I want a 9mm 1911. I thought I wanted an STI until...

[jpmuscle]

Is it the weapon’s performance or is it easier to shoot? Those 3 pts better average comes at, as I said weight, bulk, expense, and possibly reliability. If B8s are the only metric, then there is a minor advantage at least in that shooter’s hands. In other metrics, such and 6r6, El Pres, etc there was no advantage.


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You’re back peddling.


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[PracticalRifleman]

You’re back peddling.


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No, I’m not.


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[Eurodriver]

I bought a Staccato P.

[Pappabear]

I bought a Staccato P.

Cool, hit us up with range report after you dump a nice lot of ammo.

PB

[Eurodriver]

Cool, hit us up with range report after you dump a nice lot of ammo.

PB

Will do.

[Pilgrim]

Wise choice.

[maximus83]

I bought a Staccato P.

Congrats on your pistol--+1 on a range report. And pics please.

I still think someday you're gonna want to try a classic single-stack 1911 too. Nothing wrong with having both--except for the hit to the budget.

[Nightstalker865]

I bought a Staccato P.

Did you end up going with one of the 2020 production models?


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[Eurodriver]

Did you end up going with one of the 2020 production models?


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Yes I did.

[Eurodriver]

Cool, hit us up with range report after you dump a nice lot of ammo.

PB

For sure. Just hoping it runs smoothly.

I really wanted a 9mm 2011, and the Staccato seemed like the only way to go until I got to Nighthawk ($5,000) money.

For that kind of price, I can literally buy a Staccato, throw it in the garbage, buy another one, throw that in the garbage too, and still be $1,000 better off.