I work in the industry, I get to shoot a lot of stuff staccatos of all models included, did a side by side with a buddy staccato C2 same size as my G19 with ramjet, the Glock definitely shot softer and better overall, buddy agreed and sold his staccato and went all in on Glock and ramjet combo. I also shot the XC that thing is amazing I’ll say, but price to performance.. gloccato it is.
So if the Glock with the ram jet shot softer side by side .. out side of the nice looking staccatos .. would say it is better to trick out a Glock and save the extra money and get some ammo ? Are staccatos really worth their asking price ?
@@justinl8455 really depends on where your coming from and where your going to, far as fit and finish staccato’s are worth it, but performance wise (depending) it’s better you save a bit invest in more ammo and classes you’ll get more out of that for starters, if you are wanting very fast split times for competition the staccato will excel there.
@@VenomousKillswell for me the staccatos are nice but I don’t like that they are not drop safe .. so for me I think will spend that money for a few training classes and ammo and maybe save up in a year or two
Glad you made this comparison a lot of people are gonna be hurt because they blew too much on a staccato. In terms of groupings and accuracy I put a few over my knee with my built out gloccato. People nowadays believe they can pay for skills and that will solve all their issues which is not the case.
I appreciate your comment. Everyone else has been butt hurt, and said there is no comparison. Yeah I prefer the Glock. When it comes to actually using the gun, the bad guy doesn’t care how smooth your slide is. Lol
Guys let’s stop the nonsense…This ain’t a comparison to make at all…a Glock with a ramjet and performance trigger ain’t rivaling any staccato on any planet bro…nonsense
Sorry to tell you…. It absolutely did. If you grabbed the staccato p, and I grabbed the 19x the way I have it im beating you. We compared it after the video. You can get back on target faster with the 19x. Now if we put a comp on the P that would dramatically change. The XC kills my 19x, but the staccato P has a heavier trigger, and a more snap to it. The P has like a 4.5 lb trigger. The 19x has a crisp 3lb trigger with a fast reset. Now if we are talking the XC yeah it has like a 2lb GREAT trigger, and a comp. It’s perfection.
@@LetsTalkTactical totally disagree brother 1911 trigger different animal altogether. That Glock performance trigger ain’t nothing to celebrate at all I have it in my G17. It’s better than stock for sure but it’s not custom and the trigger pull isn’t better than a staccato. Accuracy between the 2 is unmatched as well. Production Glock vs a handcrafted and fitted Staccato 1911 no comparison. Now if you want to discuss torture test and reliability for self defense different argument. Good energy in video but definitely bias. You only got GLOCKBOYZ in your corner on this one.
@@LetsTalkTacticallmao my ice comp P vs a radian Glock I have both no comparison…I thought about taking my comp off but it’s super flat and a soft shooter even with p+ ammo
@@captainohsowavy absolutely ridiculous to compare a Staccato P to a Glock anything with any mods…Lol..sometimes I think folks are running out of ideas compare similar builds apples to apples no problem but this comparison is nonsense
Most dudes that have stacattos can’t shoot for shit. My G45 runs like a demon. Only thing out shooting it is a XC and that’s 5-6 thousand dollar gun all decked out.
Based on current trends and popularity in competitive shooting, Glock is widely considered the pistol brand that has won the most IDPA competitions, with their models like the Glock 34 being a popular choice due to their reliability customization options, and accuracy in competition settings. Key points about Glock in IDPA: Dominant presence: for competition pistols. Glocks are frequently used by top IDPA shooters and are often seen as the standard Glock 34: This model, with its extended barrel and slide, is particularly favored for its accuracy in competition shooting S Customization potential: Glock pistols offer a wide range of aftermarket parts allowing shooters to personalize their guns for specific competition needs.
A lot of people don’t want to accept the Staccato is overrated and the 1911 trigger is a preference. I’d prefer a LTT Beretta over a Staccato every time. I’m willing to argue as well brand new Italian made Beretta is smoother than a brand new Staccato, I’ve compared them side by side myself.
@@Rooster-q3x You know that saying that goes something along the lines of "you never know a fool until he opens his mouth". That applies here you have nothing of value to contribute but mindless insults and assumptions from a faceless nameless youtube channel like a coward. I can link you to my reddit post where I prove the tolerances on the Staccato are close to if not worse than a stock Beretta. I have experience with these firearms and chose team Beretta because of design. It was definitely not out of financial lacking seeing I have computers worth more than a Staccato. I've always been M9 over 1911 but of course you wouldn't consider these possibilities because you're in such a rush to prove to everyone that you're a babbling idiot who'd rather speak on what he doesn't know than provide value like a real man.
