ULTIMATE John Wick 2011 for Half the Price?

Published on December 6, 2022
Duration: 24:37

The Legion Precision Custom 2011, a Tactical Toolbox signature edition, offers high-end features comparable to the Staccato XC at a lower price point. It boasts a 5-inch ported barrel, crisp EGW trigger, and Cheely grip, with a total weight up to 61.7 oz loaded. While requiring a break-in period to resolve initial malfunctions, it demonstrates excellent performance and recoil management, making it a strong contender for home defense or competition, though less ideal for daily carry.

Quick Summary

The Legion Precision Custom 2011 offers high-end 2011 features comparable to the Staccato XC but at a lower price. It includes a 5-inch ported barrel, crisp trigger, and Trijicon SRO optic, though it requires a break-in period for optimal reliability.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Legion Precision Custom 2011 vs Staccato XC
  2. 03:12Technical Features & Build Quality
  3. 06:50Weight, Accessories & Competition Specs
  4. 08:33Break-in Period & Reliability Issues
  5. 15:18Performance Comparison with Staccato XC
  6. 17:50Concealability & Final Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Legion Precision Custom 2011 a 'John Wick gun' alternative?

It's a custom 2011 pistol, similar in style and function to high-end models like the Taran Tactical Combat Master seen in John Wick films. This Legion Precision model offers comparable features to expensive options like the Staccato XC but at a significantly lower price point.

What are the key technical features of the Legion Precision Custom 2011?

It features a 5-inch ported KKM match-grade barrel, a tri-top slide, an optics plate for Trijicon footprint with an included SRO, an EGW ignition kit for a 2.5-2.75 lb trigger pull, and a Cheely Gunworks aluminum grip.

What is the typical weight of the Legion Precision Custom 2011?

The unloaded weight is 46.5 oz. When fully loaded with a Surefire X300 light and a 26-round magazine, the total weight can reach up to 61.7 oz, which is over 3.8 pounds.

Does the Legion Precision Custom 2011 require a break-in period?

Yes, custom 2011s, especially those with Cerakote, require a break-in. The reviewer experienced initial 'hammer follow' malfunctions within the first 400 rounds, which were resolved after adjusting the trigger pre-travel.

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