I have the P and the DUO versions of the C and C2. I’ve carried all three and they all serve their purpose. I will carry the P mainly when I’m also wearing a coat or jacket because of its larger size. It is the best shooting of the three for me. The C will he carried when I really need deeper concealment, but the C2 will get the most holster time. It’s only slightly bigger than a Glock 19 in the grip so it’s not overtly difficult to conceal. All three are great to shoot, accurate, and have been 100% reliable.
After doing research, and reading up on forums. I came across your video, I liked your straight to the point approach to the whole lineup. Helped with my purchase of the Staccato P, which I picked up yesterday. Can’t wait to take it out and shoot it. I like the C duo you had in your video as well. Thanks for the awesome review, well done.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Please let me know how you like it after you get it and shoot it. It is one of my favorites. Thank you very much for watching!
I just picked up my Staccato C DUO...put 125 rounds through it so far and it is the best gun I have ever shot. Definitely like the slimmer profile, shorter grip, and rounded butt.
I purchased my first Staccato, the XL DUO, and was so impressed with the quality and craftsmanship. I’ve now added the C2 DUO and just recently, the XC DUO. OMG….. if you ever have the opportunity to shoot a Staccato, you will understand. I now have no use for the other guns in my collection! Great review! 😀👍
I'm a Sig Sauer fan. Carried the P226 throughout my LE career(retired) but I'm liking what I'm seeing. I would love to fire one. I think I'd go with the C2 for the mag capacity. Great video!
Like Frank said, I’m into concealment, so the Staccato C would be my choice. (Oh, wait. I already have one.) I would like the C2 if only STI would round the heel of the grip so it would conceal better. A nice quick look at the Staccato lineup. Thanks for sharing.
I got the opportunity to grip the P, C, and C2. Main purpose is to edc carry the gun. Bought the C2 and absolutely love it. Conceal carry it every day. Only thing I changed was going from a fiber front to a tritium.
I have the C DPO as my EDC "I didn't see bad things coming" gun. I have the C2 Limited threaded as my, "I saw the potential for bad things but couldn't carry a rifle" gun. Same manual of arms, both with a RMRcc. Makes sense for how concealeble it has to be. IWB is the C model every day. OWB, might as well go with the C2. I'm happy to have options.
Beautiful for 4 STI Staccato line up. After looking at this video, I wondered if there was a Staccato-c2-duo, yes there is one for 2500. That is 600 more than the Bul Armory SAS2 Viper and the Viper has the Shield RMSc included within the 1900 price. Not to step on your channel but I did a video of this Viper. My single videos are not great like your videos. I'm a quadriplegic with pretty good hands. So lighter triggers mean alot to me. I'm from a CZ and CZ clone ecosystem because of their triggers. This staccato-c2-duo is now on the list.
Nice demonstration; clean and clear. You’ve got yourself a new subscriber. I look forward to more of your videos. Will you be showcasing more staccato goodness?
quick question I hope you answer. can you mount a optic sight on the second Stacatto P you mentioned? or are you only able too with the first Stacatto P you introduced? thank you I hope yo reply thinking to buy one soon!
Picked up the P Duo at the end of last year. I got lucky, it came with the new grip shown here but it came with the full length dust cover which I think is much better. It also came with the mag well which now with these new pistols, the only one that comes with the mag well is the comped one. This purchase was over a year in deciding between the Duo and the EDC X9. So glad I was able to get the one I got and no regrets not getting the EDC X9. Thanks.
+WeeeThPpl Congrats on the P Duo. In my hands, the P is the best shooting of the bunch followed by the C2. The EDC X9 is a fantastic pistol as well. Can’t go wrong either way. Thank you for watching.
You have the older full dust cover version with 4.15” barrel. A few of those have the new grip that were manufactured near the end of the previous gen cycle. The 2020 is 4.4” barrel. I agree that the full dust cover looks nicer to the eye. Supposedly the 4.4” feels a tad softer to shoot. Both are great!
My question is, is the Staccato better than the original browning hi power?, you can find new Brownings in box for half of the money, modern quality 15 rounds magazines, tons of aftermarket and custom parts support and an unique military and law enforcement background around the world, backed up for almost a century also FN recently released a reborn of the BHP with modern tweaks and still half of the price.
I think it’s a completely different shooting experience. Is it better? That depends on the individual. I own both of the guns that you mention and if you are asking me, I will take the Staccato all day long. Thank you very much for your comment and for stopping by.
Have you showered or at least held one? The bottom line is how does it feel to you. I have medium size hands and it fits me perfectly. Thank you so much for stopping by
Excellent and informative video, question the grip size between the C -C2 make quite a bit of difference for IWB carry in your opinion and what is the price difference between the two C models.
