The Cult of Staccato

Published on August 19, 2024
Duration: 20:57

The Staccato P, a modern 2011 platform pistol, offers exceptional trigger and build quality, making it a high-performance luxury tool. While significantly more expensive than duty pistols like the Glock 17, its advantages may justify the cost for law enforcement or those prioritizing premium features. However, its weight, size, and magazine cost are notable drawbacks for average users.

Quick Summary

The Staccato P is a premium 9mm pistol based on the 2011 platform, offering superior trigger and build quality. While its $3,800 price tag (with accessories) is high, its performance may justify the cost for law enforcement, though budget-conscious civilians might prefer a Glock.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Staccato Hype & Price Question
  2. 01:48Company History: STI to Staccato
  3. 02:12What is the 2011 Platform?
  4. 04:16Review Setup: Staccato P, Acro P2, X300T
  5. 06:42Law Enforcement Market & Pricing
  6. 09:28Staccato P vs. Glock 17 Mag Dump
  7. 11:31Pros: Trigger, Build Quality, Bull Barrel
  8. 13:08Cons: Weight, Size, Magazine Cost
  9. 16:09Final Verdict: Is the Staccato P Worth It?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Staccato P pistol?

The Staccato P is a high-performance 9mm pistol based on the 2011 platform, essentially a double-stack 1911. It features a bull barrel, exceptional trigger, and is favored in the law enforcement and self-defense markets for its accuracy and shootability.

How much does the Staccato P cost?

The Staccato P has a base MSRP around $2,499, but the reviewed setup with an Aimpoint Acro P2 optic and Surefire X300 Turbo light brings the total cost to approximately $3,800, significantly higher than standard polymer pistols.

What are the main advantages of the Staccato P?

Key advantages include its outstanding trigger quality, smooth action, bull barrel for accuracy and heat management, and a user-friendly, tool-less recoil system. Its higher capacity and recoil control also contribute to its performance.

What are the disadvantages of the Staccato P?

Downsides include its substantial weight (around 3 lbs loaded), the high optic mount, and the very high cost of the firearm itself and its proprietary magazines, which can cost $60-$70 each.

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