No argument here... To justify purchasing the same Staccato model in the video, I just damn near emptied my safe of every FN I own and a CZ-P10F that I enjoyed.
I have the same P as yours but maxed it out out with a threaded barrel and Dawson precision compensator. People with the aluminum version said the compensator doesn't really make a huge difference. I have the steel version and it shoots so much better. I love this compensator.
Mine was a retirement gift(aluminum frame). My career started in 95’, we had custom 1911s and Beretta 92s(Glocks replaced the berettas in 97’). I immediately ask if there was something that combined the best of the 1911 and capacity of the 92. Took over 25 years, but here it is and now beretta has the 92x. I’m at 6000 rds and zero issues. I accidentally installed the mag springs backwards after the first cleaning, they ran fine but didn’t lock the slide back. It’s a great gun. Is it worth it? If you have the money, yes. Cons; you will burn through ammo. Think of how smooth a Lexus rides compared to a dodge truck. I swapped the front sight for the Dawson precision tritium sight. The fiber optic sight broke during dry practice which I expected to happen. They offer an amazing blue label type program and their customer service seems to be amazing, unlike others. It’s very tempting to get the CS to replace my G19, but I won’t. I can conceal this except when I need to tuck in my shirt, which is never these days. Great review bud.
The ammo issue is for real. I can burn through a 20 round mag and it feels like I’ve shot not 10 rounds. It’s insane. I was also thinking of a CS and currently carry a G19. Current gun does everything I need to as far as concealment so switching is a non necessity and more of a want. I’m on the fence
Staccato’s are great handguns. I first bought a CS and then the XC. They are such a great shooting guns that i next bought the C2 Limited and P Limited. Looking at getting the XL next.
I really enjoy my P dpo threaded. I also do not have a grip safety issue with the P (but will occasionally have my Colt, or Kimber hang up on me (speed bump beavertails on both of them). But great trigger apprx 4.5 lb clean break very small takeup, short crisp reset, and I like the way the polymer changes the recoil feel. I have a tricked out G19, and both the Colt and Kimber are very nice non premium pistols. But the Staccato P is my favorite. Want a C2 to mod next (V8 port, flat med trigger, and the Damascus finish from DSC)
Great review. I'll be doing one on the P soon myself. Love my 1911s but I definitely see the advantages of the Staccato specifically, it's like a cheat code. Stay safe my friend
Nice review man, I just ordered a P with the aluminum frame, DLC barrel, and X series serrations. I plan on cc carrying it so went with the alum frame. Def going to look into that mag well for the lower profile look and feel. So excited!!
I just received my new Staccato XL. Ordered it direct with the Hero Discount. It's nicer than I expected. After shooting the XC and the XL, I decided to go with the XL. Had a couple issues with the XC jamming up after a certain amount of rounds without constant oiling. I figured I would send it to Vulcan machine works for porting if I wanted to go that route, anyway the best 2011 style firearm is by far the Dan Wesson dwx, I got mine for $2,100 sent it out for an optic cut and for under $2500,, it's a serious shooter
My trigger guard screw walked out at 1k. No other issues besides that and I'm at 8k. Left a bad taste in my mouth though... They asked me to fill out all the warranty paper work for a screw, like I'm trying to profit off one screw after paying 2700 dollars for a handgun. Great review though!
😂. They act like a screw is going to break them! Sorry that happened to you. They need to understand that every interaction with a customer matters and leaves lasting effect. I appreciate your comment!
Exactly! if I buy your gun then I'm around people who are potential your customers. I will always mention the good and the bad when speaking on your product. No problem, keep it up!@@JoeFromTheAfternoon
My friend has the previous gen Staccato XC, I think overall, it shoots way better than the old and new gen Staccato P and XC. But don’t get me wrong, I love the P as well.
My gun setup is exactly like mine, only difference is i have dpp over rmr. Beautiful setup. On a side note i hope you lube up that gun, looks so dry just based on the barrel.