There is a difference in the grip size between the two models one being a single stack and the other being a double stack. Having said that, I have medium size hands and I found the C2 very comfortable. If I had to pick one, it would be the C2. Thank you very much for your kind words and for watching.
Your questions: Which one would I buy? And which one would I carry? To give an answer: if I had to choose one it would be the Stac-P full size for the extra performance. Real answer I would not buy any of them, so likely not carry them. You didn't say whether you paid for them yourself, on loan, or sponsored video. I watched it twice boss. The Value Equation: what do you gain by paying more? And what do you lose by paying less? Answer to both is nothing. To give an idea I'm into watches. I can afford any Rolex model I want. That means I can afford 40 Staccato pistols. From people I know that actually bought Staccato's they paid sub $3K depending on spec. Not paid or sponsored reviewers and shills. For $3K budget I can get 2-3 pistols, ammo, training, upgrade parts, and have them gunsmithed and refinished. I have no doubt they are fine premium pistols. But the value equation just isn't there. I get it. It's like a Rolex watch. It's a nice luxury item for those that know what it is.
+Papa D the Sig Legion SAO is one of my favorite pistols and it is substantially larger than the C2. I own both and need to think how I would compare them. Thanks for the suggestion and for watching.
Excellent Video Sir!! I Loved it and Learned A Bunch. Thank-you for sharing. I Need one or 2 for my Channel. Much Respect, 🥳😎👊👍🇺🇸 Beretta Sr. PS. I like the Regular P or the 19 round C.
I really like that C 2 , I've get to get a plan together , it's get to be in my collection. I enjoyed this review Thanks and as always Stay Strong 💪 🙏🇺🇸
Now my taxes are paid. Question, I'm considering the P or the C2. I have the Wilson Combat EDC X9S and Bul Viper both 3.25inch barrel. I think I'm leaning towards the P. But the C2 is closer to my typical carry. Any insight?
I shoot the P much better and if my frame allowed me to - that would be my carry pistol. Specially the P 4.4. Not sure if that helps. Currently testing the C.
I don’t see why not. The rear sight is dovetailed in. You can either have the slide milled for an optic or you can buy an optic mounting plate the dovetails in.
They are all amazing and very well-built. The one thing I can suggest is that you put each one in your hand and make sure that it is comfortable. Thank you very much for watching
I can tell you that it’s different. It is more of a push into your hand and then I snap up if that makes sense. I think the C2 is easier to shoot. Not saying the Glock is difficult to shoot what I am saying is that between the two, the C2 is the more pleasant shooting experience.
I think the C2 also comes with a Duo option. I do wonder if the Duo has a different front sight (more elevated). And if so, how this would impact holster fit. Thank you.
The C2 is available in a Duo configuration. It was not at the time I filmed this video. As far as the sights, You can have them standard or suppressor height. Your choice. Thanks for watching!
I was able to score a P Duo in California, no small feat. Fantastic firearm and excellent shooter....especially after putting a Deltapoint Pro red dot on it. I won’t carry it, as it’s too expensive of a gun here and I’ll never get another most likely....but it may do home duty after I get totally immersed in it.
I like all them, just bought the duo P, still haven't been to the range but am excited to try it out. If its everything i want it to be, ill be saving up gor the C or C2, to carry. I look forward to seeing what my P can do because as you say it like butter on glass. Smoothest slide ive ever tried.
I have taken it out. This is the sweetest hand gun I've ever shot. I do have a Colt Diamondback and its smooth but the way the slide moves on this is so awesome. Once i got used to it i was holding tight groups at 12 yards. Shoots like a dream. I. Thinking of getting the concealed carry model. Plus a big deal to me these are made in Texas (USA) and I am a huge fan of things made here. I also live in TEXAS
C2 DUO carry w/ Sentinel-a microdot and TLR-7A would the best all-around carry pistol I can think of. Big enough to give 16+1 capacity and good performance, small enough to carry especially when you have regular-sized iron and microdot. Light enough it is only ~4oz heavier than the G19 empty. C kinda miss the point of '2011' and fall behind on capacity being a single stack in this size/weight league. Might as well roll with the P365XL w/ a dot. P is just a bit bigger(flat base mag only 17rds) and heavier(+ ~13oz than G19) but doesn't bring that much advantage. Then you will want to put a full-size light like X300 on there... could be a good option for LEOs tho.
I'm considering the C2 duo as I think it's the closest size to a Glock 19 or 45. I like the size of the G19 & G45 but don't like the way it feels in my hand, it feels kinda cheap and I'm not a fan of the way it arrives out of the box. It seems to need better sights in order to be better accurate. The C2 needs nothing, the quality and accuracy are stellar right out of the box. The Glock has a face only a mother could love and the Staccato is a masterpiece. Obviously the C2 costs 4 times more than a G19/45 but it's the only gun you'll ever need.
