.....those hig dollar guns would stove pipe....my glock would have zero issues...I shot a 600 round count match...didn't clean the following weekend shot another 500 round count...zero issues....those 1911s ..couldn't do it....
Staccato vs 2 grains of dirt/sand
Spoilers* the $5000 pistol does indeed lose to the dirt/sand.
2 thousand
a base version is 2k but you have to fork over an extra $500 for an optics cut. Too expensive
@@C_C_512 I seen 1 for $3,000 the other day and it didn't have an optic cut. I was surprised.
@@gagesutton6194 wrong, Closer to 6k
Yes but they arnt ment to b duty guns. The r range queens and competition 2011s lol
Racks slide, presents pistol, suppresses smile.
A fullsize P320 is pretty fn smooth too. 2011's are dope but that's too much for me. I could build 4 or 5 glocks or P320's for the price of one Staccato.
Yeah I have around 7 p320 is various models. Absolutely love them. The grip on the m17/18 are my fave. They fit my hand well.
@@pewpewdingers i started with a canik, then started building Glocks but after I bought The M17 it was over, its Sig or nothing now when it comes to handguns.
Of course you can. You can buy a fleet of chevys for the cost of a Lambo. Exactly what the H*lll that has to do with anything is beyond me.
KnifeMaker
Agreed! Its not even close to a hi-point.
It’s literally the price. They spend more so they think they’re better than other people, even though they never shoot the gun.
“Fan boys buy these” proceeds to buy one
What a foo
He has like 17 or so of them
But you got one in the video brother. So the question is are you also a fanboy of it? Say It Isn't So......
If I were to buy a $2,500+ 2011, I'd just get an Atlas...
If my getting an atlas going with the two tone Hyperion
@@arnoldrivas4559 I'm really considering a Nemesis. Love that thing.
@@derekcooley9345that's my dream gun, but it's about a third of my yearly gun budget, and I've already gotten a scar 17 and about 7k in other guns so far and we're only in April.
@@kylebradley3 I'm in the same boat. So far this year, I've gotten a S&W 686 pre-lock, Zastava M70 and M90, Galil Ace Gen 1 11.8" 308, HK MP5-22 by Umarex (one of the best 22 plinkers for the money by far), a Springfield Saint pistol in 5.56, and a Ruger GP 100 in 357 mag. I've also gone through about 6k rounds of various ammo, not including 22lr, so it's been an expensive year so far...
@@derekcooley9345 mine was a tac-14, a sig p365 and a macro, a 320 x five, steyr gb, mab pa-15, taurus 85, sig 239, ljungman ag-42b, Swedish m96, Finn m27, and a couple of random guns. Been an interesting year so far.
Sounds like jealousy to me. He probably cant afford one.
I’ve fired one before, my 10 yard grouping was insane and the slide rack was smooth, 80% as good as an atlas
85%!
KnifeMaker
It sounds like either a Glock guy or a 1911 guy. "No other pistol except the one I use is good! All others are trash no matter how good they actually are!"
My favorite “ Dude my Stac is so much better than your STI” 😅😅😅
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No operators or SOCOM regulars would take em into the field… but pretenders wanting to be tactiCOOL love em
I wanted a colt for a long time but being young and poor I could only afford a Rock Island armory 1911 and all I can say is I’ve beaten the hell out of the thing and I trust it more than any firearm anyone tells me is “the best because it’s the best” I get made fun of because I trust a Rock island more than I’d trust these fan boy brands.
I own the gi government model rock island and I’d take it any day over any 1911 made. I did replace every part to Wilson and Ed brown in the inside of the gun took me a few years to wear out some of the original parts. I carry it every day mostly hidden in my tool backpack as I’m not technically allowed to have it at work. She is beat up very bad but goes bang every time
@@Bill308A10 I bought a rock island like yours and got a colt A1 while the colt holds a special place because it’s a colt and the reason we have the 1911 my rock island is my work horse with black pearl grips.