Cool video but you forgot to turn the flashlights on. How are you going to properly see your target in the daytime without the flashlights turned on? Can’t wait to see the night time range footage.
9mm 1911's recoil more fits a smooth impulse into the shooter I'd describe as fluid while the glocks and its polymer framed, light weight, reliable design gives a more snappy and immediate recoil impulse. Overall my Staccato is just smoother and runs flatter due to weight. Even with the radian on my G45 I still feel like there is greater impulse into the shooter simply due to the harsh, snappiness that comes with the lighter weight. ( i mean my glock is close to half the weight loaded compared to the staccato P unloaded, both have RMR and X300 UB). Stock Staccato P is like $2400, but with the DLC threaded barrel it adds like $3-400 to price I'm pretty sure I ended up paying $2967 for the non threaded DLC barrel and the plate that was like $134.
No I agree. In my opinion the staccato is a far superior gun. In that comparison though the Glock felt softer, and flatter. Due to the ramjet, the flashlight, and the steel guide rod I added. Now the staccato xc feels way flatter then my 19x
@@LetsTalkTacticaldo they also have bays with steel targets or just the bays shown in the video ? I’m in SA also but just looking for a new range to go to
@@TacticalJay. just bays for paper targets. This is there 7yard bay. They also have 50 yard bays. But it’s not for steel. They have steel at the public bays but it’s not a place that you can record, it’s set up like an indoor range.
I remember when we couldn’t find mags for the prodigy love mine I waited till they fixed em to buy…but no body wanted the gun but couldn’t t keep the mags out they house 💀
Love the prodigy. In my opinion I might pick it over the staccato p because you can save $1000 and port or comp the prodigy, and upgrade a couple thing, and it will be wayyy better then the P.
Zev techs are not Gloccatos. lol. They are not even glocks. The first gloccatos were a Glock 19, and a Glock 19x. That’s for the comment though! Zevs are still really good guns. The hyper comp is ridiculous.
@@LetsTalkTacticalOkay, thanks for getting me squared away. Zev Techs are definitely Gen 3 Glock based. I know this because Gen 3 Glock slides and magazines work in both my Zev Techs. Still, point taken. The original Gloccato is the G19 modified. 👍🏾
yeah but a staccato stock is going to shoot the same if not better than most gloccatos. Your changing almost every aspect of the glock in order to come near a stock staccato. Id rather spend the 2.5+ to get a smoother shooting,better looking, better trigger STOCK staccato than have to change everything on a glock to even come close. Even then the glock looks god awful.
I agree with you on everything except the fact that the Glock looks awful. Just my opinion. I think glocks are sexy. You’re saying everything I said. I said if you spend all this money can you come close to a staccato p shooting wise.
@@LetsTalkTacticaloh for sure. Glocks looking awful are definitely just a personal preference. Glad we have the same view on the shooting aspects of each firearm.
I don’t have to justify anything. Honestly if kept talking about it so the guy that spent his money on the staccato didn’t feel bad. I KNOW the Glock is better.
You have lost your mind. It is literally the best trigger to ever go in a Glock. Solid crisp wall, 3lb break, no over travel, quick reset. That’s why all serious Glock owners use them, and have nothing but great things to say about it.
Im glad you enjoyed the gun! Its always awesome seeing other peoples opinions on things. Love the video keep it up homie
Thanks man!! Means a lot that you did that for us!! Absolutely loved the gun.
I love it!!!! Welcome back fellas! Good stuff...... In all fairness, Its not a fair fight. .... That Staccato P is different!!!!!
You are exactly right! It’s not fair. Plus the Glock had a comp and the P didn’t. Thanks for the comment brother!
@@LetsTalkTactical always Bro….. gotta support the community
I work in the industry, I get to shoot a lot of stuff staccatos of all models included, did a side by side with a buddy staccato C2 same size as my G19 with ramjet, the Glock definitely shot softer and better overall, buddy agreed and sold his staccato and went all in on Glock and ramjet combo.
I also shot the XC that thing is amazing I’ll say, but price to performance.. gloccato it is.
Best comment yet!! Nobody believes me. They call me a liar. lol
So if the Glock with the ram jet shot softer side by side .. out side of the nice looking staccatos .. would say it is better to trick out a Glock and save the extra money and get some ammo ? Are staccatos really worth their asking price ?
@@justinl8455 really depends on where your coming from and where your going to, far as fit and finish staccato’s are worth it, but performance wise (depending) it’s better you save a bit invest in more ammo and classes you’ll get more out of that for starters, if you are wanting very fast split times for competition the staccato will excel there.