I completely agree with your assessment. If you can afford it - I wouldn’t consider it. I would just go get it. Then order a holster from QVO Tactical. Thank you very much for watching.
@@MDpolo when comparing the c and c duo, do you think the slim grip makes it much easier to conceal, or is it more of a comfort thing. I can't imagine the slight increase in size is much more difficult to conceal especially if appendix carry.
@@MDpolo yeah under a jacket I would definitely go with the c2, however I'm looking for a year round carry, so I'm kind of leaning towards the c, it's just the limited capacity that turns me off when I could get say a sig p365xl for much less cost and it holds more rounds. Staccato would be better shooting but is it worth the extra money. Do you think the c would be a good year round carry?
I own both of them and for me, in my hands, there is no comparison. The staccato all the way. However, the P3 65 XL is a very nice pistol to carry every day for much less money. It really depends on your budget and what feels best in your hand.
+D Martin If you notice how the soldiers where are the American flag on their shoulders, it is facing the same direction as you on this pistol. It’s called the Charging Flag. Thank you very much for watching.
For decades people carried 1911‘s with 7+1 or 8+1 capacity. For years people were thrilled with a Glock 43and they only had 6+1 capacity. You need to find the gun that is comfortable for you, that you will carry and the one you shoot the best. If it’s 7+1, in my opinion that’s plenty. But that’s your decision. Thank you for watching.
@@JustMe-999a go watch the clip of the Montgomery sheriff shooting a suspect 12 times in the chest before being stopped. Don’t ever say you don’t need rounds
I shoot the old fashioned c better than C2. Don’t know why. Much easier to conceal. Wonder why.,guess just grip and my hand. Bough Bul says ultralight and nice but grip just seems like a slippery piece of over large plastic. I shoot it well but just find grip off putting. Wondering if I can change anything with it. Also,keep emailing distributor and others and cannot find extra mags! Anybody got ideas and thank you.
I like the original grip texture much better as well. A shot in the dark would be Gun Mag Warehouse. Have you called Staccato directly? Other manufacturers are having shortages as well. Sig Sauer Is shipping several models with only one mag plus an IOU for the extra mags. So I’m not surprised that you’re having a difficult time finding them. Thank you very much for watching!
I'm watching, trying to convince myself to take the Staccato plunge. If I were to do it, it would be for the C2. On and off duty, I carry a concealed handgun; and I'm not yet a pistol red dot convert. Honestly, for a fighting gun, I don't think I could benefit much from the attributes of the Staccato line. My carry rotation includes a Shadow Systems Gen 3 Glock 19, a CZ Custom Shop SDP, a Sig Sauer P365, and my venerable, Les Baer .45 Stinger. For me, those guns are great; and I can't justify mothballing any one of them for the C2, or any other high dollar, duty oriented pistol. I went through this same mental exercise when the Wilson Combat EDC X9 came out. It was great looking and excellent (except for Wilson's fragile, Armor-Tuff finish); but it wasn't any better looking, or that much better as fighting gun, than my H&K P30, with the light LEM trigger. Still, it's fun to learn and to fantasize about these Ferrari guns. Thank you.
Well said and you make good points. My suggestion is that if you are curious about a C2, find a range that has one for rent and shoot it. You may find that it will change your mind about mothballing one of the other ones. Although the C2 would face stiff competition against the lineup that you mentioned. As you well know, the bottom line is that you should carry whichever you should best and will carry often if not always. Thank you very much for watching! I appreciate your time.
Above all, watching your videos, I have understood that you are surely an expert; but, I feel a little sorry that you did not even review a Beretta whatsoever (or a Tanfoglio): this makes me think you do not like this brand, probably. Anyway, thanking this video, I have discovered this producer unknown before to me. "Staccato" is an Italian word, beside, a time it was also an Italian surname in southern Italy. Please, do you have any information about this fact? Many thanks from Italy.
Yes, Staccato is an Italian word and a music term. However, I am not aware of an Italian surname although I would not be surprised if it was. Regarding Beretta, I love them. A Beretta 92 was actually the first pistol that I got and still have it. Currently I am working on videos of 2 Berettas. Just don't have enough time to review everything that I like :-) Thank you for watching and Ciao!
I have the P and the DUO versions of the C and C2. I’ve carried all three and they all serve their purpose. I will carry the P mainly when I’m also wearing a coat or jacket because of its larger size. It is the best shooting of the three for me. The C will he carried when I really need deeper concealment, but the C2 will get the most holster time. It’s only slightly bigger than a Glock 19 in the grip so it’s not overtly difficult to conceal. All three are great to shoot, accurate, and have been 100% reliable.