@@jackyye4040 haha. Surprising enough the DLC barrell I just got back from Staccato last week. Only 100 rounds through it. It used to be stainless. I’m probably at 1000 rounds through it then. So only 1100 rounds total
Not disagreeing with you, but I’m thinking about going the route of RIA Ultra Tac 1911 with the Hayes custom package. I think it is cheaper and you get an awesome gun-and I kind of like the look of it a little better - I’d definitely go with the XC at some point
Today i got the opportunity to shoot one and hell yeah it's worth it. Only people that ask if its worht it is people never shot it before totally understandable. But today i was i was amazed enough to start to look at hammer gun different i live in hellfornia and just like gas prices here i would need to pay a high premium for this gun as its off roaster but that being said i would gladly sell some guns just to get this 1 gun Great part is my wife loves it as well hell my 10yo got to shoot it and loved it and had no issues this alone should explain how much recoil it has Now its time to come up with minimum 3500 to 5k to get one 😢
@@AnonDW40worth it to me. Dont plan on dropping my Staccato muzzle down from shoulder height 😂. In all seriousness if this in fact an issue, it seems an easy fix. Heavier spring with a lighter firing pin from Staccato for anyone concerned. Interested in seeing what happens.
For 2500 you can buy a much better weapon system. At the end of the day it’s just a 9mm handgun. For that money you could’ve bought and decked out an AR and smoked any dip shit with a staccato from 300+ yards away
Have plenty of AR’s. A secondary firearm is a necessity as well. At the end of the day, some people have disposable income where $2500 isn’t a big issue to spend.
@@JoeFromTheAfternoon I have a staccato p that I spent 2500 on and a FNX45 that I spent 1400 on and the FN is a much better gun imo. My P320 legion shoots just as good as the staccato. Shit even my glock 47 shoots just as good tbh
@@Mr.Sativo Wait you have a Staccato P that you spent $2500 on?!?! You could have bought a much better weapon system. At the end of the day it’s just a 9mm 😂😂. I kid i kid. Your opinion is your opinion. I also have a P320 legion. I dont think it shoots just as good. To each their own. Thanks for watching
@@JoeFromTheAfternoon yes for the money I spent on the staccato I could have bought a way better weapon. I have a large collection of firearms but most people don’t have money to burn on guns so Im just throwing out an honest opinion from someone that owns one. If you have money to waste it’s a phenomenal gun but at the end of the day it’s really just a fanboy gun
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No argument here... To justify purchasing the same Staccato model in the video, I just damn near emptied my safe of every FN I own and a CZ-P10F that I enjoyed.
I am really enjoying your style of reviews. Thanks for continuing to put out quality content.
Awesome review. If I didn't just order one this morning, this review would have convinced me.
Another good video Joe. I love both my P and my C2
Keep it up. You are a much better editor than most.
I have the same P as yours but maxed it out out with a threaded barrel and Dawson precision compensator. People with the aluminum version said the compensator doesn't really make a huge difference. I have the steel version and it shoots so much better. I love this compensator.
I have an aluminum version with the comp and she shoots super flat
Great work as usual!!
Excellent review.
Very clearly explained.
Great job.
Nice detailed video bruh...Really enjoyed the content. I am ordering the Staccato P this week.
Mine was a retirement gift(aluminum frame).
My career started in 95’, we had custom 1911s and Beretta 92s(Glocks replaced the berettas in 97’). I immediately ask if there was something that combined the best of the 1911 and capacity of the 92. Took over 25 years, but here it is and now beretta has the 92x.
I’m at 6000 rds and zero issues. I accidentally installed the mag springs backwards after the first cleaning, they ran fine but didn’t lock the slide back.
It’s a great gun. Is it worth it? If you have the money, yes.
Cons; you will burn through ammo. Think of how smooth a Lexus rides compared to a dodge truck.
I swapped the front sight for the Dawson precision tritium sight. The fiber optic sight broke during dry practice which I expected to happen.
They offer an amazing blue label type program and their customer service seems to be amazing, unlike others.