@@Bill308A10 Yep, the best! So good that you had turn it into a Wilson/Ed Brown Hybrid. Now it's the best? Much better than a real Wilson or Brown. LOL!!! Dreaming are a wonderful thing where one escapes reality. Better than a Colt th;ugh. Shameful but true.
KnifeMaker
@@michaell397 I’m sure it will chug along for many years to come. Still will be my favorite handgun in my collection because I built it and made it my own kind of thing lol
Usually people who down play it like that can't afford it and just have the mind set to hate them.
So what do you say to the people who can afford them and still think it’s a waste. 🤔
The hype is. If you shoot a lot you’ll find out. If you talk more than you shoot i get why you don’t get it.
You don't have to understand. It's subjective and preference. The ergonomics might feel better to others. Just pick your poison.
For me personally its just about preference ive been wanting one since i was like 16 (im 20 so almost gonna be able to make my dream cole true )
Your dream will never cole true
@@davidb9323 all dreams Cole true if you Believe 😂
You can pretty much buy a decent car for the price of a staccato. If it’s going to be your first handgun, and you plan on carrying it for self defense, I would recommend you buy something cheaper but yet reliable still first. Maybe a p320 and then get the staccato you’ve been “dreaming about”
Reliable, accurate, flat shooting, light trigger and crisp trigger, smooth, great fit and finish. I don't wanna argue about the price.
This was just a joke video to get people mad, haha but I will say, plastic trigger on a 2500 gun is some serious crap and they aren’t reliable/flawless about cycling once they get a little dirty from outdoor use. They have to be kept in great shape.
@@pewpewdingersYeah, I just got mine 2 days ago and it was the first time noticing the plastic trigger. 😅😅
But it shoots great!
Can't speak on any pistol other than the Staccato P X-Series, but on this model the trigger is definitely a steel trigger.
Light trigger- no the trigger is 4-4.5 lbs on the “duty” models. It is rather heavy for a 2011 actually.
Great fit and finish- nope. Not even close haha. They have good cnc operators and assemblers. nothing on staccato is hand fit or custom saddly and it shows in the tolerances.
Flat shooting/accurate- yeah they shoot pretty good but nothing amazing. I would never encourage someone to see a few of their glocks to get a staccato. A staccato will not drastically improve your abilities
Reliable - meh the original sti’s had a ton of mag related issues. Current production staccatos are improved in reliability but they still are prone to issues well known among the series 70 1911’s/2011’s. They dont run reliably when exposed to harsh elements and debris. I’ve got some pretty high round counts in between cleanings without issues with the gun but I have had to take apart and clean mags semi regularly to keep them feeding reliably. The. Spring and follower gets jammed with dirt pretty easily I found after using the staccato in uspsa. Also i wouldn’t recomend carrying a staccato due to the fact that they are not drop safe as with other series 70 1911/2011 there is no firing pin block and these guns will go off when dropped if the firing pin contacts the primer.
Price- imo the price is accurate. You’re getting a good/not great pistol and the price reflects that. If you want the best then suck it up and pay more for an infinity or night hawk or Fowler etc. staccato (before the prodigy existed) was the entry level model into a 2011 and because they’re production guns that are mass produced using cheaper materials like the polymer grip and trigger etc they keep their pricing down compared to their competitors which all are 1500-2k+ higher in price
Been running one the past two weeks at the range and it’s pretty damn sweet. I wouldn’t pay that price tag for one. I’d rather just get an entry level racer but it’s nice.
Most of the people who buy them can't even shoot a quarter at 7 yards in the first place. they just regurgitate what the salesman told them, to help them justify that purchase.
I was just at an IPDA event and I asked a shooter what he was shooting when he came off the line, he says…..”Ain’t the pistol boooiiii”.
I threw up in my mouth, immediately knew it was a Staccato. Lmao, he didn’t even shoot a good group or time. Lmao.
Yep
And let me guess you can?
😂😂😂 Yeah… wannabe fan boys… a shit ton of law enforcement agencies and Special Operations folks. They’re wannabes for sure. I’m an instructor for over 35 years and a competitor for longer than that. I was gonna get a Prodigy but saw too many FTF’s and complaints. There’s a reason to spend money on reliability and accuracy. I’m 65, retired and disabled veteran. This will probably be my last pistol purchase.