+TheLegoJoker I love the P and for me it is the best shooting of the bunch. Congrats on your Staccato collection and thank you for watching.
After doing research, and reading up on forums. I came across your video, I liked your straight to the point approach to the whole lineup. Helped with my purchase of the Staccato P, which I picked up yesterday. Can’t wait to take it out and shoot it. I like the C duo you had in your video as well. Thanks for the awesome review, well done.
Thank you very much for your kind words. Please let me know how you like it after you get it and shoot it. It is one of my favorites. Thank you very much for watching!
Proud owner of the Staccato P , something about that 20 round magazine makes me feel Warm and Fuzzy! )
Totally agree!
I just picked up my Staccato C DUO...put 125 rounds through it so far and it is the best gun I have ever shot. Definitely like the slimmer profile, shorter grip, and rounded butt.
Congratulations! They are superb. Thank you for watching.
I purchased my first Staccato, the XL DUO, and was so impressed with the quality and craftsmanship. I’ve now added the C2 DUO and just recently, the XC DUO. OMG….. if you ever have the opportunity to shoot a Staccato, you will understand. I now have no use for the other guns in my collection! Great review! 😀👍
Thank you very much and congratulations!
Which one do you like to carry?
C2
Thank you for the comparisons. It really help nail down which Staccato I want! Quick and to the point!
You are welcome. Thank you so much for watching.
I'm a Sig Sauer fan. Carried the P226 throughout my LE career(retired) but I'm liking what I'm seeing. I would love to fire one. I think I'd go with the C2 for the mag capacity. Great video!
That is one nice pistol. Thank you very much for your kind words and for watching.
Great review, smooth and patient
Originally I thought the C1 was the way to go for me but after watching this I am definitely going C2. Thanks!
Yea, the C2 is the way to go. For me. Thank you very much for watching.
Like Frank said, I’m into concealment, so the Staccato C would be my choice. (Oh, wait. I already have one.) I would like the C2 if only STI would round the heel of the grip so it would conceal better.
A nice quick look at the Staccato lineup. Thanks for sharing.
I agree with you on the C2 heel. Having said that, it is an awesome pistol to carry. Thank you for watching!
I got the opportunity to grip the P, C, and C2. Main purpose is to edc carry the gun. Bought the C2 and absolutely love it. Conceal carry it every day. Only thing I changed was going from a fiber front to a tritium.
Congratulations. That’s an awesome pistol. Thank you for watching.
Where did you get the tritium sight? I’ve been having a difficult time finding one.
@@RJ-su8wk Dawson precision, I really like it.
From what I know so far the C2 is my favorite
I have the C DPO as my EDC "I didn't see bad things coming" gun. I have the C2 Limited threaded as my, "I saw the potential for bad things but couldn't carry a rifle" gun. Same manual of arms, both with a RMRcc. Makes sense for how concealeble it has to be. IWB is the C model every day. OWB, might as well go with the C2. I'm happy to have options.
Great choices. Thank you very much for watching.
Beautiful for 4 STI Staccato line up. After looking at this video, I wondered if there was a Staccato-c2-duo, yes there is one for 2500. That is 600 more than the Bul Armory SAS2 Viper and the Viper has the Shield RMSc included within the 1900 price. Not to step on your channel but I did a video of this Viper. My single videos are not great like your videos. I'm a quadriplegic with pretty good hands. So lighter triggers mean alot to me. I'm from a CZ and CZ clone ecosystem because of their triggers. This staccato-c2-duo is now on the list.
Wheeled and Well Armed, don’t sell yourself short. Your videos are coming along nicely. I enjoy them all.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Bul Armory is on my list for sure. You’re doing a good job on your videos so please keep it up!
Great video, thank you! I’m planning to check out the C2 tomorrow. Can’t wait!
The C2 is the way to go. Thank you very much for watching.
THANKS GREAT VIDEO STRAIGHT TO THE POINT AND CLEAR I APPRECIATED!
Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to watch.
One of my favorite pistol.👍🏻
Great Presentation! I’d have to go with the single stack, because I’m on a deep conceal kick. Thanks for Sharing! 👍👍👍👍
+Frank Butta thank you for watching and for your kind words.
Frank Butta, for whatever my opinion is worth, I agree completely.
Same here but they need extended mags. I rock a shoulder holster tho so most probably won't share my opinion
Great lighting buddy!!
Fantastic guns!!!
C2 😍
+Daniel Rodriguez good choice on the C2. Thank you for watching.
