Staccato XC starts to hammer follow

Published on August 12, 2024
Duration: 5:02

This video provides an update on the Staccato XC and P pistols after significant round counts. The speaker discusses the Staccato P's stiffness after 3,000 rounds and the Staccato XC's development of hammer follow twice around the 13,000-15,000 round mark. A fix involving sear tension adjustment by a 'Staccato nerd' resolved the issue, highlighting a common maintenance point for high-round-count 2011s.

Quick Summary

The Staccato XC developed hammer follow after 13,000-15,000 rounds, a known issue for high-round-count 2011s. A fix involving sear tension adjustment by a gunsmith resolved the problem, allowing the pistol to function reliably again.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Intro & New Microphone
  2. 00:33Staccato P Update (3,000 Rounds)
  3. 01:47Staccato XC Update (13,000-15,000 Rounds)
  4. 02:11XC Hammer Follow Issue
  5. 03:02Fixing Hammer Follow (Sear Tension)
  6. 03:41Overall Shooting Experience
  7. 04:01Why Shoot Staccatos Again?
  8. 04:39Conclusion & Future Testing

Frequently Asked Questions

What maintenance issue did the Staccato XC develop after 13,000-15,000 rounds?

The Staccato XC experienced hammer follow twice during rapid shooting. This issue, common in high-round-count 2011s, was resolved by a gunsmith adjusting the sear tension.

How does the Staccato P feel after 3,000 rounds?

After approximately 3,000 rounds, the Staccato P still feels stiff, particularly the safety and grip safety. It is described as not yet fully broken in, though it has been accurate and reliable.

What is a common fix for hammer follow in 2011 pistols?

For 2011 pistols like the Staccato XC, hammer follow can often be addressed by adjusting the sear tension. This typically requires the expertise of a gunsmith or someone familiar with the platform.

Why is the speaker shooting Staccato pistols again?

The speaker is shooting Staccato pistols again due to consistent requests and interest from students and attendees at his classes, who often ask about and want to handle or shoot these specific firearms.

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