Right! Totally agree! I'll come take out that garbage for you! 😆🏃♂️
I'll never own a handgun in my life, appreciate what you have MF'r😂
Cheap boys complain but yet say their best handgun to carry is a canik lmao
I dont even like canik, but they best the staccatos in competitive shooting easily.
Imagine having a cheap priced gun that competes hahaha, sounds like a win to me.
Say what you will, I kinda love that you can hear me rack a round into my beretta from the other room
Yeah, that's super cool... Beretta's are really awesome
Man I thought this man was smoking something until yall clarified he's trolling hard af
Same lol and I was about to call him out for being a “fanboy” for owning one himself haha
I don’t think he’s trolling.
The staccatos are really popular so I could see some social media hype.
I'll just stick with my Kimber, that thing hits right where Im aiming every single time
Ah, Kimber, very accurate. When they work!
Staccatos are way better but do the exact same shit
Glock, CZP series, or we can just go with tride and true American ingenuity with a 1911.
CZ?! 😅😳🥸
Sounds funny until you realize the Special Forces gets whatever they want and they wanted the CZ P09 and later the CZ P10.
No huge contracts just guns and parts bought. Nice little gun.
So do the Texas Rangers. They chose Staccato. And What Special Forces. Several of them still use 1911's and a few are carrying Staccatos. U.S. Marshals special task force = also Staccatos. Research is your friend. Ignorance of topic is not.
knfeMaker@@alexistaylor969
Give me a Glock 19 with 2,000 rounds of 9mm and more training. Save your money
For the price its not worth it. Sig p226 would be a better choice
XFive for the win.
I think its subjective
Just picked up my new C2 today. Super stoked!!!
THANK YOU! Finally someone who can say what the rest of us are thinking. I know he’s kidding but I’m not. Smooth? yes! $3,000 smooth? Absolutely not! For that price I’ll be expecting it to do chores and chip in on rent.
it's because spending 3k on a staccato and not then having to spend 2k on mags for gun games because its an actual reliable 9mm mag for a 2011 platform vs having to soend 120$ plus and tune them
@@jediknight129 2011 is STI‘s branding. Double stacked 1911s have been around for decades.
@john doe it's a generic term tbh, everyone jnows what tiu are referring to when yiu use it. Vs trying to remeber everyone's designation.
@@jediknight129 I know what people mean - I think the branding is part of the reason why staccatos are popular on social media.
People know Glock & _“2011.“_
That’s about it for most people, it seems.
That’s why I don’t think he’s joking.
I see people very excited to show off their aftermarket Glocks and it’s nice to be polite and compliment it - same with 1911s.
The Sig P226 X5‘s, the high end Walthers, etc are all great guns - I think most people are comparing the staccatos to a Glock… and your baseline polymer Walther is going to be better than an aftermarket Glock.
@john doe the main draw of a Stacatto is a feature set that hasn't been available at a reasonable budget in that platform before.
like my Aki was something like 7k and snnother 2k in hand built nags at 145$ each that needed stripping snd cleaning and luring once a match for reliability in 38SC snd 9mm Major...
so a gun that has mags, that has factory support that you can just buy parts for basically OTC IS worth hype
the fact its the new hotness the way a TTI or that horrible company that TiNi plates everything Glock was a few years ago is amazing because it's actually a MUCH better platform than the molded glock for the money that's easier to work on and better aftermarket than cz and doesn't involve giving money to Wilson or Langdon (horrible CS and issues with products.) is pretty cool.
the hype train for none comp shooters makes less sense but... thats the nature of the industry cool photos and hype rules the day.
I gotcha right here, it's all about wanna be , or fake soldiers!! Any real soldier knows it has nothing to do with what your weapon system looks like. It's all about the operator of the weapon system. I can shoot you just as easy and fast without all of that stuff on my weapon.. yes it does give you a advantage in some situations but not all. Thanks for the content my man, take sir!! 🫡🫡
This is how I feel about Raising Cane's.