Nice demonstration; clean and clear. You’ve got yourself a new subscriber. I look forward to more of your videos. Will you be showcasing more staccato goodness?
quick question I hope you answer. can you mount a optic sight on the second Stacatto P you mentioned? or are you only able too with the first Stacatto P you introduced? thank you I hope yo reply thinking to buy one soon!
As far as I know, if you want a mountain optic without having to mill the slide, you need to buy the DPO model. Thank you very much for stopping by.
Picked up the P Duo at the end of last year. I got lucky, it came with the new grip shown here but it came with the full length dust cover which I think is much better. It also came with the mag well which now with these new pistols, the only one that comes with the mag well is the comped one. This purchase was over a year in deciding between the Duo and the EDC X9. So glad I was able to get the one I got and no regrets not getting the EDC X9. Thanks.
+WeeeThPpl Congrats on the P Duo. In my hands, the P is the best shooting of the bunch followed by the C2. The EDC X9 is a fantastic pistol as well. Can’t go wrong either way. Thank you for watching.
You have the older full dust cover version with 4.15” barrel. A few of those have the new grip that were manufactured near the end of the previous gen cycle. The 2020 is 4.4” barrel. I agree that the full dust cover looks nicer to the eye. Supposedly the 4.4” feels a tad softer to shoot. Both are great!
My question is, is the Staccato better than the original browning hi power?, you can find new Brownings in box for half of the money, modern quality 15 rounds magazines, tons of aftermarket and custom parts support and an unique military and law enforcement background around the world, backed up for almost a century also FN recently released a reborn of the BHP with modern tweaks and still half of the price.
I think it’s a completely different shooting experience. Is it better? That depends on the individual. I own both of the guns that you mention and if you are asking me, I will take the Staccato all day long. Thank you very much for your comment and for stopping by.
What’s the difference between the P and standard??
I'm shopping for my first 1911. Thinking about the Dual p. Beautiful firearms
The P is my favorite.
Thanks for the great video - I'm in the market for the C and P series, I'm subbed!
Thank you very much for the sub and for taking time to watch. These are fantastic pistols in my opinion. Cheers!
Great comparison. 👍🏽 Right to the point!
Thank you very much for watching. I enjoy your channel very much!
What is the meaning staccato duo?
I am looking to by and like the staccato...
Please help 🙏
Is the optics ready version.
I'm really loving the c2
It is outstanding. Thank you for watching.
I have a small hand and really like the C2 because of its capacity. Do you think I can handle the width of the grip of the C2?
Have you showered or at least held one? The bottom line is how does it feel to you. I have medium size hands and it fits me perfectly. Thank you so much for stopping by
Can you do a comparison of the grip length between the P and the C2 please? Thanks
Let me see what I can do. I don’t have the C2 anymore. Thank you very much for watching.
Excellent and informative video, question the grip size between the C -C2 make quite a bit of difference for IWB carry in your opinion and what is the price difference between the two C models.
There is a difference in the grip size between the two models one being a single stack and the other being a double stack. Having said that, I have medium size hands and I found the C2 very comfortable. If I had to pick one, it would be the C2. Thank you very much for your kind words and for watching.
MDpolo Gun Channel. I do have average or medium size hands I will seriously consider the C2, Thank you for your reply.
If you end up buying it, please let me know how do you like it.
I got the hex compact 3ich bull barrel one but i like the last one to the right
Nice collection. I'm partial because I have the Staccato P with the adjustable rear sights but wouldn't mind adding the C2 to my collection.
Yea, that C2 is pretty awesome. Thanks for watching!
Your questions: Which one would I buy? And which one would I carry? To give an answer: if I had to choose one it would be the Stac-P full size for the extra performance. Real answer I would not buy any of them, so likely not carry them. You didn't say whether you paid for them yourself, on loan, or sponsored video. I watched it twice boss. The Value Equation: what do you gain by paying more? And what do you lose by paying less? Answer to both is nothing. To give an idea I'm into watches. I can afford any Rolex model I want. That means I can afford 40 Staccato pistols. From people I know that actually bought Staccato's they paid sub $3K depending on spec. Not paid or sponsored reviewers and shills. For $3K budget I can get 2-3 pistols, ammo, training, upgrade parts, and have them gunsmithed and refinished. I have no doubt they are fine premium pistols. But the value equation just isn't there. I get it. It's like a Rolex watch. It's a nice luxury item for those that know what it is.
Leaning towards the C version. But!!
Where do I find a good appendix holster that fits?
www.kramerleather.com/ for leather
The Armzmen Hosters, Harry’s Holsters, Phalanx Concealment are my top 3 favorite kydex holsters.
Tier 1 concealed they make a great appendix holster
very nice comparison. I would carry the P.
also, does the P and C2 fit into the same Kydex holster? I know the P has a longer slide.
