STI Staccato C Compact 9mm 2011 First Shots

Published on April 20, 2019
Duration: 9:51

This review of the STI Staccato C Compact 9mm by Honest Outlaw highlights its accuracy, compact 1911/2011 platform, and rail integration. While praised for its trigger and shootability, a notable downside is the frame's double cut, which can cause discomfort. The pistol offers 8+1 capacity and is noted for being thinner than comparable polymer pistols, making it suitable for concealed carry.

Quick Summary

The STI Staccato C Compact 9mm is a compact 1911/2011 handgun praised for its accuracy and excellent trigger. It features a rail for accessories and an 8+1 capacity. A noted ergonomic concern is the frame's double cut, which can cause discomfort for some shooters. Its thinner profile compared to Glock 19 or M&P makes it a strong contender for concealed carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Introduction and Pistol Overview
  2. 01:01Positive Features of the Pistol
  3. 02:48Downside: Frame Double Cut & Grip Comfort
  4. 03:26Shooting Performance & Initial Impressions
  5. 05:37Longer Range Shooting & Wind Impact
  6. 07:18Reloading and Pocket Carry Feel
  7. 08:00Accuracy, Capacity, and Carryability
  8. 08:28Included Accessories & Magazine Release
  9. 08:58Price Point and Future Review Plans
  10. 09:31Call to Action and Closing

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the STI Staccato C Compact 9mm?

The STI Staccato C Compact 9mm is a carry version of the 1911/2011 platform, featuring a rail for weapon lights, high-quality sights, an excellent trigger, and a compact profile suitable for concealed carry. It offers 8+1 capacity.

How does the STI Staccato C Compact 9mm perform in terms of accuracy and recoil?

The pistol is highly accurate at 20 yards, and its bull barrel helps control recoil, preventing the shooter from being "fragged." It shoots very quickly and accurately, even at longer distances with favorable conditions.

What is a notable downside of the STI Staccato C Compact 9mm?

A common downside mentioned is the 'double cut' on the frame, typical of STI models, which can dig into the knuckle and cause discomfort, particularly for larger individuals or under recoil.

How does the STI Staccato C Compact 9mm compare to other compact handguns for carry?

The STI Staccato C Compact 9mm is noted as being thinner than a Glock 19 or M&P, making it easier to carry concealed. Its weight is comparable to these polymer pistols, and its polymer grip contributes to its manageability.

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