Nah you tripping @Raising canes is quality
They are broken in from the start, so they feel good right away like they guy who's gun ubkove at the range that shoots nice with 800+ rounds through it
Staccato needs to take their asses out of the firearm industry
Bruh I had an sti and kimber Remington and rock island and honestly I miss that rock island the most.
I’ve heard those all steel RIA 1911’s for the price point are super fucking nice. I’ve heard the same about the old Para Ordinance 1911’s as well. I have one of the Stacatto’s in order, the CS Carry Bundle cannot wait to get it- it’s my first “large” dollar step up from the Springfield’s I’ve been carrying so I’m really looking forward to picking it up
Dude, that's a hot take. Not sure I trust your opinions going forward. I have shot multiple Stocattos and they were all extremely accurate and, dare I say, buttery smooth. The build quality was second to none. Which major brand sponsored your bias?
Hahaha bro. It’s just a joke.
@@pewpewdingers Dude thank goodness haha you got most of us good!
Guy you must be a bit dense... also, it's Staccato
2nd to none? It’s a mid to low tier 2011 lol
He's in bed with Sccy bro.
Beretta 92 series. Fuckin GOAT
It’s America, buy what you want. Rarely does anyone like one kind or brand of anything.
Only “smooth” thing about them is racking the slide. But if you invest 2400 bucks into a handgun just so you can rack the slide somewhat easier, you need to grow a pair and be a man.
I sold everyone of my polymer handguns upon shooting my very first staccato p
Imagine paying 1300 for a 9MM💀💀💀💀💀
1300? More like 3300 😂
If you can find a staccato for $1300 POST THE LINK PLEEEEASE lol
I would give $1300 for one in an instant.
@@9770Gthats exactly what i paid for my staccato p with threaded barrel and X serrations. Like 3400 out the door.
@@guns4Armageddon crazy. Either u make a lot, spend a lot, or both 😂
I think the hype is American made. All in all I truly believe that's it.
Oh boy people take this seriously and get in their feels 😂😂
When the joke is so idiotic that people believe it.
Completely agree!!! I tested a Staccato 1v1 with a P226 Legion and Legion was sooo smooth compared to Staccato P. Specifically that really short reset due to srt and psait trigger.. even the weight was a lot better..
226 legion is one of my favorite pistols ever made...but this is a load of bullshit😂
Right hand to the man.. I shot the same two pistols one after another. I can honestly say the 226 was pound for pound an all around better pistol. I just didn't see the "advantage" of the $4k pistol. Just my two cents.
@Dillon for field use there sure but as a carry or truck or consistency of shot absolutely no comparison.
Kinda sounds like he’s explaining Glock guys too 😂
they don’t buy them, they’re sponsored. Nobody buys them 😂
Staccato is the same thing as buying a nice sports car, you get everything you wanted only had to buy one thing, on the other hand I could buy an old sports car and do the work myself and make it just as good. It's all about preference
Yup justa regular aftermarket 1911 that cost 200$ to make
*Casually places palm on the muzzle*
You’ve ruffled the feathers of the poors. They’re here crying that their Caniks and CZ’s are on the same level…😂😂😂
Hammer fired CZs are some of the most widely used competition guns in the world. What are you smoking?
Lol CZ?
@@brody6504Yeah, in the basic poor categories. Get in a real competition and you’ll see a lot more 2011s are run.
@@TargetAcquisition most of open is 2011s but half of production and a third of limited were CZs in the last Uspsa survey. The largest portion staccato got was 18% in open and that’s because it’s the entry level 2011.
Yeah, but the shadow 2 top model is closer to 2K, and the full competition modes are just under 4 grand.
Staccato has three levels. Defense carry, Duty, and competition. Priced from 2k to over 4k. Not 5-6 K. KnifeMaker
@@brody6504
Believe it or not, my staccato cs was actually pretty rough. I was very excited about getting my first nice 1911/2011, and was pretty let down by how it felt.
