Anyone pick up one of these single stacks? Get to handle one? Pricey but I'm curious. 50. for an 8 round magazine is steep as well. Reviews are all good. Supposed to be wicked accurate.
Posts: 1698 | Location: SC | Registered: December 10, 2003
My LGS has a few of them. They are nice for sure, but I am not as big of a fan of the grip as I thought I would be. I much prefer the tree bark texture on the double stack Staccato P. Trouble is now the P is coming with the C grip style.
If the C feels good to you though, get it. Reviews are pretty good from what I’ve seen.
I have a STI Staccato C its a very fine shooting pistol. It will take the Wilson mags they are cheaper.
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Posts: 2036 | Location: ON THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD | Registered: February 11, 2009
I looked at the double stack version and I was turned off by how sloppy the thumb safety was. It was so bad I would be surprised if it would stay on SAFE while carried. I noticed the same thing years ago with a single stack STI I looked at. My old Eagle 5.0 is fine, but I'd certainly want to look at one personally before I purchased. I think STIs are otherwise great guns.
In addition to the optic-ready DUO guns, Pierson said they have also made a carry version of the same pistol that was non-optic bearing, by request. “So basically, we took a Staccato P and we put a shorter carry grip on it,” he said.
They also made threaded barrel versions for some agency.
I shot my brother's Staccato P and it's a fine gun.
Posts: 1437 | Location: County 18, OH | Registered: April 11, 2007
That’s good to know. When I order my C2 I will definitely order more spare mags and use them in both guns. They’re decently priced through the mil/le program.