I can only comment to the holsters that I have and no, they do not fit into the same holster. Thank you very much for watching.
What is the difference in the staccato p vs the staccato p duo??
Duo is red dot ready.
@@MDpolo oh really that is the only difference?
Are the slides and grip interchangeable between the C2 and the C duo?
I’m not sure to be honest with you. I would think not because one is a single stack and the other is a double stack. But perhaps they are.
Price on c2 16 rounds and c 8 rounds? I’ll take the C2 any time. How about a video of staccatos vs Ed Brown pistols?
C2 Vs Sig P226 Legion Sao
2nd the request for a Staccato vs Ed Brown review. I'm a CZ guy but admit I'm starting to appreciate 1911 style handguns more and more.
+Diego Conde that would be interesting. I don’t own an Ed Brown 1911 but I’ll see if I can get my hands on one. Thank you for watching.
+Papa D the Sig Legion SAO is one of my favorite pistols and it is substantially larger than the C2. I own both and need to think how I would compare them. Thanks for the suggestion and for watching.
MDpolo Gun Channel thank you for yours great videos 👍👍
Excellent Video Sir!! I Loved it and Learned A Bunch. Thank-you for sharing.
I Need one or 2 for my Channel.
Much Respect, 🥳😎👊👍🇺🇸
Beretta Sr. PS. I like the Regular P or the 19 round C.
I really like that C 2 , I've get to get a plan together , it's get to be in my collection. I enjoyed this review Thanks and as always Stay Strong 💪 🙏🇺🇸
Definitely a fine handgun. Thank you for your kind words and for taking the time to watch. I appreciate it.
Have the C love the slim fit and finish very concealable, better than my Wilson Combat EDC 9.
Both spectacular pistols in my opinion. Thank you very much for watching!
What Lbs. trigger pull are you getting.
P tactical
4 1/2 consistently.
Now my taxes are paid. Question, I'm considering the P or the C2. I have the Wilson Combat EDC X9S and Bul Viper both 3.25inch barrel. I think I'm leaning towards the P. But the C2 is closer to my typical carry. Any insight?
I shoot the P much better and if my frame allowed me to - that would be my carry pistol. Specially the P 4.4. Not sure if that helps. Currently testing the C.
Nice review!i would take the c2.for carry
+roy yates good choice. Thanks for watching.
What in the world was that music in end? Makes me want to go crazy!
I've been trying to find the answer to this, but on the standard Staccato P, can you remove the rear sight and mount an optic?
I don’t see why not. The rear sight is dovetailed in. You can either have the slide milled for an optic or you can buy an optic mounting plate the dovetails in.
I am new to this pistol and doing research. Trying to decide which one.
They are all amazing and very well-built. The one thing I can suggest is that you put each one in your hand and make sure that it is comfortable. Thank you very much for watching
Very helpful video. Thanks!
The way you pronounce “stuh GAH doh” cracked me up. 😆
+David Smith thanks for watching.
sti collts 45..what made..?
Hello. I’m not sure what you’re asking me. What would you like to know?
What’s the difference between p and p duo?thanks
The “Duo” means that the slide is optics-ready. Thank you for watching.
Oh i see. Thanks for answering. Btw. Nice review. Straight to the point. Keep safe.
Thank you for your kind words and you keep safe as well!
Awesome review, most informative on the Staccato lineup. Well done!!!
Thank you very much for your kind words and for watching.
Which one do you carry? Are you going to put an optic on the DUO?
I’m not caring any of these right now and no I have not installed an optic on it. Thank you very much for watching.
I have the P, C2 and the C. They are all amazing guns. I carry the C with a Wilson combat 9+1 magazine so 10 rounds total.
I like that option. Thanks for the tip.
I’m buying my first Staccato this weekend, I’m looking at the C2, how would you say it’s recoil impulse is compared to the Glock 19?
@@StaccatoRedFox never shot the Glock 10 but IMO the Stacaato is the Bentley and the Glock in the Honda.
Well said.
I can tell you that it’s different. It is more of a push into your hand and then I snap up if that makes sense. I think the C2 is easier to shoot. Not saying the Glock is difficult to shoot what I am saying is that between the two, the C2 is the more pleasant shooting experience.
Ty for not wasting my time
I think the C2 also comes with a Duo option. I do wonder if the Duo has a different front sight (more elevated). And if so, how this would impact holster fit. Thank you.
The C2 is available in a Duo configuration. It was not at the time I filmed this video. As far as the sights, You can have them standard or suppressor height. Your choice. Thanks for watching!
What's the MRSP on the c ?
$1,699
What’s the grip length difference between the p and the c2?
Forgive me but I am not home so I can measure it. The dimensions of both pistols are on Staccato’s website. Thank you very much for watching.