BUT, after talking with them and sending it back in, they replaced it free of charge, and added some new grips.. havnt had a single issue with my new one.
I just looked up the price of this pistol and HOLY SHIT 2200 FOR A HANDGUN that's wild
And that’s the REAL reason people buy them so they can show off their 2000$+ handgun. It’s ridiculous and honestly not worth that much in my opinion.
@@claydice91 True, there’s a brand name premium and they’re popular on social media.
Ooops! My Staccato is my lowest cost 1911. LOL!@@claydice91
Staccato is like AUDI and BMW of guns, all you pay for is the name.🤷🏽
The hype is real.
Seeing a sight, flashlight and extended mag on a 1911 makes me cringe personally but we can’t all own historically accurate WW1 and WW2 pieces.
It’s a 2011 not a 1911.
hahahahaha so many triggered people, you can hear his sarcasm, it’s a joke guys!
you really can’t tell he’s being Sarcastic but that Slide Sound was Ridiculous truly that gun was basted in Butter 🧈
talks shit, has one all decked out leant back in the La-Z-Boy chair dry firing that absolutely superb on the planet trigger
I’d have to sell a few of my pistols and an ar. They look like amazing pistols but I couldn’t justify it.
For 1.8K and up it better be amazing
Staccato owners have kerry gold butter 🧈 while them others use margarine 🧈.. it’s the same thing.
I like them, every dependable, thin, light, accurate, but very costly. Buy a Hi-Point a lot cheaper. :)
Get what you can afford and feel comfortable with; practice
Kinda looks like Eminem to me.
Me: _Cries in poor_
I love my 1911. Honestly, I've never had my hands on a Sticado. I believe u tho
Looked pretty buttery when you pulled the slide back
It’s cool to hate popular things. Makes someone way more interesting because they know something no one else does. What else do you think sucks, Marvel movies?
Hey Joe, sorry a 20 second video upset you. You should watch more of the channels videos and you’ll know this is satire. Happy Sunday.
@@pewpewdingers I promise it didn’t upset me. Just giving you a hard time. All good!
The plain fact u call them a Staccato and not an STI says everything that needs to be said.
It’s like buy n a diesel truck and not owning a trailer to pull. You bought cause you wanted cause you wanted to say you own it. You don’t need it.
Shoot a Glock (Austrian for Hi Point) and you’ll understand. Shoot anything other than a Glock and you’ll understand why ANYTHING is better than a glock!
my 30year old nephew took his 1sst shot ever with my staccato p with a trijicon red dot, which that red dot took me 100+ rounds to really get used too it. My nephew hit a dead center bullseye at 45ft, 15yards on his 1st shot! They really are super nice and reliable for a 1911. just sayin!
Says the guy with one lol dude just wanted to show it off
😂 if you watch the channel you’d see that this is one of the cheaper guns I own. Definitely not trying to show it off lol.
Staccatos are good guns. But theyre literally entry level when talking about high quality competition guns. People who buy a Staccato and think theyve got the greatest gun out there are morons. Its a great gun, but an Atlas or Infinity is leagues better.
Buying a Staccato is like buying a Porsche and thinking you can hang out with the Bugattis and Paganis now.
this guy is a hardass
Overly hyped? Yes.
Kinda suck? No.
it's supposed to be factory tuned for recoil control and the beloved air rack the mag well is ported for speed reload and other factory carvings etc. i believe it's better to build one to your specifications
Nah these guns are very hard to beat
Of course it is. IF you have the tallent. A Custom build will be much better. Chambers, Atlas. SVI Infinity, hell even the Nighthawks is double the price.
If you do have the tallent, what the H*ll are you doing here. Go build fine 2011's!
KnifeMaker
Stealth Arms Platypus >>>>
People just buy it just so they can say they own one and never shoot it. They are usually the one who never shoots at all.
Picked up a c-2 for my B'day back in July and have over 5000K rounds tru it with NO issues whatsoever!!!
KnifeMaker
Compared to my legion they are a tad smoother but when it comes down to it I win w my 229 at uspsa occasionally