In the past I have owned 3 Staccato pistols. Out of the 3, the P-Duo was the one I liked the most, but did not love it. The gun could be a little finicky and mag prices were and are still atrocious. All three are gone now.

I recently picked up this Bul Armory Tac Pro compensated model and it is a beast. It is not finicky with ammo, shoots soft and flat, is extremely well built, very accurate, mags don’t cost a fortune and it costs about $1700 less than the comparable Staccato comped model. The only downside is finding one in stock. This one came from a buddy and is an older model. The ones announced at Shot Show this year are supposed to be even better.

Anyone here own one.






This is just some cheap 124gr ball ammo that I loaded for range use at 15yds.

Congratulations. That is a nice pistol. My friend owns Staccato and Atlas 2011. He is now talking about Bul Armory. Like you said, finding one in stock is difficult.

You missed the dot.

Said the asshole who would have missed the cardboard at 15 yards.

That is seriously nice shooting and yeah it’s a nice tool to help but that group is all Indian. Awesome shooting.

Enjoy it in good health.

I do not own one, but Bul has been on my radar for quite some time.

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Originally posted by ador:
Like you said, finding one in stock is difficult.

What's even worse is they're constantly updating and improving their guns, so they can't even spend a while building a surplus to sell. Their Glock clone with the ports for $750 looks great as well at $750, but they can't build enough of them, either.

Cool!

I traded in to an SVI a long time ago and appreciate how any certain 2011 can become a favorite.

Have to check out what Bul has to offer locally.

Beautiful 2011!!

It appears to shoot as good as it looks.

Bul is Israeli, right? Thanks for the heads-up on these.

Yes. Made in Israel. I watched few videos about the new Tac Comp coming out late 2025. The reviews from the recent Show Shot looked very good.

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Originally posted by AUTiger89:
Bul is Israeli, right? Thanks for the heads-up on these.