I was able to score a P Duo in California, no small feat. Fantastic firearm and excellent shooter....especially after putting a Deltapoint Pro red dot on it. I won’t carry it, as it’s too expensive of a gun here and I’ll never get another most likely....but it may do home duty after I get totally immersed in it.
That is a score in California! Congratulations and thank you for watching.
What was the price for the C models?
$1,699 is the MSRP.
MDpolo Gun Channel thanks, Brother... cheers!
You are welcome.
C2 for carry and P2011 17 rounds, for competition
What were the prices for the C2 and C?
The C2 $1,700 and I don’t recall what I paid for the C. Thanks for watching.
I like all them, just bought the duo P, still haven't been to the range but am excited to try it out. If its everything i want it to be, ill be saving up gor the C or C2, to carry. I look forward to seeing what my P can do because as you say it like butter on glass. Smoothest slide ive ever tried.
Congratulations on your purchase. Let me know what you think of it once you get to shoot it. Thank you for watching!
I have taken it out. This is the sweetest hand gun I've ever shot. I do have a Colt Diamondback and its smooth but the way the slide moves on this is so awesome. Once i got used to it i was holding tight groups at 12 yards. Shoots like a dream. I. Thinking of getting the concealed carry model. Plus a big deal to me these are made in Texas (USA) and I am a huge fan of things made here. I also live in TEXAS
The single stack
That c2 is dope but I wouldn't carry a belly heavy gun like that so full size on the hip open carry.
C2 DUO carry w/ Sentinel-a microdot and TLR-7A would the best all-around carry pistol I can think of. Big enough to give 16+1 capacity and good performance, small enough to carry especially when you have regular-sized iron and microdot. Light enough it is only ~4oz heavier than the G19 empty.
C kinda miss the point of '2011' and fall behind on capacity being a single stack in this size/weight league. Might as well roll with the P365XL w/ a dot.
P is just a bit bigger(flat base mag only 17rds) and heavier(+ ~13oz than G19) but doesn't bring that much advantage. Then you will want to put a full-size light like X300 on there... could be a good option for LEOs tho.
I agree with you on the C2 DUO. Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to comment.
So the C2 is the top dog. Got it. Still waiting and waiting and waiting
Great look see.
Thank you very much for watching.
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I need the C2 in my life👀👀
I like the C2
I'm considering the C2 duo as I think it's the closest size to a Glock 19 or 45. I like the size of the G19 & G45 but don't like the way it feels in my hand, it feels kinda cheap and I'm not a fan of the way it arrives out of the box. It seems to need better sights in order to be better accurate. The C2 needs nothing, the quality and accuracy are stellar right out of the box. The Glock has a face only a mother could love and the Staccato is a masterpiece. Obviously the C2 costs 4 times more than a G19/45 but it's the only gun you'll ever need.
I completely agree with your assessment. If you can afford it - I wouldn’t consider it. I would just go get it. Then order a holster from QVO Tactical. Thank you very much for watching.
I would love to have C2 duo. I think that is a great conceal carry pistol.
It is pretty sweet. Thank you very much for watching!
@@MDpolo when comparing the c and c duo, do you think the slim grip makes it much easier to conceal, or is it more of a comfort thing. I can't imagine the slight increase in size is much more difficult to conceal especially if appendix carry.
There is no doubt that the grip is slimmer and easier to conceal. Going into winter, I would pick the C2.
@@MDpolo yeah under a jacket I would definitely go with the c2, however I'm looking for a year round carry, so I'm kind of leaning towards the c, it's just the limited capacity that turns me off when I could get say a sig p365xl for much less cost and it holds more rounds. Staccato would be better shooting but is it worth the extra money. Do you think the c would be a good year round carry?
I own both of them and for me, in my hands, there is no comparison. The staccato all the way. However, the P3 65 XL is a very nice pistol to carry every day for much less money. It really depends on your budget and what feels best in your hand.
after I compared the C to the P365, I realized there's no way I'm concealing the C anyway, so I might as well look at the C2 or the P.
The P is my favorite Staccato. Thank you very much for watching.
Wat do u mean the flag is in the right position? Thanks
+D Martin If you notice how the soldiers where are the American flag on their shoulders, it is facing the same direction as you on this pistol. It’s called the Charging Flag. Thank you very much for watching.
Florida: KelTec PF9
Texas: Staccato C2
Thinking about what I can sell to get one of these! Damn, I love the single stack, but 7+1 concerns me.
It's hard to find a civilian shooting that required anywhere near 7 rounds............
