TMK, Stacattos are a redesign of the 2011 for 9MM.

The original, I think, was designed for the 38 super.

Mine are customs, and always ran great with tuned mags.

I have a 4” barreled 38 super 2011, without a mag well, as a carry gun.

It’s pretty slick.

If they have that gun in a 9MM, with reliable factory mags, it’s a pretty slick set up.

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Originally posted by Aglifter:
TMK, Stacattos are a redesign of the 2011 for 9MM.

The original, I think, was designed for the 38 super.

Mine are customs, and always ran great with tuned mags.

I have a 4” barreled 38 super 2011, without a mag well, as a carry gun.

It’s pretty slick.

If they have that gun in a 9MM, with reliable factory mags, it’s a pretty slick set up.

The "original" was a frame kit for the 1911 platform. They were/are produced in every caliber the 1911 is produced in.

Staccato is just the old STI Firearms (the patent holder), under new ownership and rebranded.

There's certainly an argument that this Staccato CS is not a 2011 since it uses a different magazine pattern.

May be a great design, but damn that is fugly.

Do the grooves on the chamber perform some function or just more looks?

They are expensive when you compare them to factory Sigs/Glocks, but $2499 isn't too bad when compared to more custom 1911s like Atlas, Infinity, etc. I've had a bunch of STIs/Staccatos over the years and these newer generation guns have ran 100% out of the box. My new job only allows us to qualify with two guns, so it was my new GrayGuns Modern Classic P320 AXG and my Atlas Gunworks Ares. The C2 didn't make the cut.....

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