It’s very tempting to get the CS to replace my G19, but I won’t. I can conceal this except when I need to tuck in my shirt, which is never these days.
Great review bud.
The ammo issue is for real. I can burn through a 20 round mag and it feels like I’ve shot not 10 rounds. It’s insane. I was also thinking of a CS and currently carry a G19. Current gun does everything I need to as far as concealment so switching is a non necessity and more of a want. I’m on the fence
Hate to break it to ya bud but 2011's have been around since the 90's when STI was making them. Staccato is STI they just changed their name.
I’m aware, but they were not reliable, bud.
Staccato’s are great handguns. I first bought a CS and then the XC. They are such a great shooting guns that i next bought the C2 Limited and P Limited. Looking at getting the XL next.
Well done, as always!
got one a while back! love it
Great informational review!! Just ordered my P x series to go along with my xc. Cant wait. Yours is gorgeous bro. Thank you for this video
You could have just gotten this one from me 😉
@@JoeFromTheAfternoon 🤣🤣. I have a buddy wantin one.
Just bought the C2 and cant wait!
Awesome video! Value is key! Thanks for sharing. Just sub’d
I really enjoy my P dpo threaded.
I also do not have a grip safety issue with the P (but will occasionally have my Colt, or Kimber hang up on me (speed bump beavertails on both of them).
But great trigger apprx 4.5 lb clean break very small takeup, short crisp reset, and I like the way the polymer changes the recoil feel.
I have a tricked out G19, and both the Colt and Kimber are very nice non premium pistols.
But the Staccato P is my favorite. Want a C2 to mod next (V8 port, flat med trigger, and the Damascus finish from DSC)
Sold! Im buying one.
Great review. I'll be doing one on the P soon myself. Love my 1911s but I definitely see the advantages of the Staccato specifically, it's like a cheat code. Stay safe my friend
Looking forward to it!
The problem is they(2011 pistols) will ruin all other semi-auto handguns for you, at least it did for me.
Nice review man, I just ordered a P with the aluminum frame, DLC barrel, and X series serrations. I plan on cc carrying it so went with the alum frame. Def going to look into that mag well for the lower profile look and feel. So excited!!
Excited for you!!
5 oz difference?
@@brighthought11yeah and still shoots very well
I just received my new Staccato XL. Ordered it direct with the Hero Discount. It's nicer than I expected. After shooting the XC and the XL, I decided to go with the XL. Had a couple issues with the XC jamming up after a certain amount of rounds without constant oiling. I figured I would send it to Vulcan machine works for porting if I wanted to go that route, anyway the best 2011 style firearm is by far the Dan Wesson dwx, I got mine for $2,100 sent it out for an optic cut and for under $2500,, it's a serious shooter
I paid $4000 for my P with SRO and $3800 for my C2 here in Commifornia 😂🍻
Oof. I just paid than both for my XC! 😅
Have you about the Bul Armory SAS Tac ii ($1800 w/ an optic cut) bc I’ve heard many say that’s the best valued 2011
My trigger guard screw walked out at 1k. No other issues besides that and I'm at 8k. Left a bad taste in my mouth though... They asked me to fill out all the warranty paper work for a screw, like I'm trying to profit off one screw after paying 2700 dollars for a handgun. Great review though!
😂. They act like a screw is going to break them! Sorry that happened to you. They need to understand that every interaction with a customer matters and leaves lasting effect.
I appreciate your comment!
Exactly! if I buy your gun then I'm around people who are potential your customers. I will always mention the good and the bad when speaking on your product. No problem, keep it up!@@JoeFromTheAfternoon
Same happened on mine. I didn’t loose the screws.
it's to expensive for that kind of QC@@HWG-wm8ld
My friend has the previous gen Staccato XC, I think overall, it shoots way better than the old and new gen Staccato P and XC. But don’t get me wrong, I love the P as well.
YES. Moving along. This has been beaten to death. The topic is subjective.
