$3,400 Competition Pistol… I Totally Misunderstood

Published on March 18, 2026
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Yoki Sturrup details a custom 2011 pistol build exceeding $3,400, initially intended for USPSA Production but better suited for Limited or Open divisions due to cost and modification limitations. The build highlights premium components like an MBX Extreme frame, Cheely Custom grip, and Bar-Sto barrel, offering superior performance to stock options.

Quick Summary

A custom 2011 pistol build, costing over $3,400, features premium components like an MBX Extreme frame and Bar-Sto barrel, offering superior accuracy to a Staccato P. Initially intended for USPSA Production, its cost and modifications make it more suitable for Limited or Open divisions.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Custom 2011 Build & Misunderstanding
  2. 00:15USPSA Production Division Rules & Limitations
  3. 00:45Pistol Origin: Rock Island Armory & Cost Escalation
  4. 01:15Understanding Competition Divisions: Limited vs. Open
  5. 02:00Frame & Grip: MBX Extreme & Cheely Custom
  6. 03:00Internal Components: Atlas, EGW, Dawson Precision
  7. 04:00Slide & Barrel: Infinity Firearms & Bar-Sto Precision
  8. 05:00Sights & Guide Rod: Dawson Precision Features
  9. 06:00Shooting Performance vs. Staccato P & Value
  10. 07:00Future Competition Plans & Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key components of the $3,400 custom 2011 pistol?

The custom 2011 features an MBX Extreme stainless steel frame, a Cheely Custom Gunworks grip with PT EVO texture, an Atlas Gunworks ignition kit, an EGW trigger, a Dawson Precision magwell, an Infinity Firearms slide, and a 5-inch Bar-Sto Precision bull barrel.

Why was the custom 2011 pistol unsuitable for USPSA Production division?

The pistol was deemed unsuitable for USPSA Production due to exceeding cost limits and having modifications that are restricted in that division. It is better suited for USPSA Limited or Open divisions.

How does the custom 2011 compare in performance to a Staccato P?

The custom 2011 pistol shoots more accurately than a Staccato P. This suggests that the significant investment in custom parts can lead to superior performance for competitive shooting.

What was the origin of the custom 2011 build?

The build started with a $700 Rock Island Armory 2011 in 9mm. Over time, every part was replaced, escalating the total cost to over $3,400.

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