@@VenomousKillswell for me the staccatos are nice but I don’t like that they are not drop safe .. so for me I think will spend that money for a few training classes and ammo and maybe save up in a year or two
@@justinl8455 that’s exactly what you should do, smart.
That will go a lot farther than a staccato.
Good video my boy!
Appreciate it man!!
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Glad you made this comparison a lot of people are gonna be hurt because they blew too much on a staccato. In terms of groupings and accuracy I put a few over my knee with my built out gloccato. People nowadays believe they can pay for skills and that will solve all their issues which is not the case.
I appreciate your comment. Everyone else has been butt hurt, and said there is no comparison. Yeah I prefer the Glock. When it comes to actually using the gun, the bad guy doesn’t care how smooth your slide is. Lol
Guys let’s stop the nonsense…This ain’t a comparison to make at all…a Glock with a ramjet and performance trigger ain’t rivaling any staccato on any planet bro…nonsense
Sorry to tell you…. It absolutely did. If you grabbed the staccato p, and I grabbed the 19x the way I have it im beating you. We compared it after the video. You can get back on target faster with the 19x. Now if we put a comp on the P that would dramatically change. The XC kills my 19x, but the staccato P has a heavier trigger, and a more snap to it. The P has like a 4.5 lb trigger. The 19x has a crisp 3lb trigger with a fast reset. Now if we are talking the XC yeah it has like a 2lb GREAT trigger, and a comp. It’s perfection.
And you are saving a thousand dollars.
@@LetsTalkTactical totally disagree brother 1911 trigger different animal altogether. That Glock performance trigger ain’t nothing to celebrate at all I have it in my G17. It’s better than stock for sure but it’s not custom and the trigger pull isn’t better than a staccato. Accuracy between the 2 is unmatched as well. Production Glock vs a handcrafted and fitted Staccato 1911 no comparison. Now if you want to discuss torture test and reliability for self defense different argument. Good energy in video but definitely bias. You only got GLOCKBOYZ in your corner on this one.
@@LetsTalkTacticallmao my ice comp P vs a radian Glock
I have both no comparison…I thought about taking my comp off but it’s super flat and a soft shooter even with p+ ammo
@@captainohsowavy absolutely ridiculous to compare a Staccato P to a Glock anything with any mods…Lol..sometimes I think folks are running out of ideas compare similar builds apples to apples no problem but this comparison is nonsense
Great video! Appreciate you bro
Thanks man! Appreciate that. Thanks for the comment
Hey bro. Lean forward a bit. @11:47 you can see the rounds pushing you back causing the elevated shot above the a zone.
Appreciate that man! I’ll try that out!
Most dudes that have stacattos can’t shoot for shit. My G45 runs like a demon. Only thing out shooting it is a XC and that’s 5-6 thousand dollar gun all decked out.
Thank you! Finally someone agrees. Everyone thinks I’m full of shit.
LOL that's BS. "Most dudes"???
@@Rooster-q3xyeah most people can barely shoot and try to buy their way into being good with gear.
When racking I hold the slide and push the frame forward racks easier
Based on current trends and popularity
in competitive shooting, Glock is widely
considered the pistol brand that has won
the most IDPA competitions, with their
models like the Glock 34 being a popular
choice due to their reliability
customization options, and accuracy in
competition settings.
Key points about Glock in IDPA:
Dominant presence:
for competition pistols.
Glocks are frequently used by top IDPA shooters and are often seen as the standard
Glock 34:
This model, with its extended barrel and slide, is particularly favored for its accuracy in
competition shooting
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Customization potential:
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Its not the gun, its the shooter
A lot of people don’t want to accept the Staccato is overrated and the 1911 trigger is a preference. I’d prefer a LTT Beretta over a Staccato every time. I’m willing to argue as well brand new Italian made Beretta is smoother than a brand new Staccato, I’ve compared them side by side myself.
Says those that can't afford a Staccato LOL. Jesus.
@@Rooster-q3x You know that saying that goes something along the lines of "you never know a fool until he opens his mouth". That applies here you have nothing of value to contribute but mindless insults and assumptions from a faceless nameless youtube channel like a coward. I can link you to my reddit post where I prove the tolerances on the Staccato are close to if not worse than a stock Beretta. I have experience with these firearms and chose team Beretta because of design. It was definitely not out of financial lacking seeing I have computers worth more than a Staccato. I've always been M9 over 1911 but of course you wouldn't consider these possibilities because you're in such a rush to prove to everyone that you're a babbling idiot who'd rather speak on what he doesn't know than provide value like a real man.
get both and save the argument fellas 😂
True!
Cool video but you forgot to turn the flashlights on. How are you going to properly see your target in the daytime without the flashlights turned on? Can’t wait to see the night time range footage.
