7500 Rd update Staccato XC

Published on June 13, 2024
Duration: 4:37

This video provides a 7,500-round update on the Staccato XC pistol from Ben Stoeger. Stoeger discusses the pistol's continued positive shooting impressions, noting its soft-shooting compensated design and reliability. He also touches on minor issues like grip texture retaining skin and rust developing on the laser-etched areas of the slide, despite the overall DLC coating holding up well.

Quick Summary

Ben Stoeger reports 100% reliability for the Staccato XC after 7,500 rounds, crediting a 10lb recoil spring and REM oil lubrication every thousand rounds. The trigger remains crisp around 2.5 lbs, and the pistol offers a soft-shooting experience, though minor rust has appeared on laser-etched areas.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Channel Update
  2. 00:16Staccato XC Overview
  3. 00:27Round Count and Usage
  4. 00:53Shooting Impressions
  5. 01:05Handling and User Feedback
  6. 01:17Price Point Consideration
  7. 01:23Reliability and Lubrication
  8. 02:07Break-in Period and Trigger
  9. 02:28Safety Lever Performance
  10. 02:56Negative Points: Grip Texture
  11. 03:13Negative Points: Compensator Buildup
  12. 03:30Negative Points: Rust on Etching
  13. 04:03DLC Coating vs. Etching Durability
  14. 04:26Conclusion: 7500 Round Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the reliability of the Staccato XC after 7,500 rounds?

According to Ben Stoeger's 7,500-round update, the Staccato XC has been 100% reliable. This is attributed to using a 10lb recoil spring and consistent lubrication with REM oil, applied roughly every thousand rounds.

How does the trigger on the Staccato XC perform after extensive use?

The trigger on the Staccato XC remains consistent, featuring a slight take-up, a defined wall, and a clean break. It's estimated to be around 2.5 lbs and may have lightened slightly with use, maintaining its positive characteristics.

Are there any durability issues with the Staccato XC after 7,500 rounds?

While the DLC coating on the Staccato XC holds up well, rust has been observed on the laser-etched areas of the slide, such as the 'R' on 'Stegler' and the American flag. The grip texture also tends to retain skin.

What are the main shooting impressions of the Staccato XC?

The Staccato XC is consistently described as a 'nice soft comped pistol' that is enjoyable to shoot. Shooters generally have positive impressions, with the primary hang-up for some being the price point.

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