For decades people carried 1911‘s with 7+1 or 8+1 capacity. For years people were thrilled with a Glock 43and they only had 6+1 capacity. You need to find the gun that is comfortable for you, that you will carry and the one you shoot the best. If it’s 7+1, in my opinion that’s plenty. But that’s your decision. Thank you for watching.
@@JustMe-999a go watch the clip of the Montgomery sheriff shooting a suspect 12 times in the chest before being stopped. Don’t ever say you don’t need rounds
Hate to be that guy but how do staccatos compare to your Phx fusions ? Lol
It’s all personal preference, but I prefer the Fusion line. More refined and awesome attention to details
I’ll take them all. Thanks.
Good choice! Thanks for watching.
Did not explain difference between Duo and standard?????
Sorry that I missed that.
Just order my c2
Congratulations! Let me know how you like it once you get it. Thank you for watching.
I shoot the old fashioned c better than C2. Don’t know why. Much easier to conceal.
Wonder why.,guess just grip and my hand. Bough Bul says ultralight and nice but grip just seems like a slippery piece of over large plastic. I shoot it well but just find grip off putting. Wondering if I can change anything with it. Also,keep emailing distributor and others and cannot find extra mags! Anybody got ideas and thank you.
I like the original grip texture much better as well. A shot in the dark would be Gun Mag Warehouse. Have you called Staccato directly? Other manufacturers are having shortages as well. Sig Sauer Is shipping several models with only one mag plus an IOU for the extra mags. So I’m not surprised that you’re having a difficult time finding them. Thank you very much for watching!
Wish they'd make one in .45
You forgot to mention the prices of the c2 and the c.
The C retails locally for around $2,500 and the C2 $2,000. Your mileage may vary.
@@MDpolo Thank you very much. Great content BTW.
You’re very welcome and thank you for your kind words.
I'm watching, trying to convince myself to take the Staccato plunge. If I were to do it, it would be for the C2. On and off duty, I carry a concealed handgun; and I'm not yet a pistol red dot convert. Honestly, for a fighting gun, I don't think I could benefit much from the attributes of the Staccato line. My carry rotation includes a Shadow Systems Gen 3 Glock 19, a CZ Custom Shop SDP, a Sig Sauer P365, and my venerable, Les Baer .45 Stinger. For me, those guns are great; and I can't justify mothballing any one of them for the C2, or any other high dollar, duty oriented pistol. I went through this same mental exercise when the Wilson Combat EDC X9 came out. It was great looking and excellent (except for Wilson's fragile, Armor-Tuff finish); but it wasn't any better looking, or that much better as fighting gun, than my H&K P30, with the light LEM trigger. Still, it's fun to learn and to fantasize about these Ferrari guns. Thank you.
Well said and you make good points. My suggestion is that if you are curious about a C2, find a range that has one for rent and shoot it. You may find that it will change your mind about mothballing one of the other ones. Although the C2 would face stiff competition against the lineup that you mentioned. As you well know, the bottom line is that you should carry whichever you should best and will carry often if not always. Thank you very much for watching! I appreciate your time.
They’re great but I wouldn’t carry any of them. Sig365 is as big as I want to lug around all day.
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Above all, watching your videos, I have understood that you are surely an expert; but, I feel a little sorry that you did not even review a Beretta whatsoever (or a Tanfoglio): this makes me think you do not like this brand, probably. Anyway, thanking this video, I have discovered this producer unknown before to me. "Staccato" is an Italian word, beside, a time it was also an Italian surname in southern Italy. Please, do you have any information about this fact? Many thanks from Italy.
Yes, Staccato is an Italian word and a music term. However, I am not aware of an Italian surname although I would not be surprised if it was. Regarding Beretta, I love them. A Beretta 92 was actually the first pistol that I got and still have it. Currently I am working on videos of 2 Berettas. Just don't have enough time to review everything that I like :-) Thank you for watching and Ciao!
@@MDpolo Many thanks for the answer and I am waiting for the videos on the two Berettas. Subscribed :)
Thank you for the sub.
I want the P! Shoot 1911's now, I'm entertaining the dbl stack duty. They are bland looking compared to my Kool 1911's.
The P is my favorite one so far. Thank you very much for watching!
I'd carry the C2 but only if they offer extended mags
Good point. Thank you very much for watching.
U forgot to give us the prices of the C2 and C.
Sorry about that! Thank you for watching.
What Staccato do you want. Yes please!
C2 please!!!
The C is wonderful. Shoot it better than P
None of the above. The C2 DUO is the one that sings my song.
Pop filter please!
Thank you.
Why dosnt anyone talk about steel vs aluminum options why are you saying the name like that there made in Texas
Because that is the correct pronunciation. Thank you for watching.
Staccato C2
Good choice. Thank you for watching!
My tux Staccato P. Chrome dlc slide is sexy as hell!!!