😂😂 how could I forget!?!
9mm 1911's recoil more fits a smooth impulse into the shooter I'd describe as fluid while the glocks and its polymer framed, light weight, reliable design gives a more snappy and immediate recoil impulse. Overall my Staccato is just smoother and runs flatter due to weight. Even with the radian on my G45 I still feel like there is greater impulse into the shooter simply due to the harsh, snappiness that comes with the lighter weight. ( i mean my glock is close to half the weight loaded compared to the staccato P unloaded, both have RMR and X300 UB). Stock Staccato P is like $2400, but with the DLC threaded barrel it adds like $3-400 to price I'm pretty sure I ended up paying $2967 for the non threaded DLC barrel and the plate that was like $134.
No I agree. In my opinion the staccato is a far superior gun. In that comparison though the Glock felt softer, and flatter. Due to the ramjet, the flashlight, and the steel guide rod I added. Now the staccato xc feels way flatter then my 19x
Would you spend the money again if given the chance to buy it new again ?
@justinl8455 The 19x? Absolutely. Still to this day when I go shoot it after not shooting it for awhile it surprises me how flat it is.
@@LetsTalkTacticalI was referring to a staccato versus the Glock 19 X with the ram jet. As far as money goes .
@@justinl8455 Glock all the way. The staccato p just isn’t worth the money. The staccato xc is worth the money but not the p.
Are in Satx? I saw lone star …
Yes sir
@@LetsTalkTacticaldo they also have bays with steel targets or just the bays shown in the video ? I’m in SA also but just looking for a new range to go to
@@TacticalJay. just bays for paper targets. This is there 7yard bay. They also have 50 yard bays. But it’s not for steel. They have steel at the public bays but it’s not a place that you can record, it’s set up like an indoor range.
I remember when we couldn’t find mags for the prodigy love mine I waited till they fixed em to buy…but no body wanted the gun but couldn’t t keep the mags out they house 💀
They take checkmate mags and Stacs.
Love the prodigy. In my opinion I might pick it over the staccato p because you can save $1000 and port or comp the prodigy, and upgrade a couple thing, and it will be wayyy better then the P.
@@LetsTalkTactical Naw go with BUL they have the BEST Intrey Level & better
I think the staccato shoots flatter than the Glock, it’s just that he has that mailbox on top which gives it more felt recoil 🤷🏾♂️
about 2800 is wild glock me up man
Yes sir!! I know. I prefer my Glock. It’s a really nice gun though.
Staletaco is a very nice gun
Love me some staletacos!
Cool video, but that is not a Gloccato. Zev Techs are… Still cool video.
Zev techs are not Gloccatos. lol. They are not even glocks. The first gloccatos were a Glock 19, and a Glock 19x. That’s for the comment though! Zevs are still really good guns. The hyper comp is ridiculous.
@@LetsTalkTacticalOkay, thanks for getting me squared away. Zev Techs are definitely Gen 3 Glock based. I know this because Gen 3 Glock slides and magazines work in both my Zev Techs. Still, point taken. The original Gloccato is the G19 modified. 👍🏾
yeah but a staccato stock is going to shoot the same if not better than most gloccatos. Your changing almost every aspect of the glock in order to come near a stock staccato. Id rather spend the 2.5+ to get a smoother shooting,better looking, better trigger STOCK staccato than have to change everything on a glock to even come close. Even then the glock looks god awful.
I agree with you on everything except the fact that the Glock looks awful. Just my opinion. I think glocks are sexy. You’re saying everything I said. I said if you spend all this money can you come close to a staccato p shooting wise.
@@LetsTalkTacticaloh for sure. Glocks looking awful are definitely just a personal preference. Glad we have the same view on the shooting aspects of each firearm.
Hey don't drop the slide with an empty mag. You will damage it😊
Yeah I’m not used to 1911 style pistols. I’m used to my Glock. Lol
Ah yes glock, the buy cry upgrade cry change parts and cry again and finally justify all the work and money u have into it by saying you like it gun.
I sense jealousy
I don’t have to justify anything. Honestly if kept talking about it so the guy that spent his money on the staccato didn’t feel bad. I KNOW the Glock is better.
God damn Acro’s ruin the look of a gun so bad
I agree, sometimes they look good.
For the love of God STOP the word Gloccato.
You don’t like it? Lol
The Glock performance trigger is trash
You have lost your mind. It is literally the best trigger to ever go in a Glock. Solid crisp wall, 3lb break, no over travel, quick reset. That’s why all serious Glock owners use them, and have nothing but great things to say about it.
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Corny and lame!
Uh huh. 😂.