Just buy a Tisas 2011 for 750.00 usd and buy lots of practice ammo. Kapeesh
what good video
My gun setup is exactly like mine, only difference is i have dpp over rmr. Beautiful setup. On a side note i hope you lube up that gun, looks so dry just based on the barrel.
Dried it out for the review. I’ve never liked seeing soupy lubed guns when I’m viewing a firearm on YT.
@@JoeFromTheAfternoon thays good to hear, my much rounds you have thru the p? Ur dlc coating on ur barrel seems to indicate high round count
@@jackyye4040 haha. Surprising enough the DLC barrell I just got back from Staccato last week. Only 100 rounds through it. It used to be stainless. I’m probably at 1000 rounds through it then. So only 1100 rounds total
It is the best value!!!!
Not disagreeing with you, but I’m thinking about going the route of RIA Ultra Tac 1911 with the Hayes custom package. I think it is cheaper and you get an awesome gun-and I kind of like the look of it a little better - I’d definitely go with the XC at some point
Whatever makes you happy my friend. We all have different tastes. Will have to look up that RIA to learn more about it
@@JoeFromTheAfternoon oh yeah many ways to go- enjoy the staccato!
Who did your slide cuts venting??
Staccato. It’s an option you can select and have added to your current gun if you’d like.
Today i got the opportunity to shoot one and hell yeah it's worth it. Only people that ask if its worht it is people never shot it before totally understandable. But today i was i was amazed enough to start to look at hammer gun different i live in hellfornia and just like gas prices here i would need to pay a high premium for this gun as its off roaster but that being said i would gladly sell some guns just to get this 1 gun
Great part is my wife loves it as well hell my 10yo got to shoot it and loved it and had no issues this alone should explain how much recoil it has
Now its time to come up with minimum 3500 to 5k to get one 😢
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
There's a reason why USMS SOG went with a Staccato.
Because they have plenty of our tax dollars to burn, that’s the reason.
Where did you buy yours from
Online. Secondary market
I have the same gun It’s just too heavy.
Is it worth not being drop safe?
Unmmm what?
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It speaks for itself
@@AnonDW40worth it to me. Dont plan on dropping my Staccato muzzle down from shoulder height 😂. In all seriousness if this in fact an issue, it seems an easy fix. Heavier spring with a lighter firing pin from Staccato for anyone concerned. Interested in seeing what happens.
A $5 dollar hammer can hammer a nail aswell as a $50 one
Well duh. And a Toyota Corolla will get you from point A to point B just like a Corvette. Some people just prefer to do it in the Vette.
Your right about that but it's alot more fun😂😂
But how long before that hammer head flies off when you're out banging nails?. Of course my wife would kill me if I bought a Staccato.
Dumbest comment I’ve read all day. SMH.
NO! IT IS NOT WORTH IT not in the least.
No… just no.
For 2500 you can buy a much better weapon system. At the end of the day it’s just a 9mm handgun. For that money you could’ve bought and decked out an AR and smoked any dip shit with a staccato from 300+ yards away
Have plenty of AR’s. A secondary firearm is a necessity as well. At the end of the day, some people have disposable income where $2500 isn’t a big issue to spend.
@@JoeFromTheAfternoon I have a staccato p that I spent 2500 on and a FNX45 that I spent 1400 on and the FN is a much better gun imo. My P320 legion shoots just as good as the staccato. Shit even my glock 47 shoots just as good tbh
@@Mr.Sativo Wait you have a Staccato P that you spent $2500 on?!?! You could have bought a much better weapon system. At the end of the day it’s just a 9mm 😂😂. I kid i kid.
Your opinion is your opinion. I also have a P320 legion. I dont think it shoots just as good. To each their own. Thanks for watching
@@JoeFromTheAfternoon yes for the money I spent on the staccato I could have bought a way better weapon. I have a large collection of firearms but most people don’t have money to burn on guns so Im just throwing out an honest opinion from someone that owns one. If you have money to waste it’s a phenomenal gun but at the end of the day it’s really just a fanboy gun
@@Mr.Sativo I wholeheartedly disagree. But appreciate the view and comment. Have a good one